Deliberate Cane Farm Arson Reported in Japoon District
A police inquiry details a deliberate cane fire on an 18 chain square pad dock near Japoon. Detective O Driscoll notes a second cane blaze at a Janoga district farm with 10 acres burned, debris of paper found, and suspicion falling on an unknown person. witnesses describe persons seen near the sites and the insured status of cane not maintained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japoon Dinguier
O'Driscoll
Ieee
Pamias Bros
Urial
Origioayet
Pamias
Anata
Japede
Orwelly
Tuohy
Pergeam
Yates
Ally
Ricky
Witmer
Venera Pamla
Cam
Sim
OM ‘Kelly
Finnberg
Euler Helther
Heck
Christian Chomay
Maer
Hi Tv
Wailway
Bamire
Unclear transcription row on rate, payment and burn figures
Fragmented text details disputed pricing and payments for cane burning, delivery and the final settlement. It mentions rates per day, extra charges, and an inquiry into who set the figures, with a pending inquiry outcome.
Fragmented English Chronicle of Automobilia and Civic Duty
A long fragment discusses the British Automobile Association and its critics, noting peace, lessons, and urged cooperation with authorities. It references Mr Allen, Mr Dunscombe, and the Knight on Wheely, with scattered remarks on inflation, Queensland, South Australia, and a call for government framing of regulations through AA meetings. The piece weaves social critique with motoring history and civic responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firitish Automobily Association
North Queens
Tre Moller Viethorities
Allen
Belial
Government of
Teath
A.A
Tron
Dunscombe Alien
Shin
Aas Adventurius
South Australia
Arate Aw
Avarinhiv
Monte Fe
Carmel
Queensland
Britain
Public clash over traffic control in Western Australia
A discussion on police and motorist relations in Western Australia highlights aims for better road safety and cooperation. The piece criticizes current regulation, urges improved dialogue, and warns against escalating conflict draining public funds and hindering community wellbeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Alwtratia
Rey iMourguive
Hvis
Sens
WAC
Queensland
Alice Court
Pak
Western Australia
Canberra Move Dominates Tenth Parliament Debate
Fragmented notes describe debates over moving the federal capital to Canberra and the 10th Parliament’s first session. Reports mention Prime Minister Beattie, Canberra vigils, and warnings of political risk if the transfer delays. The text signals intense public interest in the capital’s location and war-time rhetoric shaping policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serah
Emvelneron
Canherma
Rawadt
Queensland
Anean Chayman
Canberra
Federal
Slapee
Aye Barin
Petor
Avatratia
Duke of York
Caneerra
Senate
Gengute
Australia population declines in early 20th century figures
The readable fragment reports population figures and growth notes from 1920, citing a total around 5,495,794. It mentions birth and fertility context and references a national or regional census period. The text is garbled but suggests demographic statistics and percentage changes for Australia around 1920.
Wa Franchise Sili and Ree in Ascendfly Result
Fragmented OCR text discusses franchise terms and council elections. Mentions Wolff Schemp and Reve Chace in vague relation to the city’s legal and political framework. No clear event or identifiable persons beyond garbled names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolff
Schemp
Chace
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Ace
Cairns and
Innisfail
Ladies Spree Press
Opper Taates
Shale Vasvello
Neaver Chareets
ACB
RMAS
Rite Elect
Kmas Fair
Toyah
Acie
WMAS
Tiennthy Ace
Stancie
Notte
Phome
Cairns
Mutual Limited
Assott Steeet—Caiede
Shields-St
Murphy's
Hin
Bhim
Xuystrats
Ain
Wanlee Sin
Phame
Wm. Murphy
Boye
Caimme
Massey-Harris
Sheridan Street
City
Eddlestom
Qur
Ape Inter
Fathan
Cory Alectrnc Lagat
Hawke
Sinall Depart
Promarie
Australia
Aluni
Comey Scralth
SILI
Neaverty
Leg Council
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