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Newspaper
Bundaberg Mail
Location
Bundaberg, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jan 30, 1925
Page
4
The article notes sunrise at B and moonrise early, with moonset tonight around 10.3 and a dockside event at Bundas or wharves around 1:38 pm. It lists various times including 4:45 pm and 3:28 am for Friday and Sunday, with unclear references to moon and tide events.
Local Bundaberg items recap sparse readable notes from the Friday edition. City happenings, small notices, and brief items provide snapshot details for residents.
A garbled OCR fragment describes a bridge caretaker Rao and others in a troubled incident. It mentions Turnate Pram e Bridge and a minor event with unclear actions and names, lacking coherent dates or locations.
A report details a serious accident on the Inkerman Bridge involving a motor bicycle and a driver named Bell near Inkerman. It also notes a forthcoming monthly meeting for the Miliandin branch at Camonn School, Hynday, with important agenda items and safety concerns.
A mid day diatrem event killed Brad W., a well known Mt Perry resident and timber worker. He was 48 and the brother of Councilor Turker. The incident shattered the community and cast a pall over the small township.
A report notes Mro and Mra Fred Staivr visiting Searmess amtho ny and Mr T Province at Rowtigay Mt. Perry. Jem Mooney underwent an appendicitis operation at Mt. Percy hospital and was reported progressing favorably.
Representatives in Mh GP and Barber McA push to extend excursion trains from Wallaville and Mr Perry to Sarena, seeking a four day run for local residents. After a February 1 excursion, officials say another trip would be unviable, but the department plans to run future trains from Mt Pen and Wallaville on the Nh to meet needs and allow the settlement to enjoy extended service.
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