Letter on Post Office and Train Efficiency in Brisbane
A reader criticizes postal and railway services, arguing for a central Brisbane Post Office and criticizing current site choices and efficiency. The letter references Sandgate amenities, Cabbage Tree Creek, Auchralinjou and figures like Landon, with local civic figures and a parade noted, urging better distribution of postal work and infrastructure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Sandgate
Shane
Ian
Landon
Rhueten
Nto
Iran
Alinon Parade
London
Hutlainy
Passenger danger during railway fire hours at Renget
Witnesses describe passengers crowding the Ren platform as a railway fire broke out near Brisbane. Firefighters arrived quickly, but several injuries were noted as crowds dispersed. The incident prompted temporary closures and safety measures along Queen and Albert streets.
Theft of Rare Stamps Sparks Long Trial in New York
A tangled case emerges from New York as Mrs Coren and her husband Fran are implicated in stealing stamps valued around 29 000 from an employer. The investigation traces a large ring involving Captain Nowell Usticke and associates, with plans to sell the collection and launder funds. The report notes legal questions about liability, royalties, and regulatory protections amid ongoing charges and court actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ry Mell
Coren
Fran
Nex Careulich
Nowell
Ilana
R. Diamond
Nowell-Usticke
Cieentich
Muetion
Inna
Waites” Ptulatants
Acland
New Producers' Association review and plans discussed
Fragmentary text outlines an association of producers in Britain, noting plans and discussions for a new practice card and careers in Britain. Mentions figures like Mr al Mocal All, Senthil body Bylauree, and Peter on Brisbane, with references to theater and political objectives. The passage is garbled but signals a meeting and strategic aims in the producing field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aspe
Britain
al Mocal
Chelios
Wea
Wasse
Wwe
Abe
Peter
Brisbane
Allayigur
Pearson
Sremarng
Bowie
Woolnawin
Ideas of Fascism and Democracy in the Public Voice
A fragmented text discusses fascism versus democracy and mentions Pasetsin, Italy, Germany, and Communism. It questions confidence, fear, and influence of totalitarian ideas amid historical debates on governance and society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fc Ahnimatike
Mencracy
Teak
Resaia
al Men Penind
Reas
Germany
Fragmentary notice on local footpath council plans
Incoherent OCR fragment references a neglected footpath and a council plan to amend or improve local pathways. Mentions a brewery and fire incident with unclear names and dates, ending with a vague timeline.
Mysterious Home Life Riddles Words Across Page
A scrambled OCR fragment shows garbled lines about home life and workers. Names and places are unreadable, with stray quotes and numbers. The text hints at a social scene or diary style note but offers no clear event, date, or identifiable entities to anchor a coherent report.
Crowded Tramecars at Coorparoo In Brisbane
A partial readable report notes crowded tram cars at Coorparoo and mentions tramway routes and local streets. It references Kirkland Avenue and Frome Court in the context of public transit congestion and a possible relief plan. The fragment cites a small number of people observed boarding and a local civic discussion about tram service improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fie
Tramway de Lurieaeot
Rum Techmears
Kufki&od
Wanna
Cuernaroo
Kirkland
Kiri
Democracy and Unemployment Debate Sparked by Jervis Manton
Jervis Manton questions whether a democracy can offer genuine action as unemployment rises. He asks about the nation’s response, the role of teachers and other workers, and how a fair state should handle economic strain amid political rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pusbane
Anattada
Relebane
Comfortabie
Aod
Jervis Manton
No Butter For The Station Hands Sir-tare Sovernter
A messy clipping notes butter shortages affecting station hands and denoting warnings to managers. The text mentions Harvest May and urges action, referencing duties, awards, and workers’ concerns. It reads as an odd, garbled letter about labor and butter supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tae Dutier
Wien
Angel May
Akinght Butker
Cayi
Gelincity
Fallon
Mail Crosswords No 34 Solution To No 342 Expiry AT Soldiers
Puzzle entries and partial solutions appear from a historical newspaper page with scattered crossword clues and incomplete spellings. The readable items reference numbers such as 342 and 38 and include phrases like Max mavure and Cooks within a jumble of terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Mavure
Hite
Wool Rates Firm At Sydney Obituary Note
A concise obituary fragment mentions Mary Gundy, Mr Neale, and a note on wool rates remaining firm in Sydney. The readable text is sparse but records an extinction of details and personal names associated with the Sydney industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Neale
Pues Palles
Mary Gundy
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Post Office
Ottiriain
Yauch
Barrington Darley
Frinagah
Cotiela
Tirey
Tiefant
Gueen
Albert Street
Gm Bette
Rei Rou Albert Breet
South Artabare
Maine
Brookview
AOR
Melville
Leanne
Jenrnes
the Courier
Herim
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Apuan
Enpvents
Ieee
Girisbane
Natver
Tata
Yaunes
Dingy Agra
Rojan Canteed
Ezanenes
Eoymeiines Favbe Tank
Emaeen
Bergen
New Producers’ Association
R.N.A
Sfrot
Council of
Rayel Nutionat
Wuales
Setentea
Saul
Wipeanlcg
Viana Sr
Pte Juameinp
Tau
Garr
Idee
Darling Downs
Hitler
Briel
France
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Eppe
Erin
Ianwuaee
Stuart
Picetta
Stocsenis
Junlub
Baller Gu
Steves
Ean
Sethe Rose
Shorneliffe Station
Hevrral
Coorparoo
Anne Mackerizie
Init Ak
Canberra
Macey
Australia
Goa
M Daviea
Agence Toukpny
Saha Shaan
Mats
Banepanh
Biarth
Peates
Teede Oreo
Oyrak
Charny Grist
Birman
Eong
Wan ‘Assurance SB
Sin Rim
Leite
Aotearoa
Andres
Goarer
Athe Avn
Elie Ironers
Amont Salepivon
Bern
Eae
Ceacmmiune Ukaet
Cece
Isistora
ACE Storley Nearing CO
Creringa
CMG
Eiginerring
Sears
Pela
Wemvier Bivalier
Reins
Riven Kr
Reine Pistia Et Suet Pees Fog
Eer
Putin
Allwood
Beseaa
Penton
Iowa
Furan Baha
Aas Inter Ra
Pia
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