Cardwell Notes Shire Candidate Selections Discussed
A Cardwell meeting with delegates from Cardwell Bilvana and Murray River considered candidate selections for the March 14 shire elections. Presiding: E.E. Broughall. plans for another gathering to finalize reps for Keanevty were noted.
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Cardwell
Bilvana
Murray River
Pilvana
EE. Broughall
Cardwell Progress Ssperations
Str Joven Ho Haliinger
Jilewmys
Hele
Keanevty Ag Senday
Chillagoe Notes January 14 Far Reach of Storm Impacts
Fragmented OCR notes describe weather disruptions, railway rerouting, and local measures in Chillagoe. References include Presbytery, rail traffic adjustments, and scattered ledger entries on revenue, disbursements, and parcels. Mentions Elvin and Killeen individuals, December cargo figures, and assay results.
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Cobler
Ariel
West Noods
Bi Stanor
Onal
Wewe Elvin
CPS
Previen
Treasury
Igleegsi L
HEL Nalance
Auction of a Mare At Tanise Ends in Breach of Warranty
In a case from January 15, Moore and Carter sue over a bay gelding sold at Tanise on June 4, 1927. The court found the horse unsound at sale and that a warranty of soundness was implied. Plaintiff awarded 32 pounds costs. judgment for damages to be taxed.
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Innisfail
J H Moore
F- Carter
M. Soima
A. Vacheleur
JT. McNamer
Tanise
Phy
VJ. Fleming
Inesual
Fleming
Treavy
Dervilay
Sea Guatth
CJ Fleming
England's oldest woman aged 107 in Fareham
The London News Chronicle notes Mrs Aum Grace Russell of High Street Fareham is England's oldest woman at 107. Her husband died 47 years ago and only two of her children survive. She has lived through five reigns and remains in good health for her age.
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England
Aum
Grace Russell
High-street
Fareham
Hasty
London “News-Chronicle
Hassell
Eiamily
Hector
Ang
Empire tobacco push sparks new federation in London
The piece notes Dominion Governor selections stir debate in South Africa and reports on London health and industry topics. It highlights a new Empire Tobacco Federation formed in London to unite producers, defend Empire tobacco markets, and influence government policy for better trade balance. The discussion covers smoking and air quality shifts in London, agricultural progress in Britain, and tobacco export dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobacco Federation of the
British Empire
London
Tome
Sunday School Prizes At St Francis Church
The Rev Fr Isherwood presented Sunday School prizes to scholars for good attendance. Recipients include May Myne Edie Stokes Corey Pyne Ata Fletcher Hazel Woll Nuria Pane Jean McRowe an Armstrong Elna Pyne Beryl Wool Audrey Cirser Winnie Soll Emily Greer George McHardie Charlie Byrne Jim McHardie Norma McHarte Uhtferd McHardie Horace Vincent Miller Hambledon and Bernart Arthur Trim. Congratulations to all on junior public examination success and school awards noted.
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Sunnday
Isherwood
May Myne
Edie Stokes
Corey Pyne
Ata Fletcher
Radium cures safe but uncertain says report
The commission warns against false hopes of radium treatment for malignant disease. It notes mixed results, with some cases showing limited benefit while many remain elusive or disappointing. The report urges caution and emphasizes safety for both operators and patients.
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Daily Telegraph
Commiveton
Navonal Radin Trust
Marek
Wien
Tiank-Osterog
Uutteust
Sain Wath
Market shifts in South America and London road traffic debate
The article notes Argentina shifting from cattle to sheep with beef, wool, and mutton prices rising while cattle output lags. It cites British investment in South America and warns of potential overproduction in sheep while beef prospects look bright for Australia. It also reports a parliamentary debate on excluding purse traffic from London streets, with humane concerns and road conditions cited as reasons for reform.
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Sears
Shase
Mutter
Lamb
New Zealand
South America
Australia
London
Medical ad promises chest stomach and female ailment cures
An old style medical advertisement offers consultations for chest and stomach complaints and female ailments. It claims many grateful parents thank the healer for successful treatment and promises diagnosis and treatment of various conditions.
Untitled medical recovery account from nineteenth century notes
A medical note describes a patient with prolonged illness and rheumatic attack treated with herbal tonics and porridge preparations. The narrative traces gradual improvement after mixed remedies, noting cleanup of symptoms and ongoing care by a caregiver across several weeks.
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Lairns
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Canberra
Edward and
Ann
Brisbane
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Alee Crovate Suites
Sraaanle
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Columbia
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Leon
Silver
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Mourne
Giara
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le Gruen
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Ogoder
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Slater
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Fox Tree
Fes
Deod Evenin
Fox
Troe
Amy
Wen
Anata
Pee Tee Boyer
Vaniog
Regal Caclopaeav
Bing
Big Li
Cardwell Notes
Cardwell Cwa
Hebinger
Murray M- Rooney
Murray
Bow
2Kes
FS. Smith
S. F Serens
Pershouse
Serre
Rooney
Chillagoe Notes
J. Altair
Killeen
Mont Watson
Cheney
South
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Dors
Commonwealth
Hertzog
South Africa
Barty
Fan
Erich Natrans
Isaacs
Rleermelly
Then
Ihe
Lee
Powers
Brrth
United Kingdom
Ireland
Queensland
Empire Tobacco
Britain
Buta
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Empire Tobaccos
Empire Virginian
ST. Francis
Horace Vincent Miller
Hambledon
Bernart Arthur “Trim
White Rock
Vember
Bell
Catring High School
Tarnie
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Giasu
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Cairns
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