Premier Vaughan Pushes Queensland Cotton Industry
In Brisbane on December 6 Premier Vaughan of the Australian Cotton Growers Association reports progress on cotton cultivation expansion in Queensland. He notes government aid of one million pounds earmarked for Empire cotton growth and cooperation with several states to establish a viable industry with new cotton gins to be imported and site discussions with the Agricultural Department. Vaughan expresses strong support for a large scale industry.
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UG Popshmilithes
Brisbane
Crawford
Vaughan
Aus |i Avallany Cotton Growers’ Association
Queensland
Theodore
Avice
Vau- ¢ Klay
Vaugian
Soldier Settlers Troubles Discussed by the Senate
Senator Mil Adi ar Teaped reported on hopes of lands for returned men as Queensland schemes and a ministerial decision were debated in Canberra. The senate discussed recourse for settlers and possible future action with the Queensland government and implications for war service men.
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Senate
Queensland
Mel
Ivis Hall
Tha Bourne
Mil Adi
Wisn
Rec
Tand
Failure and Funk Soviet Self Made Ruin
A historical dispatch describes the Soviet regime’s collapse and predicted shift toward capitalism within a year. It cites Russian government retreat from communism, restoration of property rights, foreign debts settlement, and a move to rebuild national life with private enterprise and international credit.
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London
Ukeas
Philip Gils
aeVienuie
Ita
Pavic Ateicker
Russia
Republic
France
Aeroplane Smash Kills Pilot in Bedfordshire Crash
London reports a aeroplane crash in Bedfordshire killing pilot Flight Foat Ale Roach the mechanic injured Palmer escaped by jumping from the wreckage. The engine failure caused a 45 degree tilt as it struck at eighty miles per hour. Policeman helped free Roach pinned under the Ale strut with petrol pouring over his face.
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London
Kosch
Sander Ale
Launching Echunga Second Walkers Ltd at Otkoncton
In Maryborough on December 6 the steamer Kelana was launched by Walkers Ltd under the oversight of the Commonwealth Government. The ceremony will be witnessed by Mrs Corser wife of the Federal Premier for Wide Bay.
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Echunga
Second Walkers Ltd
Otkonccton
Maryborough
Walkers
Mise Corser
Iemier
Wide Bay
Fragmentary Note from Local Page
Unclear text fragment mentions a person or event with scattered words like Gera Verve and 14. No full names, dates, places, or outcomes clear.
Babinda Notes Record Band Outing And Church Farewell
The Babinda notes describe a successful Sunday band excursion to Upper Babinda Creek with swimming and games, led by Bandmaster Lawson, and attended by Simmonds as president among others. They also mark a Christmas holiday travel lull, local mill labor shifts, and a Presbyterian church farewell for Mr. P. H. Chitty with praises from church members and gifts from the congregation.
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Youngman
Neeing
Messrs
Simmonds
Turnley
Fuller
Shields
Rotary Concannon
Babinda
Chin
Babinds Creek
Red Bluff
Lawson
Anul
Bate
Presbyterian Church
P. H. Chitty
Jett
Victoria
Jp Chitty
Church
Mtr. A. WI
W. M
Simeon R. Wilson
MrcLaren
D. Hoss
Kirke
Mra Jay
Mrcw
Melarc
Woman's Guild
Atv Tree
Amherst
Deists and treaties shape a wary treasury wireless debate
Fragmented text hints at a debate over a treasury wireless agreement. It mentions Deists, France, and implied figures or percentages. The readable parts suggest concerns about current claims, future impressions, and assurances from Goel and Detter, with references to countries and agreements.
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France
NSW Government Faces Confidence Vote in Assembly
Sydney reports a want of confidence motion against the NSW Government. Opposition leaders accuse the government of serious financial variation and looming taxation, with discussions about a base wage reform and retroactive payments. The Labor Minister advocates £4 8s per week, while abolition of the Board of Trade is on the agenda.
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Sydney
G. Fuller
Danley
Labor
Board of Trade
Aie Stealer Tal
Tragic Pedestrian Death After City Collision
Sydney reports a tragedy on Oxford Street where a child named Ae Tgura Crowhy aged 1% was struck by a motor car and later run over by a tram. The driver remained on scene but authorities awaited medical care before removing the body as the tram halted nearby.
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Sydney
Oxford Streets
Fatal fall at Harrenfocy shocks party
An elderly man, Thomas Major Mrackentidgr aged, died instantly after slipping on rocky terrain at Harrenfocy during a party. He fell to the rocks and was killed outright. The incident occurred during the evening gathering with witnesses reporting the abrupt tragedy.
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Sydney
Thomas Major Mrackentidgr
Shackleton Base Confusion Shifts to Rescue Claim
Fragmentary OCR text describes confusion at Shackleton's base with mentions of Capes Shackleton's base and a displaced raft. It references a planned movement or disappointment tied to a rescue or shelter operation, with unclear names and dates.
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Perdiau
Perdiiau Rubber Co. Ltd
Murdoch's Park Street, Ltd
Tor Dita
Reid
Anny Treo
Toane
Ming
Gera
Tmi
Alkee
Kelly’s
Yorkin
Tad
N.S Wales
Shackleton
Sae Roistaigr
Cape
Queerateed
Ee Eorthy
Alfred
Mi Eaten Ltd
Wen
F. G. Locke
Lake Street
Cairns
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