Silkwood Anglican Church Notes Reveals New Year Events
A Silkwood Anglican church update notes New Year activities and funds. It records a dance on New Year’s Eve raising £14 16s with £9 12s 3d remaining for the building committee. J Tait chaired the event while Abraham’s Sherwood Orchestra provided music. The piece also mentions cream samples, livestock breeding plans, shop construction near the Silkwood station, and staff transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Tait
Abraham
Sherwood Orchestra
Chapman
D. Burns
C. Larkins
Griffin
Gare
See
Chicago Funerals Segregate Car Service by Union Chauffeurs
In Chicago a funeral procession may be escorted only by cars owned and driven by union chauffeurs. Private automobiles are not welcome in the line, and mourners are asked to ride in mortuary cars with union drivers or stay out of the procession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Vanculver
Chicago
Union
Mort Funy
Acifbelp
Seeme
Fleet-street
Livaroke National Bank Chambers Stock and Sharebroker
The fragment lists Arthur Livarke and Cairns as stock and sharebroker with references to Mt Cooles Gold Mt Morgan Mother Lode and River PUL s my River Coneriet Final Issue and various prices and fractions. It reads like a financial notices page with multiple stock entries and figures including oil stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Ew
Livarke National Bank
Cairns
AL H Clarke
Feforty
Mt Cooles Gold
Mt Morgan
Great Northers
Rees Crock
Rome
Enavi Oy
Empire policy and the coming conference pressures
A discussion on Imperial policy outlines a pivotal conference and the push for protectionist measures. It cites Bennett, Runciman, and Gilmour, arguing for reduced imports and Empire-preferred goods, with India under British guidance and a move away from free trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thames
Wise
Federal Caboe
Europe
Asia
India
Mussolini c
Ume
Runciman
Joseph Chamberlain
John Gilmour
Mr. Runciman
Britain
Iclan Conference
Ravenshoe Notes Highlight Timber, Farming Lines and Local Service
January report from Ravenshoe notes a cool healthy climate after rain, a strong dairy season, rising butter factory prospects, and a booming timber and mining revival. plums and maize thrive while tobacco blocks prepare for cultivation. Ambulance service struggles with funding amid regional economic shifts and public support questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ravenshoe
Somme
Kabanami Ravengboe
Grimg
Tumoclin
Herbert An
Rayemhor
Tully Birds Doomed as Southern Gull Sanctuaries Threatened
Reports from local watchers describe flocks of gulls and other birds migrating homeward while fears mount over destruction by outsiders. A councilman emphasized vigilance to protect wild birds after a prior sanctuary debate, recalling a party that killed and salted hundreds for shipment. Government action may extend northward to safeguard offshore tookeries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tully
Lowe Allcon
Mow
Fatty
Peru
Sland
Cardwell
Shire Clere
P. J. Hall
Snather Island
Sydney Harbor Bridge Opens Amid Global Celebrations
Elaborate openings are planned for the Sydney Harbor Bridge with large crowds and a week of events. The one span arch, costing nearly £10 million, spans 1650 feet with granite towers and four rail tracks and two roadways, supported by vast approaches and heavy steelwork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney Harnor
Sydney
Top Rd
J. J. Bradfield
Moruya
Tows
Fairway
Antraba
Ser
Saath
Wale
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BERRA
Arisbane
Australia
Tayay
Nextle
Cremm
Rolfe & Son
SSL
Paaeer
Ieeest Orgen
Sakwood
Bereson
Be Enehett
Fae
Cherch
Mesdames
Mac Robie
Wilkinson
Daveson
Keilhach
Arly
Ignes
Mr_ Strachan
Malanda
Merray River
Petone
Ingham
J. Abrahams
Silkwood
Taine and Wells
Peter Sellars
HE Archin
Townsville
Atere
MOTE
Lake Street
Cairne
Sdith Street
Imnisfail
STOVE
Lake Striet
Deili Mall
Wade
Atherton Street
Sista
Chicago Funerals
MO Private Care
Australien
Cable Service
Montes
Hyndoos
Round Table Conference
Notes
Atherton
Evelyn Tableland
Mm O'Bnenn
Q.a-T.b
Mareeba
Kelly
Townevile
Avenshoe
Ravenanie
In Main
Wreet
Sydney Harbor Bridge
Jalen
the Gas Supply CO. Lad
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