Malta Nobility and Local Travel Notes in Brief
A cluttered bulletin reports Mr P G Koyvett and Mr H French traveling to and from Queensland towns including Mt Perry and Brisbane. It notes Mrs Curtie of Wallaville staying in town, Mr P Scully of Brisbane seeking friends in Bundaberg, and Mr C E B Dingle heading to Rockhampton. Malta is described with its own noble order and historic titles linked to British rule. A short verse promotes a patent medicine for bronchial pain claiming quick relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. P. Scully
Brisbane Fe
Bundaberg
Migration policy sparks debate among Australian leaders
The Age reports remarks by the opposition leader on migration referencing the League of Nations. Senator Pearce cautions against hostile policies and stresses maintaining friendly ties with Southern European nations while regulating flow of migrants to support population needs. The Prime Minister and Home Affairs officials disputed the quoted statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne ‘Age
Aave
Jeader
Federal
Labour Party
Davine Eid
Miniater
Pearce
Home and Territories Aid
Disheeif
Euch
Australia
League of Na- Hone
Europe
Ghariton
Beapon Perils: Pep for Colds and Chills
A vintage ad copy extols Pep as a protective aid during seasonal transitions. It claims Pep strengthens the breathing system, cleanses the throat and passages, and helps prevent soreness and irritation from colds, with suggested use in persistent coughs or bronchitis. Available in 1/3 and other sizes from F. Pulford (Aut) Ltd, Sydney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God Jung
Audi
Pulford
Pat Street
Sydney
Religious Toleration Tested in Keystone Church
A description of Co operation and religious toleration at a Keystone church shows Catholic and Protestant worship with altar and pulpit arranged for either faith. The seating arrangement allows facing either end, enabling domination changes as desired. Also notes gambling concerns raised by a minister in Elahiway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone
Ney
Fragmentary roster list from Leva Agena area sports page
A partial OCR shows a long string of names and places including Berane, H. Lanny, H. W. Siginger, Gus Hooper, Hy Me racken jun, J. Reid, Mrs. Kings, Pingera Plantation, Bororen, Fox 38 and Bunda berg with scattered surnames and locales, indicating a personnel or community listing rather than a full article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies EL Reevey
Fox 38
Bunda
Berg
Mo “Srevth
Gon Ba
Rockhampton Football Fence Incident Captures Court
In Rockhampton Fortee Court on Monday Valentine Dallon breached the Cambridge-street fence during a football match and attempted to trespass. Constable Argun helped to clear the fence and Dallon pleaded guilty to unlawfully damaging property and trespass with a 3 shillings fine or court costs. The magistrate noted the immediate warrant and imposed a penalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockhampton
Lupab
Valentine Dallon
Dallon
Pleystowe Mill Crushing Planned for July Third
Walkerston correspondent reports Mel Mackey of Mercury notes the Pleystowe mill crushing is set for July 3 with manager Mr Clarke overseeing operations. Cane is progressing well and early stalks show strong growth. Outstanding weather and timing allow a hopeful start and steady headway toward the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleystowe OI
Walkerston
Mel Mackey
Mercury
Pleretown
Clarkes
Meier
Girl Guides Dance at Murray's Creek Fair
The Murray's Creek Girl Guides led a weekend charity event with a reception by Mrs Walker and a dance hall set up by Mr Dawson. The event featured games, a chocolate wall, and raffles, raising about £5 with total receipts over £10. Guides toured Resendoyan Lagoon, Camp Fire rallies followed, and a camp debrief at Battle Creek concluded the visit with thanks to residents and donors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray's Creek
Girl Guides
Missea T. Davideon
A. Lowrey
Arrowsmith
Kriedeman Guides
Mre
Simmonda
Slamonds
Cubs
G. Rimmoods
Rosedale
W. Walker
Murray's Crack Hotel
Dawson
Walker
Webster
Mensra
Hinton
Pershouse
M’s
Lemgane
Lawdis
NS. Dawson
No Dawson
Atturtuy's Creek
Resendoyan Lagoon
Meade
C. Hill
Bit
Delry
Simmonds
Humphrey
Sankowski
Iby Gulden
Mourill mill expands output with new machinery
A large quantity of new machinery has been shipped to Mourill mill, boosting crushing capacity. The idle year’s yield shows a record start expected June 1. Previously seven Italian workers and one British ganger performed crushing. the sector shows similar productivity to nearby Mourlyan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miwa
Tony
Johnstone
Mourlyan
Hinllin Suger Powers
Burden of Debt in Queensland and New South Wales
Australian financial commentary contrasts state debt burdens, noting Queensland’s higher debt and rail expenditures while New South Wales relies on a broader rail system. It questions state treasurer Giles and criticizes previous administrations for interest costs and revenue efficiency, citing 1924-25 and 1923-24 figures and the impact on taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giles
New South Wales
Budaljem
Queene Fanil
New South Waitea
Queensland
Lew South Walra
Cillies
Atu
Universane
Tila Perelpix
Crtieus
Wervicey
Avanees
Borlaliat Trhawrers
Mer Jreberhorgen
Gilles
Follen
Anne Sey
Friend of the Farmer and Quail Protection Findings
The Farmers and Settlers Association in New South Wales backed strong protection for quail. The government reversed, then the Sydney Museum led investigations. Findings support farmers that quail feed on weeds and insects, not grain crops, countering claims of quail as major crop pests in various districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Wales
Gowll
Apen Cesson
J. Rt. Kinghorn
Sydney
Binda
Bega
Cooma
Goulburn
Corowa
Beth
Payne
Snake Catcher Clifford dies after long life in Queensland
George Cufort known as Bunky George, a longtime snake catcher around Maroubra and Long Bay, died at 88 after years of ill health. He caught snakes for research and pharmacy uses, trained with two sticks to handle reptiles, and kept a drum of snakes at his camp on government land. He survived by teaching the craft since youth, including bites many times, and influenced locals with his unusual trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cufort
Bunky
George
Gowinkeemicher
Long Bay
Cultord
Bellowed
Yune
Caimhiog
Maroubra
la Toronne
Ue University
Clifford
Australia
Acrah
Konigton
Long Any
Ordeys
Mark
Vic
Mneh Jong
Hralay
Married at Fourteen Reveals Early Marriages in England and Wales
A statistics review shows most brides marry before 25 with only one under 21 for every three between 21 and 25. In 1923, four girls aged 24 wed. 1,717 brides were 17, and over 1,000 chose partners under 20. Many brides wed men 30 or older while some older men married much younger brides. Widows increasingly outnumber married women beyond midlife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Statistical Review of
England and Wales
England
Wales
Hoya
Ape
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P. G. Koyvett
PML
Mt. Perry
Mr. H. French Lete
Brisbany Dyle
Mie
Wallaville
Quiden's
Oc. EB
Dingle
Horpurein
Mister. W. Grammitt
Cordalsa
Bondaberg
Moo- Guy
Malta
Hay
Trable
Martin
Ireland
Diar- H-Bolet
Charles V
Knights of St
Senator
F. W. Eg
Lerton
Robles
Tee
THE
Boots College
B&b. T. DE Conlay
Breorelary
Warwick
Anhfel Webb
John Gutheriend
Gonstable Taylor
T Fowler
Valce
FORD
Brisbane
Marles
Brady
Bourbon Street
Sunkist Asparagus
I W, Paterson & CO
Rekoff
TARGO
Cee
Largo
Eitier
Pelee
J. Rickoff
Targo Street
Usly
Ye-Fon
Wyper Bros, Ltd
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