Retrospective portrait of Ned Williams in Atherton
Atherton mourns Ned Williams on September 30 as business and civic life close in tribute to a man who built the Tableland. The piece recalls his youth at Carrington, early work under H. S. Williams Estate, and leadership with the Council and main roads projects.
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Atherton
Yungaburra
Zilla McHugh
Ned
Taylor
North
Queensland
Ned Williams
Uxal
Carrington
H. S. Williams
Fred
Kant
Goethe
H. S. Williams Estate
Heale's
Kureen
Williams
Charley Arthur
Lawrence
Kaniser
Malanda
Eacham Councl
Yungabst
Duncan Brown
Brown
Wim. Gillies
Mir E H. Heale
Fleetwon Kureen
Cairns Main Road
Wm. Gillies
Ned Williams and the Williams Estate Pioneering Tableland Growth
Ned Williams chaired beautification and preservation efforts while shaping the White Car line as a director. He and his family drove Northerly Shows with fine horses, aided development from bushland to prosperity, and helped establish Yungaburra’s Lake Eacham Hotel and the region’s early services and banking.
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Norman Graham
Rattle
Wiliams
Fred
Ned
Williams
Ned Williams
Wilams
Lake Eacham
Hardihood
Escham
Notable Tableland pioneer Ned Williams remembered
Tribute recalls Ned Williams as a driving force in Viongaburra Peeramon Malarda and Tarzah business development. He chaired the Finance Committee for years and led the Toll Board. A tree advocate, he championed bush land preservation and lake-reserve care after returning from America in 1928.
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Miss Mc High
Ned Willams
Viongaburra
Peeramon
Malarda
Tarzah
Jakes
America
Edmonton Notes St Francis Bazaar Raises 110 Pounds
A Saturday bazaar at Brophy’s grounds by St Francis Church of England Ladies raised 110 pounds for interior beautification. Stall takings totaled 1101s. 3d with prizes awarded for crafts, food, and donations from local sponsors. Several named donors and helpers acknowledged.
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St, Francis Church OF England Bazaar
Brophy
Mesdames Armstrong
Eddlest
G. Pitt
E. Seanmon
and J. Redcliffe
Escuder
P. Simmonds
H. Stephenson
Cair
Mesdames Plate
Cossette and Buckley
G. Johnstohat
S.J. Jones
Cutler
Care
Cairns
C. Fuller
Primus Stove
Alfred Taylor Ltd
M Corcoran
T. McDonald
Norma Pyne
Morrows Ltd
Miss K Escude
J. Greer
Miss {. Hill
Cliffe
Sollier
Valmaynte
Princess Royal Bulletin Indicates Improvement
London report from Mar Lodge notes the Princess Royal had several hours of natural sleep and states there is some further improvement this afternoon.
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London
Rss
Mar Lodge
Therincess Royal
Woollen Industry Rejects Wage Reduction Proposal
London briefing reports woollen trade committees rejected employers' 83 per cent wage cut proposal at Bradfod meeting. Representatives retain authority to continue negotiations with final outcome to be decided.
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London
Denbee
Bradfod
Tully Boy Scouts Hold Notable Ceremony in Hall
A Tully ceremony at Cochfellows Hall recognized Scout Master Riddell and troop members for their achievements. The event featured oaths, Loyal and Scout Movement toasts, a dressy repast, and praise from dignitaries including Mr Johnston and Mr Lawrence.
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Cochfellows
Tharkuo
Riddell
Lis Jnalges
Ke Dafforn
A. Coyle
Co Lage
Rodger
Melee
Woofemuer
Ay Swaldles
Wodlding
Motiek
EL Dillon
J. Hudson
Bireys
No McKinnon
Joiset
Wildeston
Holich, Jones
Wa Wildspet
Szinger
Loober
Woo
Tully
Laurence
Johnston
Cou
Appiause
F Dalforn
Lee
Rittell
Wales
Seoit
Coul Luotemiert
Mr Johnston
Lawrence
Mister Riddell
Mr. Johnston
Me. Taurence
Morse Lustradtor
Roy Henry
Lite Sachs
Henry
Irwin
Chinee Sourl
Tt Johnson
Reigee
Ordo Toe Sorad
Sent CO
McClaris
Country Week Arrangements Discussed in Brisbane Meeting
At a October 4 Brisbane Hireeting of the country advocery commutes of GA ue Wight further consideraton was ein to the offer of £109 for the executive for Country Week. After a Tenatchy discussion it was decided that the first call of the seat should in the retirn fares for each player.
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Brisbane
Wight
Cyclonic Wins Teckey Club Stakes in London
In London on October 3 the Teckey Club Stakes was won by Cyclonic at 100 to 30. Rose Worth finished second and Ply Jameath Hoe placed third with five others in the field.
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London
Agas
Cyclonic
Rose
Jameath
TURNED HERETIC Soviet Agent a Paris Fiasco
Paris dispatch reports Soviet Embassy upheaval as Hesedovsky faces expulsion after a controversial interview with Romenmann. Hesedovsky attempted to leave the embassy but was restrained. police later secured release of his wife and child. Hesedovsky plans not to return to Moscow, staying at a Paris hotel.
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Paris
le Matin
Dovalevsky
London
Hesedovsky
Huueell
Moscow
Romenmann
Gesedovsky
Himbassy
Han
Hesedowsky
Dovgalevsky
Be[sedovsky
Besedovsky
Soviet Embassy story confirms Besedovsky rift
London dispatch cites Pars announcing Averis appointed in contrast due to Besedovsky absence. Dovpalevsky's secretary explains Besedovsky was not persona non grata with Dovpalevsky and disliked by embassy staff.
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London
Pars
Besedovsky
Averis
Dovpalevsky
McCoy's Tablets Promised to Make Thin People Gain Weight
An advertisement touts McCoy's Cod Liver Compound Tablets as a simple, sugar coated remedy to help skinny, run-down, and nervous people gain weight. It promises a 5 to 10 pound increase in 30 days with an ironclad guarantee and refund if goals aren’t met, urging chemists to stock the product for those seeking health and growth.
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McCoy
Nadtya
Reig
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