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Newspaper
Bundaberg Mail
Location
Bundaberg, Queensland, Australia
Date
Apr 15, 1925
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR lists box counts and names like Piver and Mormy with quantities 0/6 4/0 6/8 and 10/0. Lacks a clear event, date, or full nouns. only scattered figures remain for a possible sports or goods ledger entry.
The notice lists lunar phases and tidal timings for successive days, noting high and low tides at specific hours. It mentions dates in April, with times around dawn and afternoon, and references a Divi dabere location and a “Bor jcott Heads” event timing.
A note of thanks is extended to Dr. Woodhead the Matron and staff of the Gin Gin Hospital for their considerate care during the patient’s stay as an inmate of the institution.
The Bundaberg Mail issue for Wednesday April 16 1925 reports local happenings and notices. It provides community news, ads, and brief items typical of a regional newspaper of that era.
A district opinion argues that Bundaberg suffers from reliance on southern imports for vegetables and meat. The piece urges renewed local farming, market gardening, and diversification to strengthen the economy, provide employment, and reduce high commuter prices amid transport hurdles.
The community urges revival of general farming to support the sugar industry. Producers should avoid speculative ventures and focus on practical projects aligned with local conditions to boost farming, trade, and town prosperity. Increased agricultural activity is seen as key to stabilizing prices and recognizing the district beyond sugar market dependence.
Local and general news note a damp coast forecast with cloud and showers near Townsville and the south, general fine elsewhere, with temperature rising. Overland car price cut to £230. Shipping news includes arrivals and cargoes, while cabbage imports from the south peak. Branyan picnic races postponed to Saturday with a revised program and expected large attendance.
An 19th century advertisement touts Sanders Extract as a universal remedy for influenza, bronchitis, throat and neuralgia issues, claiming antiseptic and healing powers. It asserts the product received Supreme Court endorsement in Victoria for its curative qualities and asserts safety claims against irritation and heart depression.
A scattered report covers local politics and social notes. W. H. Green declines to contest the Herbert seat while M.L.A. B. H. Corser tours Upper Burnett, addressing worker groups about land settlement and delays in schools and railways. Cotton grading spurs protests. cane crops thrive. trains yield impressive revenue. Health notes mention a sleeping sickness scare in Melbourne with potential non fatal causes.
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