Wheat Prices and Trade Barriers Hit Global Markets
The report notes shifts in wheat trade policy with duties around 40 percent on foreign produce and 20 percent on some imports, affecting Canada and Australia. It cites Romanian 2 percent above world prices as government policy and indicates exports face restrictions while domestic prices aim to hold steady.
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Matt” Eayn
Canada
Australis
Dominic
Eimania
Bucharest
Romania
Export quotas may cease as wheat prices rise
The report notes potential suspension of export quotas due to rising wheat prices and looming shortages of staples like wheat and maize. Governments may press to modify or end the International Wheat Agreement, with global stockpiles expected to run low by July amid drought impacts in various countries.
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Meu
Bourne
Britain Eats Record Amount of Fruit in 1083
The Imperial Zeonomie Committee reports UK residents consumed a record quantity of fruit in 1083. Oranges and apples led the intake as imports from Empire countries rose. London featured displays of Australian oranges in a public foyer amid inquiries into fruit sources.
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London
Imperial Zeonomie Committee
United Kingdom
Plume Thea
Samant Wa
Wealthy Maryborough election remarks show cautious federal support
A report from Maryborough notes Mr. Caner speaking on August 6 about a strong national trend and the prospect of aid measures. He claims some voters favored reform while suggesting support for government actions that align with electorates and national interests. He also admits not backing the government in all cases but would back prudent policies.
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Maryborough
Caner
Direct Shipments Rise Amid Resume of Trade Flows
The report notes resumed direct shipments to Aull Sir James Barreigh Communioner for Naw Bevan Visited Ue steamer West morelard and cites a 200 percent increase in lamb and cheese discharges at Glasgow port. The text highlights the growing volume of butter and cheese exports and the major role of western ports over recent years.
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James Barreigh
Bevan
Westmorelard
Wheat market outlook in Melbourne prices eye higher gain
An influential junction notes wheat may rise. Australian crop uncertainty supports upside. Melbourne wheat futures showed firming demand, with extra potential gains for Australian farmers while shipper purchases stay modest and free wheat trading remains limited.
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Melbourne
Guyer
Viewoean Wheat Growers Corporation
Sudasala Lodey
Wren
Vieworie
New South Wales
Promliene Witeal
Sunny South bean butter displayed at Portsmouth stores
Cooper's 17 stores in Portsmouth showcase Sunny South bean butter Saronghou Navel Week Conpar aid. Oversee Pasmess Federation plans sampler event with $000 value.
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ONEON
Cooper's
Portsmouth
Conpar's Aid Fie
Pasmess’ Federation
Merle Oberon to Marry Mendom In September
Merle Oberon plans marriage to Merle Oberon and Mendom though date not fixed. Joseph Schenck, Tasmanian born, says plans follow engagement. Oberon to continue film work amid speculation of Rex partnership and travels to London for filming.
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Mendom
Merle Obeson
Stan
Tasmania
Joseph Scienck
Sehenck
Eigland
Rita
United Prva
Monte ‘Carlo
Rex
America
Bohenck
Shay Rexion
Schenck
Dougina Fairbanks
Mary Pickford
Fairbanks
Siyinu
Oberon
London
London Rowing Club names best possible crew
The London Rowing Club in London August announces their best possible crew for the Centenary event on the Ormonde. Names mentioned include Boytand A Carpe and Howitt with coach Grogarty guiding selections and potential alternates as focus shifts to rowing's historic challenge.
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London
Rowing Club
Melbourne
C. Palmer
DL Grogarty
Howitt
Eke Drake
Ghake
England
Pthoe
27 Killed in Riot in Algeria
The Paris correspondent reports 27 people killed in a riot in Constantine Algeria, with 24 Jews and four Muslims among the dead. Most victims are said to be civilians, including children, as attackers target Jewish families and threaten Christians, prompting fear and international concern.
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LoNbor
Paris
Tate
Algeris
Twelve Die in Fire Trapping a Burning House
A blaze trapped twelve residents inside a house as a lamp sparked the blaze. Three men two women and seven children perished in the flames while outsiders watched helplessly. Escapes were hindered by a treacherous floor and spreading flames.
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Leach
Bensine
Pianist Composer Boushnott Develops Progressive Ideas
The article discusses pianist and composer Boushnott and his exploration of temperament and expression. It notes his struggle with balancing Chopin influenced passages and contemporary progressions, mentions performances and critical readings, and highlights reception of his innovative stylistic approach.
Griffiths A L P Executive Meeting Report
An Australian Labour Party executive meeting convened to launch a campaign with a first gathering set for August 22. President MLA Mr M Baker opened the session, with expected attendance from Premier Mr Wo Parran Smithy and Deputy Leader Mr Foo M Forie MLA.
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Gnitihs
Austritian Labour Party
Campain
Brine Dane
M. Baker
Wo Parran Smithy
Foo M. Forie
Dénuty
Australi Party
Wil Wren
Memorable Meeting Notes from Upper Marana Session
Fragmentary report from a local meeting at Upper Marana where officials chaired by Councillor W. Gman presided. Mentions a seven-year-old candidate and a strange phrase about Rack and Pervert. Details are incomplete and partially garbled.
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Boutefort
Woparait
Lybouy
Morelon
Marana
Rack
Haag Shire
Unclear OCR Note on Mungindi Branch Appointment
Fragmentary text mentions a Mungindi branch and an appointment of a sub aokot secretary. It appears to reference local council or rural centre matters with names like Abbott and SAR, but details are garbled and uncertain.
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C.P
Mungindi
Munginde
Ausuet
United Counter Map
Hakei
Sti Hya
Caward
Palit
Holt
Aan Reaurer
Munginai i
Abbott
Sar
Profit on Petrol Tax Debate Dominates August Conference
Aparently heated talk at the annual conference of the Australian association discussed petrol tax profits, with figures showing substantial Commonwealth gains and allocations to Western Australia and New South Wales. The discussion cited total improvements and tax revenue, highlighting cross‑state funding and the impact on local governments.
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Perte
Western
Australia
New South Wales
Western Australia
Commonwealth
Inquest On Trangie Shooting Details Emerged
The Trangie shooting inquest heard evidence of fatal injuries and a body found mutilated. Foreman and jurors noted bullets and a disturbing scene as witnesses described events preceding the death. The hearing, led by Jean Van Carminn, examined postmortem findings and identified possible complicating factors in the tragedy.
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Seumer
Murat
Canarias
Warren
Meewehl Foreman
Foreman
Caraibi
Jean Wi
Wats Carman
Tormelly
Bwerney
Dubbs
Lessow
Ie Corontr
Jean van- Carminn
Mae Shea Aetet
Henry Maxeell Foreman
Eid Peerman
Empire Radio Plans Expansion and New Arrangements
London August 1 The Drivin Broadcasting Corporation announces plans to expand Empire programmes by forming an all night orchestra and appointing The Foss Empire music director. The playwright Orel? noad fen has joined the Empire board and a Daily Mail note praises the innovations in expanding dramatic programmes and overseas artists.
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London
Drivin Broadcasting Corporation
Tu Potley
Snd Sp
Foss Empire
Orel! Noad
Fen
Haa
Aldo
Empire
Pron Grammes
Revel
Sauna
Tims
Nanion
Progremimes
Alain Fade
Insurance Schemes End in Tragic Double Suicide
Major Charles Rowlandson Ayersuipoo faced overdue premiums and a failed life policy. He reportedly shot himself after paying dues to a driver at 6 25 PM near St James's Palace. The coroner returned a verdict of suicide amid insurance confusion and a threatened court fight.
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London
Charles Rowendson
Bam
Satin Way Hmn
St. James'e Palace
Rowlandson Ayersuipoo
Rowlandson
Soliton
Daily Express
German Minister to Austria Signals Caution on Ties
A Vienna dispatch reports Germany and Austria watching each other closely over plans for reconciliation. Officials warn that any rebuff could affect ties, while Vienna notes Berlin’s stance remains cautious amid upcoming talks.
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