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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 27, 1934
Page
2
Odd OCR fragment advertises a product called Charmace Cold Cream for ageing lines. Mentions Deston Upon amit san the Dene and Cre me Charmossa with vague pricing and product claims. Contains garbled names and stray phrases about beauty, powder and winds in a dated newspaper ad style.
The discussion centers on potential limits to butter exports from Australia and Britain. Officials cite the Geneva and Dunwe Agreements and evolving market pressures. Experts warn that shifting policies could affect prices and domestic supply, with views divided on risk to international trade.
The Lord Mayor and Aldermen clash over a proposed innovation and spending as Labour aldermen push for funds and reform while the council awaits a final decision. Alderman Massey and A.M. Tull weigh in on whether the measure will save money and curb excess as other members offer cautious support.
A fragmentary note discusses unusually cold weather in Britain, noting frosts and shifting wind patterns. It mentions potential impacts on travel and daily life, with speculation on future conditions and the influence of recent weather cycles on the population. The text references Indian Monsoon comparisons and predicts changes in coming days.
A fragmented report cites the Institute of Social Service chaired by The Irishiné, detailing financial strain and efforts to improve youth literacy and civic work. Mentions of Fred Le Thon, Kerwin, and B J F Brown appear among trustees and donors in a period-accurate, if garbled, roll call.
In a crowded session the council debated the upcoming elections and related financial issues. Officials defended proposed measures while residents pressed for clearer action and accountability.
Fragmentary court record outlines a claim for six thousand pounds. Plaintiffs include Bridie Carroll and others against defendants linked to Burren and local property or mortgage matters. The case references a preliminary hearing, with names such as Carroll and McGarroll appearing amid unclear details about a mortgage and tenancy actions.
In a Melbourne court a farmer and his brother, William Wood, faced charges after a dispute over money led to a pistol allegedly brought by the defendant. Dr W. H. Fowles testified about the money owed and the promissory note, with witnesses stating confrontations and threats occurred as the defendant admitted to taking a gun. The matter centered on payments and whether the pistol was used in defense or coercion.
Tributes from priests and church members praised Rev. Father Jordan at a solemn ceremony in Corpus Christi Church. Speakers lauded his life of service, with references to his long ministry, the “Life of Service” theme, and the archbishop’s warm words about his dedication to salvation and duty.
Readable fragments state a hold-up allegation in Townsville with defendants in court. Mentions a defendant with a weapon and statements about money and cigarettes. The text is garbled but indicates a criminal case proceeding in a local court.
Fragmented OCR notes recount a theft from shops with unclear details including names ages and actions. The text references dates and locations but is garbled, hindering precise identification of suspects or outcomes.
A city council inquiry revealed extensive fraud in tramway licence grants. Alderman J. I. Prown noted the tramways department chief responsibility while a practice allowing sales or trades of licences was discussed. The committee warned authorities to prevent further illicit transfers and began reviewing licence terms amid calls for revision of island areas and associated conditions.
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