Letter from Arthur Fullarton on Trade Monopolies
Arthur A Fullarton expresses concern at a proposed monopoly in the clothing trade linked to UniFor t and Solgar. He urges inquiry into members of the Queensland Chamber of Manufactures and asks for unity among manufacturers and growers to oppose gatekeeping by a subset of merchants. The letter references the Chamber of Manufactures and reader interest in industry unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solgar
Tee
Jaiwin
Mtabane
Arthur A. “Fullarton
Australian trades and prices noted in terse report
A scrambled OCR note cites bidding figures and trade terms. It mentions Queensland importers, a 25 percent advantage, and prices like £5/10, with E. Davey & Sons involved in a referenced sale or purchase context. The fragmentary text references a miller and winey terms and a political or market position shift.
Political Debate on Government Reform in Mount Gravatt
Fragmented OCR text argues for elected government members, criticizing long terms and suggesting three year service as a path to national progress. Mentions Parliament, job entrusted to leaders, and the idea of electoral accountability. References Mount Gravatt context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumaike
Shem
Mount Gravatt
BAKING TAPS AND METER THEFT INQUIRY
An incomplete letter fragment discusses electricity and gas meters, claiming households are billed only for the energy they use. The writer questions the fairness of charges and references familiar names and a potential dispute over consumption and billing.
Praying Apples and Wheat Price Disparities Revealed
Article discusses apple and wheat trade in New South Wales and Queensland. It cites figures on freight rates, milling taxes, and rebates affecting local millers versus southern and Queensland producers. MLA GP Hames notes the impact of a 10/1d through rate and annualized costs driving differences in prices per ton.
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Citor Brome
Amely
Sydney
Wis
Batrins
Bribane Malic
New, South Wales
Maur
New South Wales
GP Hames
Commonwealth
Queenslannd
Syaney
Watlagaesa
Unis
South Wales Country Centre
Queensland
Wallangarrs
Malleway
Dress Complex Analysis by a Psychologist
The excerpt discusses the dress complex and its relation to social and psychological themes. It references a psychologist and hints at methodological approaches and potential social comparisons, with remarks on gender and austerity. The text is fragmented but centers on psychological interpretation of attire and behavior.
Kerosene Price Debate Widened by Sir Letter
In a reader letter from Nobby Wheat Grower a long complaint urges authorities to fix kerosene and lighting fuel rates. The writer criticizes published figures and asks for timely action on price controls, arguing the public needs consistent pricing and transparency.
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Xing
Readers respond to Australian political debates and defence poses
Letters to the editor discuss Mr Nugent Wade Brown reading the Riot Act at Bydewy and praise for a Mabel Forrest piece on our Romantic Posten, with contrast to Hearst press views and fears of a single naval power. The exchange covers parliamentary reform, referendum timing, and calls for constitutional unity, plus commentary on sending a lamb to England for Christmas and customs charges for arrivals from Britain.
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Mr. Nugent
Wade Brown
Byd
Courier-Mail
Mabel Forrest
Eulogium Australian
Americal
Ances Thomas
Histi Ples
Bateer
UB A
Australia
Hearst
Japan
Hearst Press
Nesaya
Bush
iAnnerey
S.A. Tholander
Orem Glen
P. Lord
Austalia
England
Oustoma
Struck by wool hook at Cian Winer hospital
Amouianne Hoarepe sustained a pain or smad wound on the peti of the felt mud after being struck by a wool hook at the Cian Winer. Witnesses report medical care provided by the Gunerd Hostal staff and a prompt transfer for treatment.
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Amouianne
Trenton
Wien
Damieateaet
Cian Winer
Not Of Value Invasive Tea Tree And Grass Trees
Fragmentary notes describe tea tree and grass trees with limited value and markets. The director reports indicate these species in New South Wales and Queensland offered scarce returns and minimal exploitation potential, though some areas showed growth and potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poesia
Rogera
Sultan Tortas
Ieee
Queensland
Cure on Merits Mentioned in Bunchy Top Debate
A report notes discussions on a potential cure for bunchy top involving A W Murvey. The claim highlights a plant Harvey and a South State context, with officials cautious about confirming remedies. The piece reflects ongoing debate and past remedies offered by the department.
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A. W. Murvey
Sanaa
Leaany
Harvey
247
Plant
Fearney
Defence Policy Vital Omission and Rail Work Controversy
Fragmented text discusses defence policy and a controversial rail/industrial project. It references a minister, measures affecting workers and hours, and a debate on arms production and New Year arrangements. The piece notes a bulletin from the Central Lines board and mentions tariffs and wartime instruments without clear specifics.
Adelaide Banks September Clearings Report
Adelaide banks report September clearings with a figure around 10.460 compared to earlier data. The text shows garbled OCR results but indicates a lower value in the current period amid regional financial activity.
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Adelaide
Confiscation of Churches in Russia Sparks Debate
Miss Grushenkova reports widespread government action against churches and religious books in Russia, claiming closures and anti-religious teaching aim to secularize youth. She notes missionaries report conversions and a Protestant population rise of six million since the Revolution and travels to Australia to advocate for Russia's needs.
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Sontucaing
R.gusnenkova
Rossamimosa
Queenalube
Ruslan Musionary Society
Brisbane
Enon Haid
Eveutian
Russia
Misa Gruatenkova
Falbelain
Jae Fron
Bainey Runsin
Mixs Grushenkova
Australia
Fusela
Move for reprieve in Aboriginal murder case
Barwi October 2 reports steps taken to seek clemency for a young Aboriginal man sentenced to death for the murder of James Niehlsing Gapper. Administrator Weddell and the Protector Dr C H Cook transmitted a request to the Attorney General Sir J O Latham for commutation to life imprisonment, a cabinet decision pending.
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Federal
Sir. J. O Latham
Fragmentary Viking item with garbled OCR text
The readable parts suggest a dated newspaper fragment mentioning a Viking theme and a discussion of topics with unclear names. The legible phrases provide little clear event or outcome to summarize beyond noting transcription issues.
What To Do When Nerves Go Wrong
A fragmented ad style notice promotes phosphated nervous energy remedies for anxiety and fatigue. It markets a chemical stimulant claimed to boost nerve strength, stamina, and courage, promising quick, cost effective relief and a money back or free trial offer.
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Aililion
Phos
How to Get Relief from Catarrh
Instructional notice on treating catarrh using home remedies and tonics. Advises visiting a chemist for Parrmint UDouble strength and mixing with warm water to create a remedy. Claims quick relief from nasal congestion and mucus buildup with a pleasant taste and soothing voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Crysta
Howe
Root Pills to Eliminate Bad Breath Causes
The passage warns that bad breath signals dental or digestive issues and stresses addressing root causes. It suggests using a body perfume in bath as a misdirection while recommending treating the underlying problem for fresh breath and healthier teeth.
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Getter
Marge
Eleasis
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Nobby
Defence Policy
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Dante
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Igportank Emulaton Wien
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Adelaide Banks
Om Sot
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Georgettes
Alexandria
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Crepon
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STARK
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