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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 12, 1934
Page
18
Readable text shows farm produce with prime potatoes trading around 18/1/8 while other fruits and vegetables move in steady volumes. Prices quoted for eggs, poultry, and dairy detail local market activity with numerous named buyers, suppliers, and regional outlets noted in a dense trading page.
A fragmented report notes declines in sheep prices with varied quotations for prime slaughter lambs and ewes. It mentions several price ranges, including some over 30 dollars and others near 4 dollars per unit, alongside discussions of beef and velvet cattle trends and market sentiment at regional auctions.
Readable parts show pricing and station references with horse numbers and names. The text mentions Thess and Aluupael station, a series of horses, and a numeric sequence or code, but most details are garbled.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Southport, Blease, and a wood event. unclear details. The readable portions reference a figure named Blease and a location, but the exact incident, date, or outcome is not clear from the garbled lines.
A fragmentary report describes a public session of the peace league or society with leaders and members voicing calls for international cooperation. It notes debates on disarmament, diplomacy, and unity among nations, mentioning figures like Dalai Lama and others. The piece highlights a mood of urgency for peaceful avenues.
The market quotes silver at 173 and 16 for 7 percent? The text records a stable price with no change. Local observers note quotations in the era’s typical shorthand, reflecting a steady silver market.
Fragmentary OCR lists events around Palmer Street and nearby areas including a state school concert. It mentions arrangements for a concert at Reday night with indicative names and venues, referencing a Glee and local officials. The text is garbled but points to social and school activities in the district.
Fragmentary text mentions a tie and arrivals at Arcuerbela with several proper names and places, but details are garbled. The readable bits reference people named Thomas Binckal and Beaman, plus scattered local terms, yielding no coherent event or outcome to confirm.
Garbled OCR notes describe an alarm event in Grinnell with unclear details. It mentions a person or group and partial phrases about firing and timing, but the readable facts are minimal and fragmented. Further clarification is needed to establish names, actions, and outcomes.
Fragmentary market note lists limited prices and items including milk, Radium, and weights. It mentions a 1 ab Mullen rate and figures like 308, 378 and 9/ for various goods, but details are incomplete and context is unclear.
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