Tolga Notes From Tolga District Agricultural Update
The week began wet with cold and strong southeast winds but clearing weather is forecast and harvesting continues. Yields exceed one and a half tons per acre with good labor and many Italians employed as locals transform Thalian farms. Road works advance to Volga with two miles laid, Atherton end started, road due for completion soon. The L P A annual meeting was postponed after an accident involving the secretary. A Tolga hotel has been bought for rebuilding and removal of the old Tolga building is planned. The June Tolga branch TIA meeting discussed LIA reports and Tol in May.
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Oe Mary
Volga
Atherton
Kureen
Henle
Tolga
Halfpapp
Malanda
Trud
Labour
All-Russian Congress of Trade Unions
TLC
Russia
Oubook
Tro
Moscow
Rabochiiazetia
Workers' Gazette
Lic.c
Kero Kodile
Aegamon
Pravda
Pradva
Beasante
Shiel
Lettero
Becauer i
Siberia
Wesian
Trade and Labour Council
Brisbane
Moore
Gates
Colli
Home Secretary
Ryan
Beerborrm
Stamthorpe
Alice
Corser
Fragmentary Schedule Snippet From The Range Road
The readable text shows scattered timing and location fragments such as 350k pi to 40 am and 1.30 p.m. to 2.30 p.m. with references to B3090 and late night entries. Unclear完整 details prevent clear events but indicate shift or transit timings and access notes.
Cose Changes and Local Protests In Tineroo Shire Meeting
The Tineroo Shire Council discussed land revaluation and delayed action. A protest against maize duty reduction was led by Sime and Hall urging support for increased shelling and import changes. A deputation was to meet the Marge Pool Board manager for full scheme information.
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Orrters
Tinaroo
Sime
E. Hall
G. A. Francis
Simi Anily
L.P.A
Marge Pool Board
Mesers
Melherson
Brownkill
Focal Hospital
Robb
Speech on a League of Nations and global language confusion
An author waxes about an imagined League of Nations causing linguistic chaos among croplands and food producers. He imagines Pure Food Products workers using diverse national jargons from English, French, Italian, Cuban, Turkish, Siamese, Japanese, and more, creating a babel around trade terms and varieties.
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Tower of
United States
Gland
Review of Russian Press by John Strachey
John Strachey analyzes how Russian newspapers reflect state control and party line. He contrasts Izvestia as a Soviet government organ with Pravda and Tribuna as party and international facing outlets, noting vast technical political content and a large readership among Communists.
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John Strachey
Englow Labor Party
Tfertiouk
Moscow
Igvestia
Orws
Russia
Temma
Pravda
Communist Party
Ttis
Communi Harty
Corser criticizes Myan on labour policy and rail talks
The article records Mr Corser M L A questioning Mr Myan’s statements on freedom movements and Queensland railway policy. It contrasts British locomotive orders with Australian builds, notes protests by Mr Weir and railway workers, and criticizes government labour practices and the Elphinstone migrants remark.
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Freeom
BH. Corser
M.L.A
North
Idyan
Post
Myan
Mesure
Walkers Lac
Queensland
Britain
Walkers Ltd
Weir
Ryan
Qeeensland
Tasmania
Mostra, Walkers Ltd
Austra
Yao
Labour Exchange
Kirwin
His Master's Voice and the Political Echoes
The text portrays Mr Collings as Ale Cormack's loyal aide, enforcing leadership commands. The public grows weary of the current Premier and Cabinet after their long tenure, recognizing manipulation aims and resisting fear tactics. Disturbances threaten stability as factions press for change.
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Collings
Veryone
Ale- Cormack
Qienel
London rookery tokens teacher earns more than girls
A London woman teaching rookery tokens claims students learn faster than girls and earn twice as much in the same period. In English bylaw from Tiningham restricts dogs from roaming after dark to curb nighttime barking and howling.
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London
Pro-Russian Press Emerges as Key Education Force in Redsia
The text notes that the postwar press in Redsia, though amateurish and sometimes flawed, represents a new educational sector. It contrasts with prewar era limits, where opposition papers were underground and government papers had small circulations.
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Reat
Ong
Redsia
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Atherton-Tolga Road
Tolga L.P.A
Elouhe
Loa Forest
TIA
Mr. Rebb
Messrs
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J. Drmskill
Eastman
FE. Hall
Brenalill
Hall
J. Kilpatrick
Meheraun
J. A. Rebbecht
G. Bobb
V. Sims
Messrs. J. Dranskil
League OF Natione
the Russian Press
MR. Corser
Ryan Evew
Elvhinatane
Elphinstone
Oley
Mr. Ryan
Mer. McCormack
Boland’s
Showlider
Boland
New
Ladieg
Ildren
Doland
Oland
Berynhabe
Champager Collarette
Baby Louis Heck Urnally
Aml Lenggthia
Vane Ae
Eac Boland
Horrocka
Boland’s Ltd
Cairns
Tiningham
England
Ainset
Gaticuit
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