Unfounded Criticism in Queensland Debates on Government Policy
A historical report critiques the Ryan Government's financial policy amid unemployment protests in Queensland. Opponents accuse the government of poverty, rising unemployment, and inability to deliver work while defending employment programs and public works as insufficient or misused.
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Treasury
Lomg
Hawthorn
Ryan
Philp
Ryanites
Philo
Queesland
Govammme
Pheu
Brokien
Luther
Fragmented Local Notice and Public Appeals Across Cairns Area
A garbled OCR page records scattered items including a note about fashion footwear and a warning against public publishing of copyrighted material. It also mentions the Treasurer acknowledging refreshments for soldiers, Peeramon Sugar Factory directors meeting, and court debt details with several named parties and costs. The overall item mixes business notices, public appeals, and legal snippets with uncertain dates and spellings.
Unclear Weekly Herald Snippet From Rest Home Notices
A fragmentary weekly Herald item lists names such as Ferguson Foley He Haeting Hawkins O’Shaire and Keogh among others, with scattered references to a Rest Home and unclaimed Sobliann Letsere. It notes missing weekly news and revisions from southern regions, but details are obscured by garbled OCR.
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Letsere
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Baiatm Glace
Fern Jonn Ferguson
Jams Foley
Cer Hawkins
Finn’ Valentine
Hare Hawkes
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Keely Keogh
Maehice McCarthy
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Electric lighting scheme discussed for Cairns town
Council hears a detailed report by Alderman Draper and Mr Crowley on introducing electric power from Freshwater River and Barron River sources. They weigh dam options, plant sizes, and costs, noting potential to meet town demand and the need for revenue to cover interest and depreciation.
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Ite
Aten
Wilkie Sire Canwley
Cairee
Barron
Crowley Hutten
Crawley
Devonport
AML Draper
Crowley
Placy
Ghote
Eleciniens
Sue Shellon
Pope
Mr_ Crowley
Carns
Wallarat
Bendigo
Wii Chal Tyre
Kydre-Eloctre
Yepanaea
Industrial unrest and wage strain disrupts work in Havens region
Fragmentary OCR describes widespread labor tensions, strikes, and fading supply chains across towns. It notes workers delaying, organizational debates, and calls for relief while authorities consider measures to restore productivity amid long-term employment concerns.
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