Debate on Government Policy and Farm Interests in Queensland
In a long critique of the Camtus Government Farmers on the Darling Downs and West face policy clashes and price stabilization woes. Dairymen and fruit growers clash over regimes while Premier Theodore’s plan prompts strong opposition from town interests and unionists. A Newmarket Sale is advertised for May 11 with horses and livestock, and local social events including a presentation at the Yubbarra club celebrate community figures and a Bank of NSW branch manager change.
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Brisbane
Hatanda
Camtus
Wes
Theodore
O.B.U
Darling Downs
Ryan
Howe
Art Khem
Preneler
Howtver
Lowood
Laidier
Yungebarra
Vuneabarra
Gayford
Loc
Bank of N.S. Vale
Aramac
Ed Therm
Wiliamy
Lawson
Mersin
Mr. Duffy
Fragmentary Apriov Market Report From Rema Street
A scattered OCR note reports heavy redware on Sterday at Rema Street along with quotes about a market decline for certain grains and stocks. Mentions maize value movement and supplies like potatoes and wheat, with garbled names and figures.
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Wrabane
Apriov
Rema Street
Sterday
Col ‘Yan Tuliy
Breuuit
Tee Wees
Renta Do
Arrivals list with numerous names and ships at anchorage
A fragmented arrivals report lists many individuals and families with surnames such as Crawford, Gorewan, Gibson, Robertson, Tong, Tunney, Bennett, Abdullah, Gorman, Clarke, Lechian, Pomley, Miles, Marinra, Bond, Chama, Jonlo, Aldred, Spinmer, Sewhiris, Leach, Frank, St John Gleeson, Bridgewen, Allison, Pollard, Bullohm, Knox, Lent, Lee, Stroches, Prince, Manna, Adrian, Taylor, Anges, Anderson, Whittaker, and others. It notes an anchorage position at 1180 and mentions agents Evan Cement and Samet Allen in Cairua. The text is a highly garbled OCR copy of an arrivals listing with many unreadable fragments.
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Crawford
Ted
Martaria
Gorewan
Gibson
Fitzpatrick
Mason
Colbert
Crown
Robertson
Creslie
Tong
Plant Boel 'End
Lenne Tunney
Dadevo
Duore
Cvintara
Bennett
Fou
Abdullah
Gorman
J Bratst
Clarke
Trause
Coleman
Flawilc
de Steward
Day
Lechian
Frank
Srewford
Pomley
Miles
Fate
Marinra
Dait
Bond
Chama
Jonlo
Aldred
Omim
Spinmer
Sewhiris
Lee
Fearnley
Tanwood
Bourne
Callenpenistear
Gohaon
Donavan
St John- Gleeson
Bridgewen
Mackay
Sisco
McChorange
Nanak
Backlaw
Dagens
Arly
I. John
Aia
Trade Inpreters the Sesh Sectors of the Lend
A brief quotation for the day appears in The Post on Monday May 1 1922 urging readers to consider the role of interpreters within lending sectors and their impact on financial dealings.
Political influence of city electors vs distant provinces
The passage argues that urban voters in Australia wield greater immediate influence on policy than rural electors due to population density and direct contact with politicians. It warns that metropolitan constituencies prevail in shaping government promises, while the governance seeks to exploit popular desires. It references Mr. Theodore and ministers and their reach over vast distances.
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Auciens
Australia
Caer
Barwe
Commonwealth
Theodore
Aerne
Ter
Innisfail Train Fatality Report Emerges
A garbled dispatch from a local correspondent outlines a fatal trampling near a sawmill and a sequence of confusing travel notes. The message mentions Innisfail, South John, a mill, and various names with unclear punctuation. Further clarity is required to identify individuals, places, and exact events.
Death notice and local community notices from Hervey region
The item reports the death of Mrs Lilian H Vallimott of Hamledon after a nursing home stay, noting her long ties to Macknade and Hervey family lineage. Funeral details include a ceremony at the Methodist Church Sachs Street and interment at Martyn Street Cemetery with attendees from Hambledon Mill and CSR Cosby.
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Valin
Lilian H. Vallmott
Ham- Uledon
Serioua
Townsville
Mgr. Valinoti
Hambledon Mill
CSR
Cosby
Fred
Fiat
Sachs Street
Marty
Maginnis Elected President at Meeting Amid Weather Troubles
From Our Own Correspondent Innistail April reports a meeting at the Rechabites Hall hindered by weather. Mr. R N Holloway said the gathering followed the resignation of S. K. Page as President or Trustees. W W Williams was elected chair. Maginnis won the presidency amid nominations from W Stewart, W Semke, and P Maginnis. The secretary outlined positions and duties, and a committee was formed to prepare for May 5 dances. Discussion touched on the secretary’s salary and tenure, with a hint of possible resignation after six months.
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Wesender
Secresary
RN. Holloway
Ort Trustes
Peter Sen
How Kee
W. W. Williams
Minkin
Page
Messrs
W. Stewart
W. Semke
P. Maginnis
Mawinnis
Mr. Ovensien
Lee
Ovendon
Stack Ward
Brett
Mirhin
Mr. Oven
Rte Ace
Webbs
Sid
Oretary
Aimiter
Aix Menihy
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Amy King Plate
DS Limited
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Cairua
the Post
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John Sazager
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France
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Tone River
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