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Newspaper
Bundaberg Mail
Location
Bundaberg, Queensland, Australia
Date
Mar 28, 1925
Page
3
A detailed report at Basdaberg outlines how cooperative farming and export expansion could lift Victoria and Commonwealth poultry value. It cites 1922-23 figures, notes NSW and SA production, and argues that stable high prices require coordinated marketing, better farm practices, and handling during glut periods to keep eggs affordable for consumers.
At the Salvation Army Hall last evening Colonel J McInnes launched a ten day campaign for the moving and blessing of the city. A large gathering of Salvationists and the public attended and showed enthusiasm. Major T Geotney Balvallonia North Queensland introduced the Colonel with support from Adjutant Osborne and Captain Bignsll. The Colonel spoke on White Robes Palms and Bong and many present signified better living. Demonstration meetings are planned outdoors with sessions at 11 am 4 50 pm and 7 50 pm tomorrow. Colonel Melmats, a long time Salvation Army officer, led the proceedings.
Frederick Howard McMullan 33 appeared in Brisbane Police Court charged with forging a document alleged to be a cheque drawn by J James RB on the Childers branch of the National Bank of Australia for £0. He claimed to act with another man in clearing loot at Childers. Evidence showed the accused described events and admitted presenting the cheque to obtain money. The proceedings referenced prior police engagements and a motive tied to an alleged robbery.
fragmented OCR from Coventry and Warwickshire cases with mentions of witnesses magistrates and defendants. statements include a Warwickshire magistrate ask for witnesses, a Bulk ington preparation case, home disputes after wife seeks lawyer, a man claiming help but fearing prison, a Susacr defendant and a stolen heart tale, rent arrears in Leamington, a landlady dispute, plus a medical ad for Backache and Kidney trouble.
A vintage style ad promises clear skin and brown tanned look for Australian women and a remedy for grey hair. It touts Jean Reaver's extract to restore natural hair color in 24 hours, claiming lasting results regardless of age with an emphasis on nonchemical, plant based approach.
An assortment of local notices reports transfers and visits. Mr Paul Mittathauser of Burnett Hosta holidaying at Mackay while relatives stay near Tweed Heads. Mr M O Conmall moved from Toowoomba to Rockhampton on promotion. Sir Archibald Howth travels as passenger on Be Leer Orang from England. The friend group of Mrs E G Theodore mourn her illness. The hospital at Vincents notes James Vooper of Burnett Heads facing illness under doctor orders. William George Ashford, former Minister for Land in New South Wales, dies at Mosman aged 60. Fred Jorgeneem of Olin Gin mill later of a large mill works in Bun remains with parents. MLA O Cartir returns to Brisbane after Port Curtis tour amid sugar and dairying industry commentary. Mr J Jensen arrives Brisbane after voyage aboard Lammas Hagen, heads home for holiday. Mr Jons to Darling Downs then Sydney. Dr Gee of Dursett Heads to join new liner voyage. Local farm and market notes include changes at Burned Heath Market and sugar industry signals. Commonwealth Parliament members and public works committee members listed. Madame Galli-Curci arrives in Sydney for Australian tour with entourage. Reception at Ventura steamer, hotel visits, and farewell for Mr Thomas Trevor from Bums Co. noted as he starts own business.
The Victorian branch of the National Rosie An:alation outlines a year long road patrol plan. It seeks federal support for road development, better roads, patrol after obstructions, and public information. It calls for road lighting at dangerous curves, coordination with municipalities, and a campaign to engage the press in promoting a road development effort.
Reported by the London Daily Chronicle January 23, Denlin warns the diamond industry faces peril from uncontrolled competition in alluvial fields. Sir David Harris of De Beers says to defend prices and output cuts, risking jobs and Kimberley property owners owed 3 750 000, if production rises further.
Interestcentered final between the Bachelors and Benedicta began Thursday afterday with play to continue Friday. Bachelors won the toss and totaled 163, Benedicts at stumps 70 for 6. Top Benedicts scorer was Aun Arias with 36 while J Thorne and H Sharman led the Bachelors with multiple wickets.
A poetic prose piece extols the April season in Australia. It paints the month as a “delightful versa description” with imagery of singing waters, green dales, and woodlands. The voice calls April the month of beauty and radiance, celebrating nature’s bounty and dreamlike landscapes.
Sir Hubert Murray outlined Papua's place in the Empire and its development from 1900 to 1914. Speakers included Sir James Barrell and Sir William McPherson, with notes on agriculture, mining potential, and native administration.
A Burnett Heads correspondent surveys a wet period with nearly thirty inches of rain, notes hot muggy spells, and widespread weeds. Cites ample pasture and dairy feed, rising cream prices hoped, and heavy cane crops in the North. Mentions farm sales, shifting land ownership, and strong student results from a local college exams.
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