Local and General Notices and Weather Forecast
Local report shows Glanacs tum and professionals from Greenfield Lab in town for consultation at the Hayal Hotel. Weather forecast predicts southeast winds, warm to hot days with possible showers along the coast. Royal Society of RT George meets to plan euchre tournament and dance at Austral Hall in April with Rattray's Jazz Orchestra engaged.
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Mewra
Greenfield
George-Street
Hilbuie
Bugdeberg
Tay
Hayal Hotel
Royal Society OF
RT. George
Huodaberg
W. E Woodward
Austral Hall
Rattray
Jase
George Ball
Poultry expert lecture and optical work plans announced
Mr Rumbal the newly appointed Poultry Expert will lecture on poultry in the Council Chambers on Friday under the auspices of the Near Poultry Club. He will exhibit a large collection of poultry slides. Sir Jackson, optometrist, will hold a professional list in Gin Gin next Monday. Mr Jackwen’s optical work is praised in the district.
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Rumbal
Biludaberg
Near Poultry Club
Roiball
Jackson
Optometric
Tweedey
Jackwen
Kidney Health Remedy Promoted in Patent Medicine Form
An old advertisement touts Gruen Health Balts as a universal cure for kidney trouble and related ailments. It claims constipation, bladder disorders, and even back pain are resolved by cleansing the kidneys, liver, and intestines with the product. It emphasizes quick relief and broad health benefits.
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Fralth
Orvuen Visto
Ren Ball
Amon
War veterans report favors broadened pension and care
The Royal Commission report recommends new allowances for blinded veterans and attendants, a permanent pension level for those with tuberculosis from service, and a revised pension form aligning with disability needs. It calls for medical treatment access, removal of seven year limits on death pensions, and a system avoiding medical board intermediaries.
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Brisbane
Owith
Wodhern
Department
Commission
Alee
Als
Alouid
Rathian
Partmrol
Saneldi
Ladier Pipe Band to Open Queen's Theatre Concert Series
The Ladier Pipe Band concert opens at Queen's Theatre on Wednesday March 26 with a star lineup. Piper Gertie Oliver, renowned Highland dancer from Australia, Leura Bates on drums, and Pipe Major Jessie Young lead a varied program. The troupe arrives at 1:30 am tomorrow and organizers extend a warm welcome to visitors and locals alike for the performances on Wednesday Thursday and Saturday nights.
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Ladier Pipe Band
McRabb Ltd
Queen's Theatre
Wednejay
Gertie Oliver
Australia
Leura Bates
Jessie Young
Jean Madoon
Palare
Fortain
Girl Injured in Gun Accident While Out With Rifle
Violet Franklin, ten, daughter of a forest ranger at Tuccabla near Grafton, went on a morning field trip with a rifle to shoot a fowl. She tripped, a charge discharged, bullet struck her breast, a doctor extracted the bullet and she was taken to hospital for treatment.
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Irl
Violet Pranklin
Franklin
Tuccabla
Grafton
Bundaberg Council Strikes Rate With Engineer Debate
The Bundaberg City Council meets to set the general rate and a special loan rate for the coming year The sanitary rate rises to fund hospital costs and a need for an engineer is argued with calls to joint councils for possible amalgamation Proposals cover road works, budget constraints, and the scope of future public works decisions.
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Cownall
Cmemm
Curtin
Crow
C.at
Limpun
Gavegan
Biopeon
W. Buss
J. Peteren
J. T. McCarthy
Ferénus
Ali Gavegan
Ald Bimpuon
Ald Crow
Ald Bonaid
Hopital
Old City
E Barolin
Woongerra Area Ltd
Geoburrum Area Ltd
Counnell
Ald
Aldo
Mpson
Rendy
Woongarra
Gooburrom
Candia
Brn
Plese
AL An
Personal notices from a drifting Australian rail page
Personal notices describe Mr and Mrs W G Hartson and their child traveling by car on a Saturday, accompanied by relatives, with others arriving in Llowp and staying at Queen's Hotel. Various names plan to join steamer to England, Sydney, Brisbane, or Dalby. One entry notes Mick McDade's accident and recovery progress at a private hospital.
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W. G. Hartson
Mins Holden
Mr. Weekngy
Wallewills
Llowp
Queen's Hotel
Mre. Garnet
L. Base Batt
Mick McDade
Marcondan
Police Court Detains Italian Passenger After Mental State Review
In Brisbane Police Court yesterday morning before Mr J A Murray Sergeant Stafford dealt with the arrest of a recent arrival from Italy at Bundaberg railway station at 1.30 pm on suspicion of being of unsound mind. A casual remark by a fellow passenger was noted but the man admitted to acting in a manner on the voyage between Fremantle and Brisbane that led to restraints for seven days. He attempted to jump overboard. He was medically certified as mentally unsound and kept under observation for three days, remanded accordingly.
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Grishoor
Miidoght
Pamengers
William John Maraball
Abert Cornelius
Claude Lume
outeWo
Elianbeth Street
Marshall
Cornelius
Car
Yar
Ald
Gavegan
Crow
Ald Bimpein
Faldi
Avenell
Mir
J. A. Murray
Horgeant Stafford
Arres
Maly
Bundabers
Baglien
Bip
Froméatia
Brisbane
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Durpepsia
uMice
Wyper Bundaberg
Fei Burhy
Rourben
Bundaberg
Thorbuen & Thorbure, Ch
Tourburn
Thorborn Solicitors
Nest Coguci! Chambers
Bourben Street
Mundaberg
Bamilton & Nielson Hom
U. fFhielo
Bob
Josea i
Milter
J. Condia
BUT Cto
Barolin Street
Hundadberg
A. H. Chippisdall
Fawil Asd
Bourbon Street
Buadaberg
Dentiet
J. Gruter
Leatal Cuamears
Baralin Street
Phome
Privets
James J. Athomfeld
Targa Street
Burnett Pricety Produsers
Glomeplones
Hearera
H.C. Warring
Houraon Strkket
Mindabero
Southport School
Bouthfc
Qurambland
Chrreh
England
Grammer Schowl
Canin Woracell
Dinen
Comte
Balbings
Gebeot Lous & Ahies
Uoiversity
Bass
Gaetreied
Geddes
Chdmrat
Ogl-St. Srisbare
Sandle
Victoria
MAIL
Tinaaay
Maro
Carpentaria
Peninsula
North Coast
Townsville
Atrong
Somat
Orden
W. 4. Brand
Mra. Broad
Jeaven
Sydney
New Staten Movement
Brand
John Murphy
Pat
W. O'Shea
North Bundaberg
Gymple
Aubrey Laresp
Fin Brother
Dalby
Police Court
Tommy
Vision
Ogiri
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