Message from Mr L M Gutten on Innisfail industries
Innisfail June 29 L M Gotten reports to a visiting group of Aesonians about possible industries for the district. He cites tobacco, coffee, cocoa, citrus, tropical fruits, pineapples, bananas, and cotton as prospects with suitable climates and growing conditions. He notes transport and tenure hurdles and urges exploration of local opportunities to foster prospecting and development.
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Australia
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Bicton
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Cerom Cook
New Zealand
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Brisbane Notes on politics and city issues
The Brisbane correspondent reports Labor prospects in Queensland politics, preselection battles for the Kennedy division, and possible Senate vacancy contenders. The City Council takes over the Water and Sewerage Board, wage disputes loom, and a sports ground debate centers on Victoria Park and university site plans.
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Bales of Council Property Amid Liabilities And Staffing Reforms
The Greater Brisbane Council expanded taking on assets and liabilities including properties mostly for street remissions and development. Sales total nearly £1000 with £75,000 from the old Town Hall site sale. further sales at Farry Parade, Stones Corner, and Melbourne Street. Public service pay seniority noted amid proposed wage reforms, with lunch hours limited and negotiations ongoing. Rumors of an early state election linked to federal results and unemployment timing. Roma Street market activity steady with various hay and crop prices noted.
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Democratic Convention Nominates Al Smith for President
Houston dispatch reports the Democratic Convention has nominated Governor Al Smith to contest the presidential race on behalf of the party.
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Australian Labor appoints SA unionist to Commonwealth conference
The Australian Labor Party announces A. E. Walker secretary of the Clerks' Union in South Australia will represent the ALP at the upcoming British Commonwealth Labour Conference in Great Britain. Walker also served as the Labour representative at the last Geneva conference.
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Men's Box Calf Derby Lace Boots Caps
Lace boots described with box calf material, Derby style, laces and caps noted. Sole details and stitching hints appear in the fragment.
Mothers Delay Is a Cold's Greatest Friend Ad
An early 20th century ad extols a home remedy marketed by Dr Sheldon New Discovery. It promises quick relief from colds and congested throats, claiming rapid soothing effects and widespread popularity among mothers.
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