Minister Explains Road Access Policy at City Hall
The minister, Mr Pease, defended restricting land openings until a formal road plan is established. Speaking before a large audience with local officials and chambers of commerce, he urged coordinated district action to unlock land and advance regional development.
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Wetil Road
Mr Pease
Pease
Cuirne
Toe Velicy
Stossier
Rae
Samuster
Lance Fe Wowld
Parnut
Hendin
Amd Ao
Cawsie
Smunkig Tees
Kuranda
Gueenskiml
Deere
CY Rete
Watts
Fea
Fragmentary civic turmoil and community unrest described in garbled OCR
The text presents a garbled report about civic actions, public works, and government involvement. It mentions water, forest measures, safety, and potential protests or unrest. Names and places are unreadable, but the fragment suggests a discussion of policy, funding, and local governance amid confusion.
Minister The Snessor and the North Queensland Visit
The article recounts a ministerial tour through the North Queensland region. It notes visits to Parramatta and Eslee Fit schools, discussions on government development plans, and cooperation efforts with local communities in Cooktown and Cairns. It mentions attendance by Leslie Wilson and aims to foster timber industry growth and education funding.
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Downs
Eslee
Hwok
Cantein
Parramatta
Queensland
Leslie Wilson
Cooktown
Cairns
Eo-Operapan
Peitksons
Heyterland
Attack on Keng and Sugar Growers at Tully District
In the Tully area, cane fields yield about 11,900 acres annually with 15,000 acres occupied and last year raw sugar output near 35,100 tons. Delegates discuss sugar industry prospects, hydroelectric schemes, transport costs, and local development as a king’s visit ends with a crowd scene and a revolver scare.
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Sowe
Tully
Royal visit and Dunk Island talks stir NSW observers
Report of Mrs J A Beadley and others aboard the SS Sunbeam recounting a fruitful visit to Dunk Island. Highlights include women from Tully Hall, praise for growth of the district, and remarks on White Australia policy and connections to Lord Brassey.
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Distret
Mir JW. Parker
Dunk
England
Brassey
Banfield
Igh
Mle Aruseramy
Australia
Saint
Charley Cameron Kimeson
Davis Cup Trials at Eastbourne Games
London reports July 16 that Mt Fastbourne led the American teams in Eastbourne Davis Cup trial events with notable performances amid Australian coverage.
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Eastbourne Games
London
Mt Fastbourne
The
Ant
PEEETS FUTURE PLANS.
The article hints at future plans involving multiple nations and events after the Davis Cup, mentioning the United States championships and various international teams. The text is fragmentary but suggests ongoing competitive tennis activity and travel.
Priest's Big Fight Reveals Annual Society Report
The Celestial Communism Society of Cairns held its 430th annual meeting yesterday, detailing a year of relief work and fundraising. The balance sheet shows £60 3s 4d in final relief and £76 income with a 12 26 8 surplus, plus hundreds of meals and parcels distributed to those in need. Leaders and attendees included Rev. C. A. Read, Mrs Atherton, and City Commissioner figures, with thanks extended to many donors and volunteers across parishes who supported the cause. The report notes lectures planned on social reconstruction and religious retreats by Father Caton and others, with scheduling for visits from August to September.
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Ker. W. P Mobanthouse
Vhairs
Capenin Lubre
Mvedames
Mr. Murray
W. A. Callus
Nstrange
Mew 3
Whinkick
Rev
C. A. Read
Mesdames
Y. Menagne
J. Baland
KA. Athertom
A” Parker
Snawal Road
Cairse
EA. Athertonia
Moyer
Masarem
Ald Wk
Mra Collins
Cairns
Inamciel
Femiemas Acaintann
Ranvener Sectore
Dra
N. Atraige
Sacred Heart
Father Alton Five
Thorhoe
Calera
Tem
Heavey
U.sa
Tadlen
Teroerone
Father Datton
Liiton
Queennland
Northermery
Caton
Sha
Marecha
Isit Mossman
Dalefron
Bahinda
Caiens
Bank of France Reformation Plans Approved
Paris reports the Chamber of Paris approves changes to the Bank of France governance and reforms amid Anglo American financial influence concerns. The move signals a shift in central bank control as reforms proceed.
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Bank OF France
Paris
Chamber of Pie
Alleged spy case shocks Tokyo as espionage charges loom
A blurred foreign espionage tale from Tokyo surfaces with scant details. Officials caution on alleged spying linked to a named figure and a former runner, raising questions about motives and charges to be filed.
Debate on Cheap Fats in Schools Opens Critical Supply Issue
Lords discuss supply of fats for schools with Viscount Astor stressing nutrition and wellbeing. He notes butter prices vary by country and argues for affordable fats to support health and stability while examining broader food policy and Australian market links.
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Viscount Astor
England
France
Greare
Local Benevolent Society Meeting Notes Turbulent Year
Rev Habenbowe urged unity amid criticism of trust and charity work. Election kept Allan as president. new officers named alongside committee members. governance and future additions discussed as volunteers reported strong community support and ongoing aid efforts.
Street chase case shocks town depicts a woman’s peril
A chaotic chase in Towsville on July 17 ends with a woman pursued by a man near Frimders Street. Alfred Sue’s whereabouts become a focal point as witnesses report a violent confrontation at a barge glow show. The incident leads to an ambulance call and medical attention for the injured woman.
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Pushine
Alfred Sue
Ehuiee
Australia trailed by turmoil as royal crisis unsettles realm
Fragmented text reports unrest around a royal incident with references to McAlahon, Jerome, and an Australian setting. It mentions the Governor, King, and a Catholic priest, noting expressions of relief that the King was spared and signaling broad concern within the commonwealth about the attack and its implications.
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McAlahon
Jerome Glee
Jerome
Dubug
Veto and Royal Reaction Reported in July News
Moe London reports Hutler veto and King Edwards reaction to a stormy news cycle. The tone notes congratulatory sentiment and a brief glimpse of the unrest surrounding the royal events.
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Beels
Allgemeine Zortusg
Edward Eames
Wapeelal
Faormann
London
Butler
King Edwards
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Ita
Co-Operative Spirit
Mumia
Caines Ae
Nik B.C
Balt
Braye
Mineier
Mr Okeele
Warp
Tully Chamber of Commerce
Tally
J. S. Morn
EG. Theodore
Cardwell
North Querosiand
Gearraily
Hage Brassey
Hee Henry
Great Britain
Brasny
Toorat Wade
North
Gorensland
Asb
Dumke Island
H. J. Mangus
Janet
Mercury
Henry
Duke of York
Tandkarchus Leitered
Kim
Siden
Convstable
Sanfield
Armatrong
Agnell Vietora
Banhetd
Heer
Eramison
Islas
Huy Bravey
Lord Threeney
Tolty
Guarda
Fara
Ataide
Sunny Palace
St. Sumeg
Corminnte
Gulf
Sie
Duke of Connaught
Duke of Kent Learumi
Plymouth
Tord Craigeven
Necthern
Irvianh
Preach
Alors
Mr. BA
Todon
Pramee
Kang
de Schoohwige
Vienne
Austria
Belgium
Han
Twrnings
Boussela
Wixnt
Oeeman Batiefaction
Italy
Mets
Toma
Sine Tithe Saari
Mullins
Wesel
Ceuley
Gare
Renee
Pommercial Interests
Sintnet
Sgerusien
Peeets
News-Chronicle
Zie “Mostha
Tot. Ax
New Zealand
Japan
Associated Press
Tokio
Toowoomba
Dunggan
Show Association
Mayer
Steve
Cmateman
Habenbowe
Hoheniase
Gate Wren
Wahenbonm
Cairne Benevolent Society
High Empurtaner
Asd
Saniatanee
Acta
Allan
Vara Prenidesi
W. A Callies
F Mengue
A. Balam Treanner
Mita ML Murray
EA. Atherton
A. Parker
Miner Whittick
Magram Eibwarda Hae
Shauke
McMahon's
Abbott
Shields Strevta
Greenslards
Townsville
Brisbane
Hides
A. P. Greenfield (Northern) Ltd
Abbettsian, Caiens
the Gas Supply Coy. Ltd
Ctlens Moe
Kent
Kent's
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