Atherton Hospital Board Report June Operations
The monthly summary shows 146 admissions in June with 168 discharges and five deaths among 34 patients remaining at month end. Daily averages cite major and minor operations, and a note of ongoing works, water supply, and staff accommodations at Herberton and Ravenshoe hospitals.
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Reerton
Tempton
Fear Tuah
Herberton Hospital
Ravenshoe
el Qate
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Phate
Echetart
Allerton
Sune
Herberton Mall
Garnet
Georgetown Notes on rain, meetings, and local visits
Georgetown notes report rainfall amounts at Loribet River and surrounding areas and detail the monthly meeting of the Etheridge Hospitals Board chaired by Mr A Brinson to thank Mr I for securing a health department inspection and potential dental clinic. Also covered are tennis club elections, fundraising for a concrete court, railway and creek projects, town visitors, and residents visiting Brisbane, Cairns, and Mareeba.
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Georgetown
Thelbett River
Rockfields
Torest
Howe
Ttheridge
Bosra
A. Brinson
Department of Health
Hoole
Dental Hospital
Brisbane
Tooke
Avanaria
Tuanpus
G. Bunith
Stewartecretary
Raffles
Winkley
Donda Commission
Townsville
P. Collins
Cumberland
Ted Patten
Rormanton
H. Byes
Crow & Iat
Iecathe
Ware
Atherton
M. Willcog
North Hass
Ipsa
Sayik
Brebane
M. Willcox
Mastha
Jane Willcox
Tim
Nos! Clark
Beryl Butler
Beryl
Cairns
Graham
John
Travel Genius Who Could Not Read Fueled Rail Venture
A fragmented historical note traces a genius unable to read driving a schoolroom contradiction into early railway expansion. It mentions the Stockton to Darlington venture prompting wider interest in railways and the Liverpool to Manchester line amid debates over marshland routes and river closures, highlighting engineering challenges and public scrutiny of vast railroad miles.
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Stockton
Darlington
Liverpool
Manchester
Ingham Notes Cane Season Ends Mills Run Clean Up
Victoria and Macknade mills processed cane after rat damage, Victoria shipping 877 tons at 12263 cc per ton and Macknade 2644 tons at 1779 cost. Wet weather hit Macknade. economic loss cited from holiday show disruption. Debate over granting a show holiday split with eight votes to six in favor of the holiday. An unusual industrial incident noted with a contractor unrelated to the main event.
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Ingham
Victoria
Macknade Mills
Macknade
Masa Low
Maldof Lodge Sees Officer Changes and Initiations
A lodge meeting held in the couta Hall at 1 pm saw the removal of Mr Wolp from office and the acceptance with regret. Noble Grand G Gellweller presided with officers including Bro W Ball and Br J Pacey set to lead next term. New member EA Pem rake was initiated and a ceremonial transfer was proposed as the group plans further degree work.
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Thuretay
Daly
Mentiog
Mulgrave
Couta’ Hall
Ata
G. Gellweller
W. Ball
Chese Marniera
Wolp
Posson
Guardian
Br. J. Pacey
Quo
OH Rimmonds
Bro
Pemrake
PG. Bro
Chillagoe Notes on Co op Lime Scheme and Cattle Trade
The Chillagoe Progress Association chairman Mr Frank Byrne outlines a plan for cane farmers to form a cooperative lime company. He will address farmers next week about the scheme. Five train loads of cattle, totaling around 1100 head, were dispatched from Chillagoe and headed for Calnemar and Collinevilla areas en route to the Coen district.
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ChiLlagoe Progress Asociation
Frank Byrne
Byrne
Mr. Byrne
Chillagoe
Mungany Ral
Humber
Wrotham Park
Calnemareta
Mr.Gordon
Penineals
Collinevilla
Toohey
Coen Area
Tir
Gorden
The Floral Lady and Australian Tales From Far Lands
A transcription of varied Australian notes recounts the Floral Lady, Mrs Catherine Murphy of Be wick, SA, weaving garden petals into an annual Anzac Day tribute. It also covers Stuart Vance, famed as marathon runner, and sketches distant legends of Maatsarker Island, nurse portraits at Cavell, and the Moorish Yulgubah Towers castle planned along the Clarence River.
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Mza
Catherine Murphy
Bewick
South Australia
Saryulgit
Nsw
Buduand
Clareney
Yeal Moorih
Yulgubah
Austalia
Ovlivie
Europe
Char Elie
Ianee
Castle
Sater
Yut- Eubah
Jerusalem Parliament Moves to End Child Marriage
In Jerusalem the Parliament approves a law to curb child marriages among immigrants, especially from Oriental regions. The act sets a maximum ten year prison term and a 1600 fine for anyone permitting or aiding a girl under 14 to wed, with parents guardians and rabbis included.
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Jerusalem
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