In Memoriam Mary Jane Dierig Loving Mother
In memoriam of Mary Jane Dierig who passed March 19 three years ago. Her husband and children remember her with faith and love as they hope to meet again beyond earthly care on the shining shore.
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Newspaper
Bundaberg Mail
Location
Bundaberg, Queensland, Australia
Date
May 16, 1925
Page
2
In memoriam of Mary Jane Dierig who passed March 19 three years ago. Her husband and children remember her with faith and love as they hope to meet again beyond earthly care on the shining shore.
In Mackay on Thursday a four mous ed dwelling was moved from the river end of Gregory Street to the lower end by two large wheels and a center ferry, drawn by horses. The move, aided by an expert manager, showed sagging but proceeded with little trouble. Mockey Mercury. TXL Jam and Queensland suger noted as national importance. Always Inslet on IXL for Jama or Canned Fralfs.
Fairymead acknowledges sympathy from the Matron and Nursing Staff of the General Mosapital for MITT tremmvent and bind atten tion to Uecreate husband yn father. Gratitude extended to all who sent wreathes and offered support in their sad bereavement.
A May 18 1026 issue lampoons metropolitan influence on agriculture and politics. It argues urban property values rise while rural producers face low prices and policy bias. It cites ministers, parliamentarians and government control shifting from state to federal, urging legislators who truly advocate farmers.
Analyzed figures show a farmer with a yearly family income about £1 060 from wages plus £900 from male labor, totaling around £1 960. A hypothetical £11 000 capital could yield £770 annual interest at 7 percent, implying potential earnings near £2 730 if invested and taxed conditions accounted.
The forecast predicts showers in the northern areas with southeast winds along coastal slopes. The Ambulance Paddy's Market Committee held its first meeting with members present electing EB AQ Volbonn as chairman and Wo Miller as secretary treasurer. They scheduled the market for 26 September and agreed to invite the National and Friendly Societies to appoint delegates. The next committee meeting was set for Pith June.
A man pleaded guilty to stealing a bicycle lamp and a bicycle valued at £17, with the lamp later recovered from the river. He received eight days’ remand and was sentenced to nine months’ imprisonment after admitting thefts involving bicycle parts and other items.
Stanthorpe school, located in Branthorpa, is officially opened by Governor Sir Matthew Nathan. W Dancer is senior prefect. the institution offers preparatory and secondary divisions with aims toward general attainment and cultural development. The article notes a public dance event and community notices including a hospital accident and a ladies millinery shop opening.
A large group of North Ipswich railway workshop workers passed a resolution opposing the proposed state grant to the widow and children of the late Chief Justice McCawley. Supporters of the resolution expressed sympathy for the dependents but argued aid should flow to all widows and orphans in need. Mr. F. Cooper addressed the meeting in support.
An old advertisement touts SANDEE and BANLERE extracts as remedies for fever diarrhea wounds burns and lung troubles. It claims antiseptic and healing components superior to other eucalyptus preparations and promotes internal use for general health.
The funeral of the late Henry Ludwig of Fairymecd was held in the afternoon from the Fun VenParlor of C A Garland. Wreaths and tributes marked the service while Rev Reulber led the burial and J Cochrane spoke for the PAF S.A. Teachers Farewelled.
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