Encouraging Signs Amid Industrial Shifts Across Australia
The article notes progress and ongoing challenges in industrial relations and productivity. It highlights government roles in improvement, incentive payments benefiting workers, and the need for reorganizing and funding modern machinery. Emphasis lies on efficiency, capital investment, and competitive pressure in overseas markets.
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Australia
Coe Wwrallow
Jark
Whatlanon
le Condiitons
Ctinn Power
Austra
Tostry
North America
Werther Racinguie
Werater
Tate
Local sports and business notes from a 1920s issue
The column lists assorted results and listings including bets and prices, with partial figures for parsings such as Amp. Petts 2/6 32/0 and Am Oi 16/2 16/3, along with other entries like Preney Palds 26 and Uranium Mines 11/% and Uranium Dev. 6/8, reflecting a compact miscellany of local items.
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Roma
Peon
Oration by Easter Likely
A local newspaper hints at an Easter address oration likely to be delivered around the holiday. The event is anticipated to feature a formal speech by a community leader, with details pending official confirmation.
Rainfall Registrations and Local Court Sentencing
A court in Cairns sentenced a man to two years for assault connected to a rainfall registration incident. The report mentions injuries to several people, including a youth, and details about the suspect and witnesses. It also notes weather conditions and ongoing regional operations.
Weather and court notes in fragmentary report
Fragmentary text describes weather details including wind, rain areas and temperatures, plus a court note about the defendant facing consequences. Names and places appear garbled. some references to North Coast Tableland and Peninsula are present without clear context. The piece blends meteorological data with a legal matter and unnamed individuals.
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Diewiet
Tableland
Lewing
Couketven
S. 44
Sorard
Concentration on Home Market in Beef Trade Debate
In BunnaBerg Mar 30 the Geerwads Wey urged export beef shift toward ethical production and distribution for Australian markets. The Gin Gin Central Goodster Grassers report notes inspectors should aid consumers, with housewives paying fair prices as cuts like flank and rump are described amid concerns over cheaper meat selling at higher prices.
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Bunnaberg
Mar
Geerwads Wey
Joodster Grassers
Gre Suule
Australia
Br Emnot
al Indus
Ailverside
Silverside
Detective Senior Serjeant Confronts Court House Diversion
A police case unfolds with Detective Senior Serjeant and Constable Jackman leading proceedings over a diversion at the rear gate of the Court House. The hearing notes a claim of “only fooling” amid charges, with discussion of arrests, penalties, and the accused Maner and his wife. The scene covers a public notice of a May 1 court appearance and references a self contained unit for bush and line spraying.
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Fae
Wide Bay-Buroeti-Cap- i Epuy
Calis Ricotta
Townalle
Footpsth Oumide A
Tully Palle Power
Abbott
Frice
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Mather
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Maher
Mei
Ghettaland
Recta
Mate
Presiour
Leer Fulton
Smart Dickindg
Conneiliges
New Australians Sworn In At Cairns Ceremony
A Cairns city ceremony witnessed the swearing in of new Australians including many from the Far North. Mayor Moloney praised old Australians and welcomed the diverse group, noting the ongoing influx and the role of the Salvation Army in the civic event.
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Australis
Australi
Moloney
Sind
Salvation Army
Transformation of News Ceremonies In Court Rooms
A court room report notes changes as news ceremonies replace court proceedings. The minister discusses the shift influencing governance and the oath of allegiance for mayors and officials. Queensland and five and a half mayors may preside under new rules.
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Hed Beer
Enwina
Cmve
Siaiza
Jere
Sulani
Queensland
Cairns Market Quotations Report
Market quotations from Cairns show mixed signals as commodities and shares move within narrow ranges. Analysts note modest demand for agricultural goods while industrial metals hold steady with cautious investor sentiment amid regional trade updates.
Court hears Adamanston plea change in Cairns case
In Cairns the court heard Adamson wish to plead guilty to a charge after evidence from Detective Purlong and witnesses. The Senior Constable described the scene at the CEPR and court house, with timelines around December 1 to 10, and remarks by Purlong about the defendant’s intentions.
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Lee
Damson
Sud
Cairns
Purlone
Witner
Megistrole
Bond
Damron
Lourt Howe
Ube
Adamson
Jha
Willi Harold Farlons
Lective
Aid
Adamean
Laimas Cib
Furtong Déniud
Bee
Holding
Furlong
Cml
Epa
Mr. Lee
Rae
Raetz
Adaisin
Adam- Jacm
Lucinda Hotel Case Heard At Camems Circuit Court
Proceedings unfolded in the Camems circuit court as Banks testified about the Lucinda Hotel incident. Details referenced a contentious night involving violent behavior and alleged threats, with mentions of prior convictions and the involvement of the Pots authorities. The defendant faced questions on possession and consumption of alcohol and potential coercive acts.
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Camems Circuit Court
Zcinda
Lucinda Ya
Shipping Movements Sunth Veena Ports
Shipping updates detail movements through Sunth Veena and surrounding ports. Routes to Calmsay Sistu and Se Tilt discuss departures to Heistane Sidney and Melbourne via Chime with general eagre. Timelines include planned sailings, arrivals, and container tonnage.
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von Wamumda
Lair
Heistane
Sidney
Melbourne
Kvermeik
Keneral Eagre
Brisbane
Generes
Merl
Calevin
Svaney
Rey
Meltoirne Willuidar
Eenera Cates
Cairns
Portland
Board to Prevent Sale of Objectionable Literature
Brisbane March 30 The passage of a bill introducing a board to prevent the sale of objectionable literature was outlined by Attorney General Power who said the body would ban such materials. The measure allows appeals to the court, with opposition critics arguing over its scope and the term obscene. The bill faced strong gaps and the house adjourned without final passage.
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W. Power
Power
Gubrariee
Lesaer
Nickhia
Pete Fiples
Nicks Soja
Powey
Povstolie
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