Post Offices Now Secondary Works
State advances corporation dealings and mentions various agencies and officials in a scattered report. It references offices, a deep deposition, and procedural steps, with obscure acronyms and names interwoven in a jumble of words.
Union seeks higher transport pay in shop workers relief plan
A regional union seeks higher transport pay for shop assistants and related workers across Queensland. The proposal links payments to allowances and aims to address costs for ferries, cycles, and travel in industrial districts, with a regulatory filing due by September.
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UNION
Fetall
Wireless
Wii Ninh
Kinlow Inn
Aussisianis agarittHouthern
Dievelen
Ivan
Beuibane
Werk
Putalde
Kk Ty Chambern Yeverday
Pop Wallace
Necesaary
Dnclinieiv
Brisbane Realivey Ao
Halton
Queensland Country Retunr Assocs Joh
Queensland
Libel Claim Fallows Report
A court case involves Mary Jonny Meorte of Aes Attsvellian making libel allegations against an unnamed party. The Registrar records details of the action, with trial and court procedures noted by the authorities and reporters.
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West Austell
Mary Jonny
Aes
Feyoye Auriwe
Nail Statiistie Pvt
Hugh
Wublaghing
Judge's Death Before Case Decided
A fragmented court report records the death of a judge before a case reached final decision. The narrative centers on court proceedings, mentions of witnesses, and order actions related to the pending matter, with references to judges, attorneys, and related statutory steps. The piece preserves names and institutional references while avoiding graphic detail.
Tasmanian cabinet lines and horse trial notes
Fragmented OCR text mentions Tasmanian cabinet, ministers, and various names. It references horses and a possible public event or note about a horse display or examination. No coherent narrative or dates are readable. content appears as garbled mix of names and place markers.
WOMAN MISSING AND CRIME BRIEFS IN OUTBACK NEWS
A scrambled clipping reports a woman missing in the Cope Maret area with a fragmentary note about her bedroom window and a man seeking an alibi. Other items mention a 14 year old boy cyclist injured on Resin Grove Road, a truck driver fined for impersonation, an actor comedian in hospital after an assault, and a bicycle theft case bound for court. The page also includes notes on a Land Court matter, a long Queensland political vote tally, and naturalist reports.
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Kevin
Viontne
Aldeties
Kelvin
Arne
Dion Cpm
Palle Sturt
Vuliy
Agel
Senton
Agasion
Gully
Pedine
Reatieihion
Ain Umprican
Land Court
Ravn
Ee Harper ‘Spring
Metal Trades Directory Feature Highlights Local Industry
A scattered OCR fragment hints at a metal trades directory item listing various sectors and firms. It references New Canyon, Leaps, and a vehicle or equipment theme, noting involvement by workers and industry groups. The text is incomplete but suggests a survey of metal trades activities and regional players.
Room For Allin PC Seeks Housing Solutions
A report notes efforts by Allin PC and CANKERRA to secure accommodation enhancements. The Compiinte of sugar ainceer and Ve Pera suite discuss moving residents from the Hote uremion to grant room for Par Haymn members. Emphasis is on adequate lodging, funding, and delivery by local groups and government partners to support over 300 occupants.
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Allin
Cankerra
BeTuice
Par
Haymn
Thislaet
Lie
Anansi
Calelle
Vinknent
Teirene
League of Nations move from Switzerland mooted
Canberra reports a formal suggestion within the imperial cabinet to possibly relocate League of Nations headquarters from Switzerland. A minister noted meetings could run normally while Switzerland remained surrounded by enemy territory, or by enemy-proposed zones, but no final agreement was reached.
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League OF Nations
Switzerland
Canberra
Bedern
Empire
Henelquartess
Teague
Cabiist
I M. McEwen
League
Week of Accidents Shows Decline From Last Year
The report lists 142 accidents during the week, down from 164 previously. Injuries were sparse, with nine serious cases and two fatalities noted. The commissioner cites that 65 incidents could have been avoided with ordinary care, and eight of the pedestrians involved were not harmed beyond minor injuries.
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Poller
Mr. Carroll
Weczen
No More Piles Thats Edit The Hls No More Piles
Fragmentary text presents a garbled note about medical or household issues. It mentions Dr Leanfaedt, Macaloid, and KhNL, with scattered phrases on treatment, invention, and a secure package. No clear event or person is fully readable.
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Hank
Weellanndt
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Metal Trades Directory
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