Melbourne newsletter excerpts on postwar leadership and public debate
An irregular Melbourne newsletter fragment sketches reactions to Alfred Deakin era policies, Australian leadership, and party rigidity. It references Prime Ministers including Hughes and production of educational reforms, with scattered notes on public sentiment, media figures, and hints of economic concerns amid a broader colonial context.
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Auscrattan Stanley
Patner
Eriter
Srmaceller
England
Salinas
Alfred Deakin
St George
Wiliam Morrie
Sean
Dasge
Sonne
Obituary for Mrs Emma Reid of Innisfail
The obituary notes the passing of Mrs Emma Reid, a pioneer resident of Innisfail, remembered for her long service to the town and its welfare. The funeral was held at noon at the Innistal Presbyterian Church with Rev Joneson of Riverton officiating. The bereaved relatives receive many messages of sympathy and condolence.
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Innisfail
Emma Reid
Oath
Indy
Atric
Ralph Red
Deane
Toeneville
Marsare
Ingham
Edith
Amerium
Innistal Presbyterian Church
Judas
FE Joneson
Riverton
Irvinbank Notes and Family Departures Listed
A stream of local names and households appears with mentions of Moranana family moving to Brisbane, Mr and Mrs Rucharwaon Me ana Sira G. Perkan and kin, and others returning from trips. The piece notes community events, CWA activities, upcoming meetings in September, and a social evening where Mrs BR Walker won the competition. Mrs Kirkmanner bowed out.
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Moranana
Bobby
Brisbane
Acadenic Nuevia
Brodie
Scsugnier Lyn
Tevinebank
Toohey Hue
Mra JR. Rucharwaon
Ana Sira G. Perkan
Femiy Tit Pengar
Mareeba
Eariewe
Crom Wowtt Benson
Br Chung Bandon
Dor
le Rendon
Sande Eh Tas
Mra
Atherton Tabisiend Dreision
Mise Kirkmanner
BR Walker
Student teachers at Swedish People's University program
The article describes Margaret Gardner and TNESCO aiding a temperance effort and outlines a Swedish People's University program. It covers student teachers, lack of income, enrollment, fees, and obstacles. It notes courses in languages and humanities and the role of the university in education during wartime.
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Tony
Ecce
Sim Farm
Heeianne
Babinda Notes Fire Brigade and Council Meeting Highlights
The Babinda notes report the Fire Brigade Board monthly meeting in the CWA room chaired by Mr A Campbell with apologies from Mr McDonnough. A letter to Health and Home Affairs about petrol storage and engine maintenance is noted, plus drills attended by four Firemen. Accounts of £197 are approved for payment to Mr Evans via the Molin. The secretary is tasked with completing last year’s reports for presentation.
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Fvana
Armremed
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