This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 32 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Bundaberg Mail
Location
Bundaberg, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 29, 1923
Page
3
Fragmentary report describes a wreck involving a rider named Onell and a Captain plewe. The tale mentions lanes of Mody and a Putian, with unclear context and several garbled phrases. Details remain uncertain due to damaged text.
The available OCR fragment references labour and government undertakings but is heavily garbled. It mentions votes, presidents, and policy subjects in a period newspaper voice, with unclear names and dates, offering nothing definitive beyond thematic hints of political discussion and electoral context.
The report details a chaotic boxing event with disputed outcomes and financial irregularities. Key figures include Burley and CW, while officials struggle to justify decisions and payments. The piece notes alleged borrowing, attempted recoveries, and ongoing training disruptions amid unresolved stakes.
The text describes internal conflicts within the Australian Workers Union and Labor factions about leadership changes and party mergers. It mentions Mr A Pr Wis and Mr Willie taking or challenging presidencies, with references to constitutional debates and factional power plays among rural and urban elements. The piece hints at volatility in union circles amid proposed mergers and leadership realignments.
London reporters describe the Thursday trial of a group led by Justice Swift and jurors including Art Overen and eight others on charges of conspiracy and sedition. The proceedings focus on alleged treasonous plots and political dissent.
A garbled listing from the Brisbane Stock Exchange shows prices and entities including Queensland Brewery, Bank of Australia, Commonwealth Bonds, and various brokers. Entries reference delivery terms, quoted percentages, and scattered figures such as 42 per cent, 5.97, and 1887 £ 88, with several names appearing in broken form.
A man who escaped five months ago from the Goodna asylum in Queensland was brought to Sydney by two detectives. He had only been in Australia days, claiming to have worked his passage in NSW. He repeated that he had served a Brisbane term from which he first tried to break away.
In Sydney on Thursday a Kilwarya and tramways reform plan is discussed aimed at modernizing rail and tram services. Officials forecast significant upgrades and efficiency gains from the proposed changes. Locals are advised to consult city guides for details on the Lam bori Wines promotion tied to the event.
A garbled account discusses Labour Party aims and Communist threats, referencing 1942 events, British policy, and party divisions. It mentions Newhald, Hyde, and various factions debating revolt, strategy, and international alignment amid a turbulent political period.
Fragmentary text mentions Belgian ratification and a bomb attack with vague references to stations and people. specifics and context are unreadable.
A Brisbane Labour gathering reports Wellington re-elected as leader and Giller as deputy. Delegates discuss Land Court issues, appoint Coyne to parliament, and outline ministerial roles. Meetings hint at adjournment plans and potential reshuffling for ministerial portfolios.
A summary of Surrey motor car census notes that population growth impacts car ownership and traffic patterns. The report highlights registration levels, private vehicles, and overall urban mobility, with emphasis on registration trends and observed congestion.
A puzzling theft is reported at a vast office where £30 vanished from weekly pay envelopes. An engineer, a tailor, and three officers questioned as investigators pursue the missing money and possible internal involvement amid a staged trip. Authorities hold three officers after the incident.
In Auckland a jury verdict favored defendant Dr Prager Hurst in the suit by Alice Hoyton claiming negligence during surgery. The jury awarded costs and recommended consideration of improved medical procedures to prevent foreign substances being left in patients.
A cyclonic disturbance has moved away to the east and only light showers fell on the coast. Over thirty vessels entered Sydney Harbour yesterday before aborting their anchorage and leaving again today. Wildlife and rabbits were startled by the unsettled weather as crews reported minor injuries and the Pepper mint Cure was mentioned in relation to treatment.
Police in Sydney investigate reports of counterfeit five pound notes circulating. Victims describe similar marks resembling home used forgeries, and authorities warn the incident may spread to other states if not contained.
About 480 New Zealand fat bullocks imported by John Wren were sold at Melbourne today. The average price was £25 4s, with a top price of £45. The shipment was part of an order for 4,000 head. Rough weather caused significant loss with around 100 bullocks perishing during the voyage.
Sydney notes Thursday report that Wrays Ltd, sole proprietors, have bought the freehold property on Mapler Street and the adjoining Rawmon Hotel in Newcastle for £42,000. The age of Hunter shows a price £626 per foot on the attached frontage.
Rain heavy and widespread disrupts railway operations from Wiperview to Ballarat, causing lines to be temporarily blocked and trains halted. Officials expect resumption as weather eases. impact includes service delays for farmers and travelers.
Fragmentary report about a Servian assassin case mentioning Pasiteh the veteran Premier and individuals named Tarliament Hows and Rajiteh amid an arrest. Text is garbled and unclear about dates or locations.
At Brisbane on Thursday the Queensland Teachers Union held a meeting. Mr Stove o said consideration would be given to Mick leony’s request for an extended leave in framing the new regulations. The Commissioner stated £5600 per annum was not recommended and annual exam costs would be £104.
The disputed coal window in Sydney faces an interrupted conference set to resume Wednesday. Officials aim to draft a settlement basis referencing the Bed head coliteey case as traffic and labor tensions ease.
A chaotic incident near Rae TE station causes major disruptions at night. Eyewitness reports indicate explosions and a damaged line with lingering danger. Authorities investigate the scene as crews work to restore service and secure the area.
Fragmentary OCR outlines a Tasmanian Labour Party clash in the Assembly over a proposed policy. It mentions a leader named Lypme and figures about male population and a 15 percent rate, with references to towns and regions such as Tasmania and Lemoria.
The report lists visits by Mr J Ruta and Mr B Mrhein to Tirlebama and Bris han for executive meetings. Allan Wilkie met members of a Shakespeare Campaign. hospital appointments include a nurse supervisor and two surgeons. A death occurred yesterday afternoon on Kolun Road, with services arranged for Bundaberg and Mer.
Bribbane listings show acceptances for Saturday’s Tattersalls meetings across trials and handicaps. Entrants span Lord Benyan to Goldenedee in trial and Molly Cyrie to Lyndotan in the flying handicap with multiple contenders in the Tattersalls standard, Welter, Novice, and Winter handicaps.
Odds released for the Grand National with horses including Hardie Meemar Berrinto Jacketot Royal Guardian Argosy Fas Bounding Wave and Bundoe leading the betting market. Bets placed as race day nears.
The Brisbane Exhibition is forecast to be the hardest fought yet with strong entries and likely record crowds. Reports from the National Agentia Council indicate a dominant cotton feature and high interest across sections. Two sailors died at sea after Trevacen wreck, with lifeboat survivors arriving at Rodrigues after a 39 day voyage aboard Trevacen’s crew. The warship Colomba sails to Rodrigues for full details on the wreck and lifeboat.
Associate Professor Georgina Sweet of the University of Melbourne spoke on Africa during a Melbourne lecture tour. She described the proposed Capetown to Cairo Pan African railway and noted dramatic scenes from the Victoria Falls region, colonial tensions, and early social contrasts observed among local communities.
A garbled wartime report describes the survey ship Geranium sending a wire signal from the Gulf of Carpentaria as it makes port near Thrassellx. Details are unclear but indicate standard navigational progress.
A government health bulletin reports a widespread influenza outbreak in Brisbane and surrounding districts. Teacher shortages and student illness are forcing closures or reduced classes, with several schools in Gayadah, Wilston, and North Rockbathpton affected.
In Melbourne the House of Representatives endured a long night of debate on parliamentary procedures, ministerial silence, and public works funding. The discussion covered railway and building plans, national debt, and proposed measures amid interruptions and adjournments as ministers faced questions and proposals from members.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.