Brisbane Notes Easter 1078 City recovery and council clashes
Brisbane Notes reports a holiday rebound after Easter 1078 with many residents vacationing to Redcliffe Tweed and Moreton Bay. It covers City Hall roof decisions copper vs galvanized iron the day labour debate on road work and a Cit Council corruption around Mungill Road and alderman Lanham. It also notes federal prosecution of Sea men and Waterside unions and Grey Street Bridge funding delays awaiting government orders.
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Atherton News East Barron In Football
The people of Baat Barran held a jolly dance for the footballers in the public hall Saturday night. The Crusaders from Tolga supplied the music and the event featured merry dances and a fine supper. Bishop Halford will conduct Church of England services on the Tableland with visits to Malanda on May 1 and Atherton on May 6 with further details to follow.
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Tolga
Church of England
Halford
Malanda
Atherton
Fife
Nuhain
Ine
Oddfellows
Malanda Hall
Shade Trees Versus Telephones Sparks City Debate
City Council and Park Superintendent clash over shade trees and telephone wires. The parks chief argues trees beautify the city while the deputy director of posts proposes underground or insulated lines though costs are high. Many trees have already been cut or damaged.
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Parke
Post and Telegraph
Kier
North Johnstone Soccer Club Opens Season With Victory
Saturday last saw a successful meet in the Teeranian fall area despite sparse signs from nearby districts. Mrs J Phillips officiated as Mr C. Diehl and the district ladies supplied supper. E Hines and Miss Jessop from Malanda won the chocolate cake prize. The club opens the season against Gordonvale with a favored lineup listed by officials.
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Malamda
Wyonnaburra
Meeranien
Ad Glen al Twn
Newnael Jynee
Diel
E. Hines
Mise Jessop
Malan
Gordonvale
F. Jones
No Con
Howes
J. Wil- Ault
al Rhodes
J. Paws
Dames
AL Lawkwoe
T. Juhoson
L. Phillips
Poultry keeper bans Karwood Spice after fowl illness claim
Mrs. F R Waddleton of Terawie reports her flock suffered when fed Karwood Poultry Spice containing dried insects. After stopping the spice daily egg counts dropped to two or three, then rose to eight when reintroduced. She says she will never again feed the product. The note questions potential safety of the spice.
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Mm. F. R. Waddleton
Terawie
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