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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 29, 1938
Page
13
A fragmented listing charts radio features and broadcasts across multiple Australian regions. Entries name programs by time blocks and venues including Weather, Music, News, Talks, and special segments with numerous local hosts and orchestras.
Programme items listed include a Prelude to Romance by Jean Fette and Mario Lorena, a T45 Boorina Observer feature, and a discussion on Corotety of Hypiand. Names cited include Waters, Dorsey, Clark, and Pataca. The fragmentary text references a 62 Birthdays and theatrical or musical segments with references to observers and repertoires.
In Southport, at the Vallistion Appeal Court the court reduced valuations on 16 properties. The court will resume Thursday morning as reductions are to be implemented and the proceedings continue with Mr. P.O. Kayiett acting for the valuations.
The editor reports that long range forecasts for Australian primary producers, focusing on drought areas, will be introduced by a new Meteorological Bureau. The division will be directed by an experienced meteorologist with plant knowledge, based on data from the Aether View observatory. The article mentions Mr I Jones and references past predictions of rain on Christmas and New Year holidays amid water restrictions.
Western workers' conditions and wage disputes surface amid talk of an award covering wake, food, and accommodation. The piece also reports on dog breeding fashions, judging standards, and debates about breed improvements and show results.
Crossword plus a chaotic mix of notices and fragments. Readers encounter a crossword scan labeled Barrera 4 while references to parks, democracy, empires, and public affairs appear alongside scattered names and numbers.
Fragmented readable text mentions Ipswich and a sale of goods valued about £4300. References to media, insurance, and season themes appear amid garbled OCR. No clear event or outcome is stated.
A sale notice describes Linalunts books and library stock as part of an estate. The listing notes careful handling due to damage found on arrival and mentions a specific lot with damaged items. Court and auction terms are referenced, with an emphasis on conditions and sale completion details.
Delegates from Jondarsall Craw Finder Migumtiga and Mile sittran attended a meeting of the Local Authorities Development Association to discuss road and council matters. The gathering, chaired by W. Lee Arches, supported planning by Highfewhs see Couns and recommended a commitment to broader conditions and funding with to determine the future provisions.
A garbled report outlines inter club debates and association competition rounds. It mentions names such as Jor oun, Livet V Mvine, Adilidioater, and Mr. Je ies Sea alas, with references to various individuals, councils, and competing groups. The fragment hints at political or organizational activity, campaign elements, and participant listings, but loses coherence due to OCR errors.
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