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Newspaper

Brisbane Courier Mail

Location

Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

Date

Jul 18, 1939

Page

9

Market round up of potato and fruit prices and supplies

The report details wholesale movement of potatoes at around 12 and 4/1 a ton, mentions light lucerne supplies and mixed fruit items such as bananas and pineapples, notes imports and local stock levels, and records prices and demand across various markets including Gatton and Gritham. It captures a volatile, weathered market with fluctuating offerings and cautious trading.

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Demand for Choice Tomatoes and Related Goods Declared Shortage

Historical note records a price and supply scramble for vegetables and flour with references to beans peas and tomato demands. Mentioned firms and traders face shortages and rising prices amid unsettled markets and planned sales. Names and places are partially garbled but indicate commerce and commodity controls in a mid 19th century page.

Farewell To Store Official

Country markets in Brantham bid farewell to a long serving store official. The handwritten OCR reflects a crowded scene with residents recalling nearly a lifetime of service and a final concert event accompanying the farewell.

Brantham Esiageys Westben Winalwortin Boel FPP Lusieioh Mayoos Menon Mir

New Motor Ship Suffolk to Serve Federal Line

A new motor cargo ship, the Suffolk, was launched and fitted in the Clyde for the Australian and New Zealand services of the Federal Branch Line. The vessel features two Brown-Desford diesel engines and 6898 horsepower, with watertight compartments and bulkheads designed for safety. It will operate with the Bumex and the Rasen and sails for Melbourne and Sydney, carrying passengers and cargo. The Suffolk is among the most powerful merchant ships for the Australian trade.

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Ocean Forecast Texture of Sepeeition at Tifande Bight

The forecast describes conditions at Tifande Bight with smooth seas and moderate winds. It notes Australia coast and adjacent waters near Queensland. The report references southeast directions and general ocean area framing.

Tifande Bight Efteheres Ubensland Jeter

Government aid prepares for industry siege rise

A garbled report notes government aid plans to shield primary industry from expansion of secondary industries. It cites Commonwealth payments totaling, after tax adjustments, around £2,900,000 intended to protect producers and stabilize the sector amid economic strain.

Feit Mongay Evansaris Delore Fae Sispene Industrie Mena Commonwealth Bredatieian AE Taraan Tnt Commonwealth Paymenia

Federal inquiry on imports outlines new supply department

The Commonwealth plans to safeguard industry by accelerating import controls and establishing a new Department of Supply. Minister Casey spoke at a Lithgow civic reception about keeping industry running during a siege and ensuring raw materials arrive without delay.

Sydney Commonwealth Casey Lithgow Gould Rexronn

Empire Commerce Congress Opens in Ottawa Trade Key

Australian Associated Press reports opening remarks at the Empire Commerce Congress in Ottawa. Dudley asserts the world economy hinges on imperial trade and suggests Nazi exploitation blocks progress while Britain must adapt to postwar demands. He warns increased consumption and interstatial competition affect global markets.

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Secretaries and Reunion Spark African Veterans Meeting

An African Veterans Wien group met at the Atwee Club, chaired by Mr HO, to discuss reunion plans and ceremonies. Officials including Mr WJ Robins and Mr Hwe Pordhasraff formed a committee as attendees noted costs, year milestones, and organizational roles for the gathering.

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Fathers And Sons In Melee

A melee on Logan Road Buranda injures several men and a son of each. Victims are taken to stoner Hospital with fractures and concussions. Names include Tames Westie 16 of Logan and Nea Henry eM. of Old Cleveland and Coorparoo.

Myureg Logan Road Buranda Svat Stoner Hospital Tames Westie Logan Fond Nea Henry Em Cleveland Coorparoo Con- Tintons Ant Tage Abeasion

Langites Accused Of Repudiation In Unity Undertaking

Sydney report mentions nine members of the Leg Party executive condemning a recent decision to cancel a unity conference. The document accuses outsiders of disrupting the movement and calls a special conference to address alleged repudiation by the group.

Sydney

Swiss Migrants Approved Amid Mixed Signals

The report notes approval for Swiss migrants amid chaotic text about attacks and policy debate. It references artists, farmers, and officials, mentioning migration fronts and governmental responses while a fragmented narrative describes actions and potential policies.

Wharfs mourn Paddy the Wanderer a taxi funeral tale

Wellington held a remarkable funeral for Paddy the Wanderer a terrier linked to the waterfront. Waterside workers and taxi drivers gathered to pay a last tribute as the coffin bore the name Paddy the Wanderer and the crowd recalled his roaming among the wharves and trams.

Joruand Wellington Paddy Jana

Cake Shop Window Riddle Remains Unsolved Mystery

A cryptic note describes Betty and Benny gluing ven noses to a cake shop window while debating a hidden hinge prize. The message hints at a coded clue in a letter from Jiss to Oimby Horner and asks what will be revealed to the finder.

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Riddle Me Ree Awwhy A Peeneve Onlooker

Fragmentary question riddles mix with misspelled phrases about a vegetable king and a wiser mind. The readable bits present a string of nonsensical questions with no clear subject or event to anchor a coherent report.

Birthday Wishes for Toraas and Uy Yetes

Readers send birthday wishes to Toraas and Uy Yetes, expressing hopes for joy, surprises, and happiness on their special days. Messages mention blessings and warm regards for both individuals as they celebrate turning nineteen and twenty.

Toraas

Montoro and Burns Philp eye new operations in Sydney

The Sydney report notes Montoro of Antares and Burns Philp preparing for a major shift in operations. It mentions a potential post and a long-standing firm, with references to shipping and trade connections in the region. The piece highlights anticipated developments affecting local industry and employment.

Montoro Heroes i Sydney Mer Emia Ree Ramee Moaloto Amin Pitta

James Patrick & Compty Ltd for Newcastle, Sydney and Melbourne

Fragmentary cargo notice lists James Patrick & Compty Ltd for Newcastle Sydney Melbourne routes. Mentions Gerly Nison-Smith's Wharf and Circular Quay with a 4 pm deadline. Quay phones and garbled identifiers appear, unclear cargo details and ports.

James Patrick & Compty, Ltd Newcastie Sydnay MelbairTie Campness Gerly Nison

John Burke limited case raises tensions with passengers

A fragmentary report notes John Burke Limited and related entities in a dispute linked to a transit site in New York on Saturday and mentions a person named Tony Aason and a date in July. The text references Seaton Maen and Wain OMMER four days prior, with unclear details about a steering plan and a wine event on highway 1b.

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Fragmented OCR Loses Coherence in Travel and Service Notes

A garbled OCR passage lists travel and shipping phrases, agencies, dates, and locations with many misread terms. It mentions Orient Line cruises, tourist agents, addresses, and numbers, but the text is largely indecipherable and lacks a coherent event or reporting structure.

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