Fragmentary notes on local committee meeting and repairs
The jagged text records a local committee meeting, repairs to an council project, and financial actions. Names like Draper, Cleland, Edwards, Meyers, and Freeman appear among brief, unclear mentions of dates, payments, and requests. The fragment references a committee, a lever write request, repairs at a facility, and a scheduled meeting with limited legible detail.
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Fridy
Janay
Lauder
Draper
Clelaad
Fiyre
Bor
Shana
Mhinidal Arsamuiniog
Art Steeemg
Wee Cleland
Edwards
Meyers
Wee Char
Freeman
Jeaney
Slater Anwar
Mareeba News Returns and Trade Figures for December
January 21 issue outlines Mareeba Railway accounts and trade results for December. It notes cattle shipments totaling 388 tons, milled goods and goods forwarded by forwarding firms, and references Mareeba Courthouse bench activities, with staff changes and local charges mentioned.
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Wareela
Jarceegers
Leereber
Wal Jane
Tobacco Farms Seeks Moisture Amid Dry Season Struggles
Unclear text from a historic newspaper page describes Serer Mile Siting farmers facing dryness. References to transplacs young seertiuyes and shifting weather conditions suggest agricultural stress and partial relief from evolving conditions. Fragmentary lines mention beds, plants, and a flat shower arch with wanderings and odd phrases.
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Serer
Babinda Notes Forecast Dry Spell and Local Events
Babinda notes a spell of very dry weather and a quiet spell ahead with planned mill closure and breezy conditions. Sporting activities suffer as cricket match set for Sunday with Seat o team versus a local side. residents anticipate fine day. Local officials and church figures travel plans noted, with Cairns visitors in town and residents returning from Cairns.
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Seatoe
E Coleman
Manly
T. Hanly
P. Lannigan
Deh Mackay
Mra Wardell
Tivra
Irvine Bank Notes Stir Fractured Local Report
The Irvine district weather and social notes recount a lively January with a euchre party to fund local aims and a tense garden snake incident involving Mrs Larkin. Mining progress and declines, copper ore values, and local arrivals from J. M. Brown and Joe Kelly are noted alongside district weather and holiday travels.
Unknown tract cultivation debate on New Zealand soil
A fragmentary note questions if a certain tract can grow in drift and peat soils, mentioning mangemiet and gard varieties and debating feasibility of cultivating a plant in New Zealand. The text is garbled but suggests assessing soil suitability and tastelike evaluations.
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Evalou
Denteni Cs
Late Hon W T Paget Foe Faliter Remarks on Railways
A fragmented reminiscence recalls the late Hon W T Paget praising railway progress and national unity. The author credits Paget with North Coast development, railway completion, and parliamentary impact, noting his steadfast dedication during challenging times.
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Mackay
Mirani
Rockhampton
EB Swayns
Irvebane Jaunare
YUNGABURRA NOTES AND COMMUNITY EVENT RECAP
Residents and attendees at Yungaburra events report on the ice tale play and Mabwoksee player performances while Margaret Wersies passes exam. Church fund singing by Rev Hawkes and Mrs Calimuaus, with readings by Miss Beatty and Miss Loules, mark a local residency and talent showcase at Wagburra Methodist Church.
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Wensies
Wagburra Methodist Church Building Fund
Hawkes
Calimuaus
Farka
Haw Wes
Net Weasley
Mise Ving Beattie
Lrs Beatty
Mion Aiudanmer
State Lottery Announcement and Hospital Funding Bluff
Sydney January 22 A realish appeal for £250,000 to fund hospitals failed. The government with its plan for the lottery remains. Mr W Whidden authorised to act with Mr A Falesnes the Caxathw Department. Belief grows that Mr Wiel will be appointed manager of the lottery.
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Sydney
W. Whidden
A. Falesnes
Thoush
Wiel I
Apples Replace Dole With New York Apple Trade Revolt
In New York a growing apple trade replaces dole distribution as apple sellers, backed by the Apple Associations, set up informal stalls along pavements. Mayor and police oversight enable street selling, with increasing prices and a brisk, profitable flow of apples to workers and shoppers amid concerns over law cuts and public cleanliness.
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Joseph Sicker
Mayu Walker
New York
Geser Mulrocnes
Lerinesinety
Powet
Thor
Wales
Hasien
London Schools Open to About 1000 Children Age 1 to 15
About one thousand boys and girls aged from one to fifteen attend schools in London. The figure reflects the breadth of schooling available, with children from diverse backgrounds enrolled across multiple institutions.
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London
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Soest Press
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Pesewess Toutmacne
Eamache
Campbellt
Ace Aaramary
Bae
Hywaaco Pee Hare
Cloundrena Starca
Clifford Love & Co.ltd
Srey
Mareeba News
BACON
Mareetin Veo
Marecea
Mo A. Galtway
CIES
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Maretha
Ananey
Iran
ST. Marys C. OF E Girls
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Line Sisters OF the Sacred Advent
Janis T
Irvine Bank Notes
Buchre Barty and
Sen Ene
Andy Bes
Jazz Hand
Moo Callaghan
Larkin
Rye Howe
Amore
Cavard
Ruc
Searle
Mr Larkins
Gree Miles
Chistague
the Gladstone
Laul Rent Walters
Erie Ile
Gerri
Wirates
Vakas
the Lass O'Gowrie
Me F. Brown
Arbouin
Cheat Rastery
Buonmne
Dunbu- Shyated
J. Mo Brown
Cape Mee
X . Brown
Randangie
J. M. Brown
Joe Kelly
Walsh River
Indlal
Fabinda, Jartare
W. T. Paget
Yungaburra
Lea
Ice Tale Eattycscke
Sy Haceaae Pacci Revatis
Macere
Ned Wellshey
Margaret Wersies
Die Thaily
Fr Raduain
Sven
Miss Croteman
Talga
Hongaburra
Lisahel
Ramuuatt
MeHiagh
Lee
Miner
Arsay
Tn McArtiar
Wardle
Ruty
Mr Rae
New South Wales
Dole
Bet Fone Cravena
Carreras Limited
Limkop
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Somme Laney
Enehf
Pimps
Berookes
Catrns
Rooster
Marker
Kruse
MacDonald
Maryat
Ire Willys
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