Sugar industry vital to country heirloom attacked by rising tide
Senator T. W. Crawford told delegates at the Australian Sugar Producers' Association conference in Brisbane that destruction or impairment of sugar imperils the country's future. He urged defending the industry against detractors amid a rising tide of Asia threatening real and imminent danger.
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T. W. Crawford
Australian Sugar Producers’ Association
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1200 Trades Excerpt Reflects English Industry History
Fragmentary OCR text describes English industry and national wealth, mentioning Bir Inghort Internati Burca and The Downest House. The readable parts reference millions spent by people and undertakings in a city setting, with unclear publication context and foreign phrasing.
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Hunaledds
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Internati Burca
Birvagbem
Englore
Now You Can Wear FALSE TEETH With Real Comfort
A readable ad style note asserts improved comfort for denture wearers. It highlights new materials or design, promising secure fit and natural feel. No specific brand or product details are clearly readable in the fragment.
Trend To Science Shown In University Enrolments
Queensland University opened a new academic year with higher enrollments across faculties, most notably science. The renewal featured fresh students in medicine dentistry and engineering, with large attendance in both men and women common rooms between lectures. Eight new Veterinary Science students joined the school at Indooroopilly, while campus activities included welcome functions for student societies.
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Queensland
Queensland University
Recruiting Kilties Interest Reaches Minister Visit
A fragment from a 19th century piece notes a minister meeting about recruiting for the Highland Regiment. It mentions the Tecrultine and campaigns, with unclear names and dates, but indicates official discussion and possible recruitment actions during the period.
Taxation talk seeks lower Croton tax rates at king square
Rotary speaker A Birkle urged a broader tax base to reduce rates without cutting exemptions. He argued more assessable property would ease burdens, while noting higher tax revenues could improve services. He raised questions about state costs, expenditure, and the commission’s role in setting policy.
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Palms Replaced by Shrubs in Sing George Square
The Lord Mayor announced plans to replace palms in Sing George Square with ornamental shrubs as fountains are installed. Palms to be transferred to a suburban park, Lutwyche pine trees to be moved due to pedestrian hazards. The Cornelian card lists thousands of pets yearly. Holland Fare School Welfare Committee accepts a tender for enclosing two new tennis courts to raise funds.
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Green Hopes
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Tor
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Queensland
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Pero Daera A Mammoth Casket No 31 First Prize
A local promotion offers a first prize of £25000 for a mammoth casket draw. Tickets are selling quickly and can be bought from Lucky Whiddon at the Woolworths Building on Adelaide Street.
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Pero Daera
Lucky Whiddon
Woolworths
Adelaide Street
Proposal To Continue Summer Schools
A fragmented OCR note discusses extending summer school sessions. It mentions administrative names and places in a tentative plan, with unclear dates and multiple garbled terms. The readable segments indicate a policy proposal to maintain or renew summer schooling efforts.
Fifty Years Ago Prom the SCauneT Fes
Fifty years ago the ScaneT Fes coverage notes a diverse program with plans for musical acts and displays. It mentions figures like Norman, Kent, and Douglas, plus a discussion of stamps and miniature items as part of the event. The piece reflects early 20th century festival chatter and local preparations.
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Ueenislang
Douglas Test Ter Norman
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