Opportunity knocks again at your door says a doctor
An elderly speaker recalls a path to prosperity through self discipline and purposeful action. He credits his luck shift to a doctor’s advice about Najol a natural tonics brand and regular use to cleanse the body remove waste and keep nerves and muscles working.
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Forcy
Herberton Social and Personal Notes Parade to Town
In Herberton this week social and personal items mention Acting Sergeant Lucey and Mr Gat Wel, with cordial remarks on illness recoveries. Mr Colyer and Mrs Colyer are praised for hospitality in Herberton, and the Colyer family plans to holiday at Mabinda. Local youths head coastward for water holidays as wages and labour payments draw attention.
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Wermerton
Juve
Lucey
Garnet
Kat
Fei Murraymith
Townville
Herbertan
Aweratan
Fom
Bapan
Brsbane
Focal Isinger
Austrakena
Cooyar
Queensand
Colyer
Collyer
Galliver
Ant
Colye
Taylor Aewwe
Taylor
Irvinebank Concert Co Presents Charity Vaudeville Night
A charity vaudeville show at Shire Hall Irvinebank raised funds for Herberton and Irvinebank Hospitals. The three hour program featured Mrs Case at piano,Mr Kinkran, Miss Mary Robinson, Ned Robinson, Mavis Case, Horace Hume, and a troupe with ballet, song, dance, and a carnival finale. Attendees from Watsonville and Irvinebank enjoyed a well received evening.
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Sthmetant
Vinebanke Concert Co. Vourmeyer Herberton
Shire Hall
Herberton
Irvinebank
Case
Kinkran
Cornet
Mary Robinson
Mavis Case
Else Peters
Ned Reliasen
Cell Oren
Hinace
Horace
Iy Charroyma Vatler
Tony Bentley
Test Hobinsey
Tom Brewie
Perans
Tamayarnd
Dow
Eas
Nellie Rohn
Ufore
Aero Som
Watunly
Jason
Ant
Heerle
Gave
Nivel
Thearo Kids
Horace Hume
Dora
Joss Robinson
Mina Clarke
Jena
Jose Robinson
Sonny Bos
Firom Watsonville
Trvinehankesi
Asd
Ocssehan
Merberten
Jove
Money Troubles Plague Local Trade Dispute
A garbled note hints at financial strain affecting a local matter. Names and specifics are unreadable, but the fragment signals funds owed or exchanged. No clear entities or dates can be confirmed from the legible text.
Cattle droving and stock movements in Mareeba district last week
A Mareeba district report details stock movements to Mt Surprise and Chillagoe by rail and road. It records 36 bullocks and twenty fat cattle route stock via the Great Northern and Mareeba lines, with owners, railways, and drovers named. The piece notes abundant rainfall and strong cattle prices, plus a long droving journey from Mareeba to Mungana and return via Wrotham Park and Walsh stations.
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Mareeba
Alay
Mt Surprise
Hy Adams
Cairns
He Brown
Airs
Tijaibaiah
Chillagoe
Mawbling
Dorset
Gingerella
Lance
Wielaet
Nyehur
Mungana
tCair
Mehering Company
Thargr
Trad
Wrothant Park
Singin
Nis
Wretham Vark
Verosa Park Company
Wretham Park
Murkana
Rome
Stuachlevey Staulfield
J. Gorton
Butcher's Creek
T. Ryley
T Rail
Malanda
Mr. Molloy
Mesamane
Roberts
Malinda
Strathfield
Alma’ den
Innisfa
Kotataly
Rockhampton
Mr . Carlson
W. Woods
Morrison
Clem Wooley
Fred Day
Marcela
Carlson
Burnsy
Tan Plaine
Tretahath Bros
Tris
Marchell
Brookiyn
C.K
Ameleers
Walsh
Snather
Wighbury
Highbury
Mitchell
1. S
Roatah
Mungaiaa
Wrothiam Park
Wilsh
Teleeranh
New Marine Products Company Eyes Reef Sponges
A new company aims to recover marine products notably sponges from the Kirra Banner reef between Cairns and Thursday Island. Directors include CJ Gray and White with two divers noting vast commercial potential. Florida and Mediterranean beds drive global demand and skin diving may enable profitable collection on the Barrier Reef.
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Marine Produets
Nbect
Commans
Principath
Kirea Banner
Cairne
Thursday Island
CJ Gray
White
Oxilvie's Iron Building Works
Australia
Florida
American Biological Review
Seignit ‘Ne
Yonge
Great Barrier Reef
Barrier Reef
Federal Labor pushes union preference and public service limits
The Federal Labor Government backs a reform that ties service awards to union membership, limiting applications to org members and giving preference to non-unionists. The piece argues wages rise with union power, defends Parliament as final salary arbitrator, and critiques borrowing programs and unemployment remedies in a period of high prices.
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Unl
Queensland Tahir
Labor
Public Service
Swagen
Sealiy
Pniony
Tre
Trades Unions
Ranie
Trade Unions
Canberra
Resultig
Trades Lnion
Forgan ‘Smith
Lis
Sores
Communist Party
Adi Forgan
Ford
Wis West
Australia
Amstrasia
Wnion Riles
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