Industrial dispute looms over sugar cane fields strike threat
The Industrial Court denied a petition to halt burning in Mourilyen and northern cane areas, while upholding a burning order in Enenarn. The Australian Workers Union says workers were forced off by conflict and fear, amid moves by Central State Coordination to deploy cutters at Johnstone and Tully. Debate centers on arbitration versus protest with health concerns and political aims shaping the dispute.
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Ougarcanr
Industriel Covel
Bel Ut
Monfilyun
Windaries
Monfilyan
Npethlera Sanafields
Healdl
Australian Workers’ Union
Mourilyen
Lin Counnel
Mourilyan
Central Strite
Tian Mig
Bouth Johnstone
Tully Alvo
Industrial Court
Domenie
Queensland
Tawa
Avats
Pein Aipin
Jin
New South Wales
Messures
Fac
Austratian Workers’ Union
Clelda
Bouth
Henri
Emdeavoure Oi
Reqeleen
Enilatte
Hands Off The Parks Protest In City Debate
A lengthy letter chain argues against blocking Newaleut Park’s river frontage with mooring gear and wharves. It laments lost park space, urges vigilance by city leaders, and criticizes industrial development pressures on public parks and the sugar industry under broader labor and political tensions.
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T. Prentige
Newaleut Park
Orien
Prentice
Mark Snd
Neta
Triabane
Guide to Theatres Showcasing Modern Stage Works
A compact guide highlights recent theatre offerings including new translations and experimental pieces. Performances feature emerging artists and recognized ensembles with venues noted for contemporary drama, music theater, and innovative staging.
Garden Hint On Soil And Manure Needs
Corrine notes the need to improve surface soil with well rotted manure for better growth. She mentions water needs and moisture management for healthy seedlings and suggests hoeing to prep beds. The guidance emphasizes matching soil texture to plant requirements and proper garden maintenance.
North Queensland argues for mechanization over labor dependence
The fragment suggests a debate within a movement about shifting away from human labor toward machines to boost prosperity and independence. It hints at industry officials fearing reduced employment and a push to minimize annual labor needs, portraying tensions between agrarian interests and mechanization efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henpon
Queensland
Passing of Australia’s cattle king Ric Bidmey Bidmep
A tribute to Ric Bidmey Bidmep, once dubbed Australia’s cattle king, whose frontier era leadership shaped Sir Sidney Kidman’s legacy. The piece contrasts past bold ranching ventures with modern industry, noting shifts from individual enterprise to national cooperation and global competition in cattle markets.
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Australia
Ric Bidmey
Sidney Kidman
Sidney
Kidman
Toree
Xmen
Kidman Egiatliahed
Elalin
Shadow on Australian exports fuels British farm debate
A lengthy analysis probes Walter Elliot and the New Deal for British farmers. It discusses Australia’s expanding market, potential impact on British producers, and tensions over tariff policy, with Cabinet figures urging protection and exploration of new arrangements in empire trade.
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Walter Elliot
Esa Bevan
Bewa
Brivein
Puymanly
Fieuoniih
Anok
Britain
Weather records show August temperatures and extremes
The report details daily temperature drops in Granite Belt and Brisbane areas, noting record lows and highs, average monthly figures, and specific dates in August 1918. It records a notable 23 degree drop in Brisbane and cites extreme highs and lows, with regionwide comparisons and historical context.
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Brepane
Binday
Baarsay
Nithern
Uisroe
Stuvkoonye
Ile Aryiey
Maxim
Brisbane
Belnie
Utis
Uwe Prem
UBM Pola
Romenarea
Amal Wesel Enoep
Lilgnder Shawn
MigMot
National Insurance Proposals Spar Over Value
A discussion in the Commons reveals Premier doubts about a new national insurance plan. Officials question its feasibility and potential for universal care, with critics warning against overpromising benefits and stressing the need for a practical approach to employment and compensation.
Overthrow of Government Advocated in Communism Case
Court records reveal Mona 31 and others involved in a plan to overthrow government authorities as part of a campaign linked to communism. The proceedings name the Attorney General and associate figures in a case tied to extremist rhetoric and threats to public order.
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Mona
Ronan
Premier's Reply to Criticism by Archbishop Huntfield
In a letter from Premier Huntfield, the government defends its stance on church and gambling issues. The Premier asserts the broader policy goals and reminds readers of past commitments, noting joint efforts with church leaders while defending ministerial actions and public funding decisions. The missive references public debate and appeals for unity, urging continued cooperation to address social concerns.
Brisbane and Air Mail Feeder Service Proposal Emerges
The report outlines a proposed feeder air service linking Brisbane and Charleville with intermediary hubs such as Cootamundra and Sydney. It notes limited official backing, Chamber of Commerce concern, and potential 1087 start. carriers stress urgent development to support regional trade and rail competition.
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Imady
Ayehey Unt
Tirsig
Apolngy
Chareville
Charlevie
Risbane
Briaburre
Iinet
Chamber of
Conners
Eonla
Enasea
Dr. Wu Lien Nine Teh and the Telegraph Case
A fragmentary account recalls Dr. Wu Lien Lien Teh and an espionage era inquiry. It notes a foreign office setting, mentions a director and government to arrest. References to Peking, telegraph, and a review of information appear amid scattered names and places.
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Yale
Aerjennary
Abbatzi
United Kingdom
United
Kligdes
Walie Tale Ferle
Orem
Priory Peducer
JR Wild
Nba Ika
Coleniten
Ene Kouragemenik
Ecanman
Maony Flow Schincoe
Morvan
Armani Gute
Mortoriat
Elie
Otus Chitose
Sc Hayes
Cies
Peking
Wu Lien
Noted British Doctors Attend Melbourne Medical Congress
Reports from Melbourne describe eminent British physicians arriving to address the Melbourne medical congress. Prof Sawin Bramwell, president of the Royal College of Physicians, will chair the pathology section. Dr Dec Bowe Ray will represent the British Medical Association of South Africa. Perth to-morrow hosts the party before joining the congress proceedings.
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Ce Gee
Momaly
Melbourne
Britain
Sawin Bramwell
University of
Roy College
Phy - Vetons
Ube
Cangreen
Perth
Te Hutchens
Roya
Seciety of Medicine
London
Dlamasas
Tha
Conarens
Boweray
British Medical Association
Aoutt
Africa
Ae Patera
School Banking and the Poor In Ailing Times
A lengthy fragment questions the impact of school banking on children in poverty. It cites a mother distressed by limits on allowances, fears of coercion into savings, and concerns about exploitation of poor families. The piece voices doubt about education systems aiding vulnerable kids and calls for scrutiny.
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Selene
Aly Panscience
Rarome
Chile
Jamia
WU Rory
Uother
Nemseni
Aimee
Governance debate sparks broad inquiry into Australian federation
Fragmentary text depicts a commission examining Australian federation and wartime policy. Mentions Governor, Bank of England, and Commonwealth matters with debates over loyalty, sovereignty, and administration. Contains references to Australia’s constitutional framework and political figures amid a sweeping inquiry context.
Auckland Welcomes Delegation to War Labour Conference
A fragmentary report from Auckland details relief workers and a wartime labour conference. It mentions delegates from New Zealand and Melbourne areas, with a focus on women’s participation and employment efforts. The piece notes limited local attendance and general praise for improvements in war service employment.
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Auckland
Tuwanee
Caperin
Tucklard de Woderls
Ellen Industeious
France
Goa
May Visit Plans Reported Amid Weather Delays
A fragmented account notes May planning another visit as arrangements near Heath and Long Muntinafield. Mentions Laily Buut and Helen Wis in the context of a party and a journey tied to a health arrangement and future meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ata Manting
Laily
Model Yacht Pond for Brisbane
A fragmentary historical note recalls a model yacht pond project near Brisbane long ago, mentioning civic figures, openings, and local incidents. The garbled text also references influenza deaths at sea, a steamer arrival, and a city council committee, with terse references to public affairs and a planned event at Victoria Park.
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Canttens
Taredy
Ruben Tresowey
Caucinems
Lady Palmer
Ewe Dau Ter
Ee Argiand
New Bouth Ween
Siger Nsier
Andy
Metiormie
Jardine
Ev Gemaene
Medes
Cagmell Taverns
Ae Masade
Tntere
Ustraly
Peal
Victoria Park
Séenday
Mate
Leo Europeu
Aitiin
Restar
Srrw
Pat
Walt
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J. N. Lasowen
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