Women's aviation and club efforts stir Melbourne crowds
The July Melbourne piece recalls Miss A Johnson and women pilots as air-minded pioneers, describing flight training clubs, costs for pilots certificates around thirty-five pounds, and hours to learn. It notes Mothers Clubs gaining control of school funds, and Labor Women’s Congress tackling women in industry, with exhibits and Braille reading marking progress for the blind and working women.
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Melbourne
Ams
Johnnson
Stair
Reo Cluk Ile
Sara
Auaigalia
Minga
Victoran Education Department
Schual Cammittess
Steek
Innisfail Federation Chooses Representative for Congress
Empire Federation meeting in Innisfail discusses joining the Federation of Chambers of Commerce of London and appointing Ernest Hunter as representative. It notes plans for federation nominees and mentions Cairns and Agent-General staff involvement. The council favors nominating Mr. P. T. Nogoe as alternate.
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Cairns Chamber of Commerce
Ernest Hunter
London
England
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P. T. Nogoe
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Justice Department
Cairns
Federation
Vove
Lanisfail
Hamiber
Daintree News Briefs From February To June
Rainfall records for Julie and Jane noted with a total of 427 inches over four wet days. Jewett yearly record reached five pore registered on June 20. Tessie Fisther appointed sewing mistress at Daintree State school. Recent visitors include Mr Mat O’Byrne from Mareeba who plans to purchase Kilpatrick and Hughes farm at Stewart’s Creek, with others purchasing farms along Main River. Road matters: Daintree Road declared a national highway, promising speedier work and relief for Shire Council on interest and redemption. Sawmill remains active. butter industry slowly advances toward cream production to cut costs. Local farmers optimistic as scrubs cleared and transport improves, signaling growth for the district.
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Jane
Jewett
Suiss Tessie Fisther
Daintree State School
Daintree
Mat O'Byrne
Mareeba
Kilpatrick
Hughes
Stewart's Creek
Messrs
Kil- Dawick
F Hughes
Crown Land
Ross
Cale
Tom O'Brien
Mossiran
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Bales
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Tase
Butter Factry
Ray
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Wain Daintree Mai
Varias
Akrat
Worthe
Ong
Stewarts Crotkt
Bulls Link Soviet Buyers to English Shorthorns
London July 7 Russian bulls join the market in a sale of the Prince of Wales Stoke Clima herd and parts of the Lenton herd. Purchasers include Soviet representatives and buyers who sent stock to a South American republic. The sale realized £5100 with two-year-old Shorthorn stock among the lots.
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London
John Bull
Prince of Wales
Stoke Clima
Kinneslar
Kerpstowe
Farewell to Mr Markwell in Innistrail District Court
In Innisfail on July 7 a farewell address bid good health and best wishes to Mr Markwell upon his retirement from active legal practice after a long and notable career. Speakers lauded his early brilliance, public service, and leadership in the local profession, noting his training under Sir Samuel Griffith and his ties to the district for thirty years. The gathering included local officials and police, who honored his contributions to law and the Bench, wishing him restoration of health and happiness in retirement.
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seveIr
Mareeba
Innistall
K. J. H. Moore
P.S
Department of Justice
Shersby
AE. Atlin
Mr Markwell
Markewell
Markwell
Mark Well
Magistracy
Lomstail
Tony
Sen
McNawice
Markell
Samin
Samuel Griffith
Australia
Markweell
Queenland
Fone
Mackwell
Brisbane
Manly
Vic
Jwauils
Lynn Marthall
Mlarkwell
Iis Brothers
Lomssay
Aitkin
Nini
Katherine Thes
Joent
Fragmented OCR likens women's rights to wartime fear in disjoint prose
The text presents a garbled discussion of women, age, and authority as it weaves through references to law, prejudice, and social roles. It mentions doctors, preachers, and courts while alluding to protection of sacred spaces and contested gender expectations amid chaotic phrasing.
Duke and Lord Mayor Crosspost at Mayests Courts
A garbled note shows the Lord Mayor at the Mayests Courts in a ceremonial procession after Tipiaianc Corn Masters of the Crown. It mentions the Duke of Suffolk and Earl Sarchel and their asserted right to the throne.
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Earl Sarchel
Jess
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