Missionaries Lutherans and a Berlin Pastor’s Queensland Mission
The Courier-Mail page recounts Lutheran missionary activity linked to Berlin pastor Prater Johannes Gosner, detailing his travel from Bavaria to Russia then to Queensland. It notes his monitoring by Prussian authorities, involvement with the Berital Mission Society, and later reporting on Moreton Bay and the Governor’s remarks.
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Courier-Malt Ss
Souriers Mail
Fang Ann Tom Ernieirann
Prater Johannes Gosner
Berlin
Queensland
Otavia
Bavaria
Rusia
West Thas
Prusius
Beauralun
Aii
Berital Mosion Brciety
Rion
Milaslonary
Prikerjaning
Mms
Slandes
Warature Wien
Gelone
Moreton Bay
Lang
Byanrs
Lee
Lohan
Moreen Bay
Iveion
Segan
Rene Ser
Uifaraviah
Otto Thrila
Terence
Cite sa Spemmgut ont sat sagt atom a
Fragmentary OCR text yields a brief item mentioning an event or statement with unclear names and places. The readable words suggest a terse report or notice but lack resolvable facts to identify persons, organizations, or locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cite Sa Spemmgut Ont
Sagt Atom A
Husbands Pass the Test at Italian Wedding Wharf
Happy brides from Italy arrived by the Bequilinn aterday as proxies identified their respective husbands from a crowd on the wharf. The scene was festive with joy as couples, mothers, and friends gathered. Some unions were celebrated amid a mood of relief and hope for lasting matches, while one bride mourned a husband who had died before the ceremony. The first marriage voyage since the weddite agreements had boats disembarked at Brishene, guiding brides toward their new homes in the North Queens cenewelds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Taly
Leo Murah
Ape
Fen
Dela
Brishene
North Queens
Fule
Pitt
Lemena
Tepwialen
Newmarket
Ribvision
Rome
Gatin
Ula
Bandien
Maine
Lineamoenereedigraphies
Telti
Evita
Fragmented OCR reveals unclear notes on rubber, foam, and sanitary concerns
The readable slivers describe materials like 4 inch rubber and foam, mentions Medlin consideration, and reference to state authority and tape. The text is garbled with names and phrases, unclear sequence, and no decisive event or outcome.
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Beth Medlin
Arnbane
Ebion
Former Australian Looks at Us Again
London journalist and director Tom Clarke, linked to Practical Jogrussnm, recalls a Vienna restaurant call offering £1000 and a world-wide passage for advice. The tale covers tax, publishing, and Clarke’s career arc including his Australia link and return as a Lon don-based figure.
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Tom Clarks
London
Nim Fe
Australia i
Clarke
Armenia
Austria
Tom Clarke
Carnarvon Party Blanket Fund First Trophy At £476
An expedition report details the Dividing Range journey from Rome to Callan and beyond with mules and gear. It notes tents walls and supplies, a one ton load carrying nearly two tons of equipment, and the delivery of aid such as blankets to the Social Service League, urging contributions to the fund and reporting on the expedition’s progress and needs.
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Carnarvon Party
Lersie
Uraavona
Anestatea
Motor Transport
Alot
Eetzue
Sia Gettas
League
Peel
Bramatt
Wien
Anto
Bocinl Bervinelle
Raward Kad
Arn Biraets
Permanent Way Maintenance Economies Debated
A report from Mr. T Moroney of the Australian Railway Union cites safety risks from understaffing the permanent way gauge and shifting tasks to other departments. The piece details cost-saving measures, crew reallocations, and the impact on gauge reconditioning work across the line, noting declines in power and maintenance efficiency and outlining proposed staffing adjustments for 1926 27.
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T. Moroney
Raliwraya Union
Mance
Garden Hint From Old Text on Manure and Plant Care
The fragment hints at using bone dust as manure around plants, recommending even distribution around the roots and forking it in. It mentions fibrous roots, animal erasure, and rates of application, plus a brief note about artificial azure marks. The text is garbled, preserving only scattered gardening terms and actions.
Weather Today Forecast Summary
Today's forecast covers light to moderate conditions with variable clouds. Highs near seasonal norms and lows dipping into the mid range. Yesterday's temperatures showed a mild high and cooler low, with no significant precipitation reported.
Tax relief debate ties relief to employment revival
The article argues the unemployment rise from 166,570 to 178,380 is linked to tax policy. It contends continued relief funding diverts from broader expenditure, warns the taxpayer outlook is bleak, and suggests further tax cuts could better stimulate industry and reduce relief needs. It notes 1934 35 and 1938 39 figures and the impact on purchasing power and employment.
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Ore Sreer
Emalior
Nat Financial
Ee Jong
Ian
Puzzle for taxpayers on unemployment relief fund costs
The article argues unemployment relief tax spending in Queensland grew to a record 9 million pounds, questioning the government’s figures and urging a national policy shift. It cites 1936-37 and 1937-38 data, noting large deficits carried forward and a potential misalignment with employment trends.
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Queensland
Bansment
Building the New University at St Lucia
The Premier proposes funding of £100,000 this year to begin the construction of the new University buildings at St Lucia. The project aims to create a permanent home for the university, with total estimated cost around £1,000,000 and a decade-long timeline if annual provision stays at £100,000. The plan would open new jobs and spur residential development in the St Lucia area while avoiding parsimony and delay.
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St. Lucin
la x
St. Luca
St. Lucia
Audh Pian
Three Street Fatalities Prompt City Inquiry
Fragmentary OCR notes describe three street fatalities last week on 108 Street and another earlier incident near Serato vest ment. The text references unpaid fares and an incident involving a deceased man and a person named Talaree, but details are garbled and uncertain.
After Half a Century Tale Reaches New Audience
A fragmented historical notice reflects on half a century of local lore. The readable fragments hint at a community tale resurfacing, with references to people and places connected to a long awaited revival.
Weather report notes cold nights and unsettle midweek mood
Readable fragments describe frost in suburbs with near normal July lows around 0 to 3 degrees. Central and southern divisions report gusty east winds and squally showers across bays and coastlines. Authorities warn of continuing cold spell and variable cloud cover over the region.
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Fon Reuira
Dave
Wwere
Spain
Jane Miburbe
He Bae Ventrigay
Blan Sorpe
Winumtm
Aoidaty Wu &T
Arenerfiale
Grange
Sedeg
Commonwealth Divisional
Ofaeciemoniat
Richarday
Rankinie Island
Curiier
Batos
Norio
Oxier
Confusing Italian Names and Customs Officers At Port
Fragmentary report describes Italian names causing confusion amid customs inspections. Mentions a governor, a department reshuffle, and envelopes examined by customs officers for a shipment. References include a list of 129 names and medals awarded to travelers or participants and a ceremony involving officials and passengers.
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Saifleers
Kerreiaprs
Medan
Mimsy
Nilay “Wilpon
Prenilee
Songun
RENO
Aten
BFE
Wee Meailinet
Paxengers Rams
Marte
No Complaints On 3P Betting In City Hearings
Bammenme Toon reported no complaints about a 3P betting operation during a Monday session. Riker did not hear complaints. the hearing examined effects of recent results and control measures. Mr. Basi added comments on betting and regulation.
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Bammenme Toon
Gtd
Riker Gitating
Ing Fifeeal
Mr. Basi
Lord Mayor Not the Kissing Kind
A garbled report recalls a socially tense reception led by a Lord Mayor figure. fragmented text mentions a reception on a Saturday and references to young women and a hall event. Names and places are unclear due to OCR errors but imply scrutiny of etiquette and public figures.
Teneriffe Trees to Go Tenerrife Trees to Go Fifty Years Ago
Fragmented OCR text describes a nuisance to residents case involving taxation and property redemption. It mentions Lawrence Feays, a parks committee, and a prior payment history. The garbled notes reference nuisance to residents, a court action, and penalties.
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Lawrence Feays
Reese
Wm Wien
SS Fae
Prance's National Day Observed in Mixed Translations
Fragmentary text shows an attempt to describe Prance's National Day with mentions of tunes, homeland, and a saline itinerary. The readable portions reference celebration timing and possible events but remain garbled and uncertain about specific places or actions.
Italian Boys Fascinate Whistle Crowd
Italian boys captivate a whistle crowd as they perform in a crowded street scene. The playful moment draws attention from bystanders and stirs chatter about local celebrations and school groups preparing for a larger event.
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