Magistrate Decides Suit Over Motor Cycle Collision
Henry Kirby sues Jorgensen over a December road crash involving a motor car and a motor cycle with attached sidecar on Airiedt Meade road toward Fimlaborg. Evidence supported the plaintiff's claim for damages. defendant awarded on counter-claim. Magistrate Baxter ordered plaintiff to receive £3 1s 6d plus costs. counter-claim dismissed.
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Fimlaborg
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Lagke
Dave
Hia
Plaioti
Burt
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Dr Sheldon’s Pills Promise Kidney Relief and Health
An old advertisement touts Dr Sheldon’s Pills as a remedy for backache and kidney trouble. It claims rapid, lasting relief by cleansing the kidneys and removing impurities, with the pills marketed as a unique remedy superior to all others.
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Cane growers meet at Wallaville discuss production curbs
The annie meeting of the Qin Yin Central MI Canegrowers was held at Wallaville on Saturday afternoon with 66 members present. President C. M. Eugitah opened the session, noting the death of prominent district journalist and sugar industry supporter Mr. BD. Walker. The meeting adopted a letter of condolence and discussed over production at Bundaberg districts. J Laurison reported two executive meetings considering an equitable quota system for Australian sugar, aiming to keep prices around 270s per ton. Proposals suggested mills receive about £26/10 and suppliers £12 for surplus, with optional trading of surplus. The suggestion drew mixed reception, and Brisbane talks with the Sugar Board were not possible before ministerial conference. The balance sheet showed £994, officers were elected, and a 1025 levy of a farthing per bushel of cane was set. The meeting closed with agreement to support representation at meetings and the ongoing debate.
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Wallaville
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Walker
Iitmee
J. Laurison
Bundaberg
Mivirict Cane Suppliers’ Association
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G. Powell
Fred Vaurtice
Brisbane
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Bugar
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Win
Dirnjan
Ali
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J. Laurion
Treamier
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W. Lovett
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F. Mittelheuser
W. Zimilat
Queensland Cement Firm to Close Gore Limestone Quarries
The Queensland Cement Company plans to close its Gore limestone quarries, supplying the Derma meat works. The stoppage follows overproduction relative to demand for Queensland manufactured cement. The move risks a major regional economic impact, including reduced cash flow to servicing industries across the state.
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Queenaland Line and Cement Company Ltd
Gore
Derma
Queenland Manufacturuh Cement
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Unclear mining and labor disruptions threaten company operations
Fragmentary text suggests shortages of materials for mom manufacture and looming layoffs for workers at Darra as quarry disruptions bite. References to von pidersti, Gore, Jabont Eid peraane, and Chote imply impacted employees and potential reallocation as epochal trains and company works face strain.
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Vonpidersti
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Darra
Notable Fairbanks Drama My Husbands Wives at Olympia
Olympia Pictures presents Dougie Fairbank’s two photoplays featuring a loyal wife torn by whispers of a former marriage. Darbar La Marr’s story centers on trust, forgiveness, and a husband’s steadfast love amid intrigue. Strong performances and athletic action mix with melodrama, offering compelling entertainment suited to Fairbank’s admirers.
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The Famous Diggers at Brisbane and Beyond
The Famous Diggers drew large crowds in Brisbane with an energetic Melbourne tour preface. They plan to visit Northern Queensland and Sydney before retreating to Dunwich, while local industry reports note Mafra Vic sugar factory trials, Italian workers, and substantial harvests as 1050 acres of fields and 1600 acres of cane were in view, with production projections and export considerations shaping discussions.
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Suger
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Ao Argament
Wien Baog
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