In memory of our father on Saint Patrick’s Day
Fragmented notice memorializes a father with phrases like memory of our father and St John’s Church. It mentions dates in March 1922 and a service by Rev George Puulder, plus a timetable note about travel to Babinda and Cairns. The text is garbled and includes multiple unrelated fragments.
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Kane Tin
St. John's Ceiene
Geor ‘Puulder
Ale ‘Toh
J Leobel Fiala
Fiala
Hille NO
Pam
Pamenter Tein
Babinda
St Patrick's Day
Cairn al Yn
Mibernias
Serdorwest Lowlay
St the Walah Association
Tha
Perenias
Patrici
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Pritay
Premier's Laidley speech split by farmer policy clash
The article discusses Premier Theodore's remarks to farmers at Laidley and the Opposition's response. It notes attempts to frame unity within the Country and National Parties, critiques the policy stance on farmer welfare, prices, and production costs, and questions caucus leadership and rural impacts in the ongoing political debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore
Laidiey
Krom
Bedi
Eamore
Laidley
Theodore’ Leonteary
Tesdurs
Queensland
Tnd
Joe
Wnions
Cheng I
Lily
Tauews
Ida
Caucux
Twormilon Burnett
Cobotework
A.W.U
Fragmented 1920s notice with political and local ads
A garbled OCR fragment lists political remarks, rail project chatter, and local commerce items. It mentions farmers, a premier, caucus anxieties, railway employment angles, and mower sales cues mixed with auction adverts and concert notices. References include Mr M Svendsen Ltd and a Parish concert.
St Patrick Day Race Meeting and Local Social Events
A garbled report recalls a St Patrick's Day race meeting with a Neave Cairne event and a 2 18 start, plus a lively programme and notable nominations. It also describes a Citizens’ Euchre Dance, a piano and talking machine exhibition by Mr. A R Muir at Strand Hotel Cairns, and a Barrow Hall memorial gathering with cake, drinks, and refreshment service.
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St. Patrick
Irih
Siday
St Patrick's Day
Traine
Ivan
Yim
Baat Barrow
Barrow Hall
Tuenday
Atherton
Well
F. Bell
A. Charing
Johnston
Tadivs
Bameward
Auction and Dance Fundraiser at Oddfellows Hall
A children's dance followed by an adults' dance at Oddfellows Hall on Monday night to support the Starving Europe Relief Fund. Donations listed include 14 shillings 2 pence with details from various local committees and associations supporting the European famine appeal.
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Pawich
Parick
Inone
Cunaren
Oddielions
Europe
Minn Haigh
Macbon
Gir Fray State School
Sth
Immigration figures and misleading statements in Victoria
Melbourne report discusses Mr Theodore’s misleading statements on immigration figures. It notes erratic state comparisons and questions the claimed gains, with figures up to December 31 and real net changes in Victorian counts examined amid debate over data credibility.
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Melbourne
Victoria
Unions Demand Reinstatement At Hobart World Editor
Hobart March 14 A union led agitation erupted over the firing of Jane Hickey as editor at the World newspaper office. The director Lid and E Grey faced pressure as unions statewide called for Grey’s reinstatement, threatening a boycott from March 15 until their demand is met. Grey’s return is urged by labor groups and the paper’s supporters.
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Hobart
Ho Bart
Gunn
Direstor
Ie Lid
Ae Janes Hickeyse
He. Paper
E. Grey
Grey
Pon Unionia
All Uniona
The Melting Pot Comments on Australian Emigration
New York March 15 The Evening Sun discusses a plan to encourage Australian emigration and warns that London Melbourne policy shifts may create a white peoples melting pot. It argues that Australia and the Empire seek to attract Anglo Saxon settlers as a rival to the United States.
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New York
Evening Sun
Australia
London
Melbourne
United States
Anatralia
Empire
Seithin
Moderates to Head New Party as Theodore Leads
The article outlines Theodore leading a push for a new moderates party while not breaking with Labor, noting possible alignments with figures from three parties in Britain. It discusses reactions to Mr Theodore and potential shifts if the Labor machine distances itself, and signals significant political realignments ahead.
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Polit
Theodore
Brivane
Kidston
Enwland
Iis
Weneland
Britlatt Palitica
Owever
Remvaine
Brisbane
Rearly
Ponce
Polly Ian
Thone
Sau
Bolace Ali
Frit Anillonaiiat
Nationam
Labor
Releme
Seth Fadt
de Fame
Tx Ammons
Neral Bachings
Home Secretary
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Tramway Traal
Patrick's Day Advertisements and Closures
An OCR fragment advertises closures on Patrick's Day and promotes clothing and hardware items. It highlights special sales at Kelly's with red rompers, khaki trousers, khaki sidhe, work socks, and cotten WW socks. Also mentions a tin of seal tape and general shop notices.
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Kelly's
Acer
Eparicie
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