Hospital Committee Minutes Reflect Charity and Welfare Issues
The GRRL HRGMTAL monthly meeting at the General Hospital presided by Mr. H. G Hurst reviewed previous minutes and heard correspondence about a 600 grant from the Golden Conkep and an endowment advance. The Finance Committee noted totals for donations and fees, while the Matron reported on patient numbers and ward conditions. A Christmas and Clergy Day appeal for staff and patients was discussed, and a concert program generated thanks to contributors. The meeting closed with plans to address hospital needs and a note of appreciation for helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Hospital
H. G Hurst
Alan Preapt
J. W. Muartena
A. Handcock
C.D. O'Brien
G. Crooknamt
J. A. Novakoski
Department
Sensu
Alisedia Reed
Patie Tanabe
Dabon
Oebie
Amd
Portemta
Heath
Hhese
General Post Office
Fruit Marketing Report Shows Mixed Banana Pineapple Trends
The Committee of Direction reports from Malhourne and Sydney with banana prospects improving in Malhourne and steady to firm in Sydney. Pineapples move 10 to 18 shillings in Sydney with gains noted. Ripples, Pawpawa, and Passions show various price shifts. Demand remains poor for several items while total supplies stay heavy. table pumpkins and colour displays noted with limited activity.
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Committee of Direction of Fruit Marketing
Malhourne
Sydney
Ewr
Green Ensler
Brisbane market prices and supplies reported
Yesterday's Brisbane market notes heavy oat supplies with oat straw and lucerne chaff prominent. New South Wales oaten chaff in short supply. Wagga oats and mixed chaff sold at firm to fair prices. Lucerne hay scarce. onions and potatoes mentioned with varied demand.
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New South Wales
Hemey
Ons
Slic
Untold Tale of Tammy and the Guardman Incident
Fragmentary OCR recounts a rural gathering where Tammy and a guardman figure in a tense scene. The narrative follows men noting fear and confusion as conversations drift, with references to a train, a drum like jumbles, and a jumbled aftermath. Names and exact places remain unclear in this damaged text.
Shaving Brush Secrets and Badger Hair Rarity
Rare badger hair shaving brushes are becoming scarcer in Britain and on the Continent. Only certain parts of the animal yield usable hair, limiting the supply of genuine badger-hair brushes. The text notes opossum and mongoose meats used in brush making and questions why the badger’s available hair is so restricted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Elieere
Local notices from Bundaberg area residents
Personal items record Mr J W Camplin of Calliope traveling to Bundaberg for a District Council meeting of the Local ??? Association. Mr N S Skeyring left by the evening mail on a Business trip to Chyimple. Mr Hurley of Goodnight Beruh remains in Bun daberg today. Mrs H J Stephens and family from Rarolin return home from Emu Park by the evening mail. Mr W T Adams of Bundabere Foundry views Brisbane on business and plans to return tomorrow.
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J. W. Camplin
Calliope
Tavelting Bundaberg
Procurare’ Association
N. S. Skeyring
Chyimple
W. T. Adama
Bundahere Foundry
Brisbane
A Tholiay Mystery Reveals Grim Escape Evidence
An urchin drawn tale unfolds a Black Creek era mystery where two children die after escaping through a damaged chimney. The scene shows a locked room, torn curtains, broken crockery, a toppled chair, and scorched walls as investigators note a torn paper and a trapped pair of figures on the door.
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Marie
Aeeus
Ealibay
Mellenrae
Ford builds world’s largest electric locomotive
Henry Ford Hopes to unveil a massive electric locomotive under construction at Highland Park. Weighing about 46 tons, 117 feet long, and 16 feet high, it uses sixteen 250 horsepower motors across ten wheel pairs to haul freight on a Ford-owned Toledo and Ironton line. Capable of pulling 160 loaded cars, it aims for a top speed near 35 mph with low, closed cabins.
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Henry Ford “& Building
Highland Park
Beitralt
Toledia
Iranten
Mr. Ford
Nxt
Suamons Court Fines Driver for Speed and Parallel Lane
In Suamons Court yesterday morning, Lovell pleaded guilty to speeding at Houtban and Tantitha streets and to keeping parallel to the footpath on exit. Fined £4 with costs, default 14 days. plus £1 with 2/6 costs, default 7 days. Another driver, Sidney Johnson, admitted malfeasance in front of Paragount Picture Palace, with penalties and default terms recorded. The magistrate noted prior convictions and urged compliance with traffic regulations. The offender was allowed to go after fines, with sentences to be executed if unpaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Murray
Polles Magistrarea
Mawrice Lovell
Houtban
Tantitha Treeta
Brisbane
Sidney Johnson
Hug Prowrledr
Paragount Pieture Palace
Sor
Idi
Mefendant
Brennan
Cricket Report Fragment From A Weird OCR Scan
The readable parts show a cricket score report with player names and partial team references. The text is garbled, listing players such as Merwalt Webtucley and Fras tn Wied, with unclear innings and wickets amid stray terms and misread words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr Tees
Picea
Troughs
Kilmer
Gildan
Preerena DL
Merwalt
Pirate
Praynteon
Fras
Viretharur
Fire devastates Cumberland and spreads to nearby cottages
A massive blaze raged through Cumberland causing the destruction of several cottages and threatening ships and structures. Reports mention a fire origin near a root area, with birds and debris aiding spread. The incident followed a severe previous fire comparing to Chicago’s archic loss and involved multiple days of danger and disruption.
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Thomas
Cumberland
Chicago
Wlekmal
Intercepted Sydney to Melbourne Motor Trip Case
In Melbourne City Court on Saturday Albert Hiley aged 24 and Darsth Miley aged 0 faced charges over a suspected stolen motor car journey from Sydney in December. Police say Tiley and companions were aided by New Zealand links and funds. inquiries continue in New South Wales amid prior safe cracking cases. Bail set for Dorothy Riley at £50 with further hearings defaulted to January 16.
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Beaconafield-paraide
South Melbourne
Melbourne
Albert Hiley
Darsthy Miley
Sydney
Trwan
Tiley
New Zealand
New South
Amounia
Dorothy ‘Riley
Riley
Bai
Sugar Trade and World Prices at the British Conference
The Times reports on sugar trade policy and the economics of sugar from Britain and the empire. It notes tentative movements toward world price alignment and development plans tied to American markets and imperial policy.
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London
Times
Austrabice
Tadlawa
Prinhieis
Credit Af
Stern
Banail
Philippines
Hedine
Clyde
Salad Werte
Thaldwin
Chita
Fatal Bicycle and Motorcycle Collision in Newstead
William Herbert Jones died after a collision at Wickham Street and Montpelier Road in Newstead. Jones, riding a bicycle, and Peter Smith on a motor cycle collided when avoiding a car at the junction. Jones was unconscious, treated at home, then died from skull fracture and internal haemorrhage.
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William Herbert Jones
Bria- Wie
Jones
Moter Eyelikt
Peter Smith
Kenroad
Woolnawth
Wickham Street
Montpelier Road
Newstead
Smith
Wyandra Street
Teneriife
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ST. Hilda’s School
Southport
Resland
Southern Fruit
Etatlopg
Amd Cneet Saad
Aid
Vihotr
Puhdown Iin- Rel
Tammy
Mr. #. Hurley
Goodnight Beruh
Bundaberg
Mra. H. J. Stephens
Fam'ly, Rarolin
Emu Park
Suamons Court
England
Ballarat
Chamler
Vualias
BP Ethos
Tritain
John Novakoski
J. W. Paterson & CO
Phoene
ESSEX
Newcastle
Rolls Royce
Ian Brisbane
THE
Essex Lik
Hudson
Tudson
Thidson
Alan
Campbell & Amos. Ltd
Imperial
Irene
Bel
Potta Irons
Amiranda
A. J. Low
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