Obituary of John Midhards Atherton Pioneer Farmer
John Midhards, aged 60, died at Atherton District Memorial Hospital after a long illness. A Queensland Australia settler who arrived from North Wales, he helped develop the Innisfal district as an early sugar farmer. He farmed, moved briefly to Queensland, then returned to cane country, later buying a maize farm near Dor Mee. He leaves three children and relatives in Wales. funeral services were held at the local church with many tributes.
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Atherton
Ambber
John Ainada
An@erton
North Wales
Cam Queensland
Liverpool Cres
Innisfar
Ater
Mitharn
Queensland
Atsarton
la Atte Farm
Syilchelt
Wrexham
Tarily Ray
Stan Michell
Miien
Annie
Mitchel
Ana Ap
Ferrer
Rey
Jack R I Toren
Colin Thome
Wen Tees
Wen Rudolph Rtewen
Errol Macree
Ravertnn
Mossman Post Office Notes On Road Plans And Milk Scheme
Mossman notes indicate L. Michell left the Mossman Post Office temporary duties and J. B. Keane arrived to relieve. The Main Roads Commission aims to ease a bridge over Marr's Creek this financial year. Roadworks are planned but delayed by other projects. funds will support trafficable order. Housing land plans were revised to rename lands for homes. Milk distribution funding remains under review at Premiers conference with Commonwealth cost-sharing for milk handling by schools and nurseries.
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Pards
Marr's Creek
Mossman Gorge
Douglas Shire
ALP
Mir F. O'Rourke
Colling
Mossman
Collie
Ih Commonwealth
Shoei Hs
Queensland
iMr Omanton
Batt
Radio Schedule Fragment from a 1988 Listings Page
A readout of a national radio Monday and Tuesday schedule with times, show titles, segments, and host hints. Notable items include Breakfast Section, Daily Devotion, Overnights, sport updates, and various talk and music slots.
Rochester man’s arrest and trial report at Michigan factory
A scrambled Rochester article details a man connected to a Michigan factory case, mentioning a one week stay, a first vacu, and a suspect Brey with unclear actions. Names and specifics are garbled, but the piece centers on a person linked to a factory incident and legal proceedings.
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Rochester
Tee Yoon
APS
Tani
Willer
Ae Ibe
Brey
Decutt
Michigan
Remy
Bride in Radiant Gown at Brisbane Nuptials
The bride entered with her escort in a radiant gown of lace and tulle featuring a high neckline and three strand pearl choker, wearing borrowed items and gifts. The groom stood with John Crowss of Brisbane as guests moved to a reception at the RBBAILA Club rooms.
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Bec
Mike
Procmaster
Marjorie
George Ee
John Crowss
Brisbane
Wedding of Th drols brothers in Questa described
An ornate wedding scene unfolds with a bride in crepe frock and a floral corsage, aided by her mother and attendants. Guests applaud as the couple receive signs, rings, and wedding gifts, with music and a decorated cake. The ceremony moves toward a departure for Brisbanes and Stoney, noting plans for the reception and future plans.
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Aer Potta
Rn Ger
Mtr
Matty Lune
Stoney
Brisbane
Adelaide Steamship Company history and fleet summary
The Adelaide Steamship Co. Ltd traces its origins to 1870s and expanded from 18 vessels of modest tonnage to a modern fleet. It operated along the Australian coast including Western Australia and Queensland routes, with a 1010 tonnage fleet and vessels serving in World War I. The present board includes Sir Jamies Gossi and Sir Howard W. Lioyé, with Mr. Packard as funeral manager.
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Adee Dt "Steamship Uy Ltd
Australia
Dalween Auviadw
Melbourne
Bouin
Bleasca
N. Baer Smith
A. Tennant
Trae
Queensland
Western Australia
Adelaide Steamship Co. Ltd
Fretmantle
Cairne
Vemeia
Maneoc
Tom Denyane
Whyalla
Brisbane
Jamies Gossi
Howard W. Lioyé
Walter G Duncen
MLG
KG. Hawker
Koine N Orandees
Origial
G. Packard
Tu Che Social Spotlight at St Joseph’s Hall
The St Joseph’s branch of the CDA held a bridge afternoon last Thursday in St Joseph’s Hall, Draper. Local attendees included Mr Edwardes and others as the group discussed annual conferences and provincial notices.
Passengers Depart and Arrive by ANA and TAA Flights
Passengers boarded ANA planes on Saturday for the north and south, with names including Mr and Mrs Burns, Mr and Mrs Peterson, and Dr A Russell, among others. Afternoon and Sunday services list arrivals and departures to Brisbane Townsville Cooktown Rockhampton Towneville and Mackay, with multiple households and individuals named.
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ANA
North
Island
G. Burns
Mise Burns
W. Hallam
McGuie
ASA
Peterson
Wiber
HM. Young
Menara
Nothait
R. Lowe
R Brand
FR. Lae
Coea
J .Stein
Cooktown
Mra
N. Morgan
Ro Gordon
Zong
L Bell J. Crockford
A. Russell
AXA
South
Sydney
Melvin
K. Swan
Brie Rane
Renouf
Fears
FL Chadwick
Lyne G
Towhsy i
W. Paul
R Andersen
G. Me Led
Gilmore
HW. Irving
Kiffgran
Rankine Wilson
Mra Patterson
Mize D. Campbell
W. Finlay
Todney
B. Ryan
Brisbane Aire
Markhar
M_ Markham
Mesdames
H. B Tarrant
W. J. Sloan
Johnson’ Batley
Drs. A. Smoul
AR. Murray
R. Row
Towne Vile
Menora VA
Toma
le Baker
Marshall A.boyle
Brisbane
Mix
Davis and Infant
Borhampton
Mra MacDonald
Macksy
E and
M. Purvis
Bowen
RL Heron
Townsville
P. Wilson
Wallare
Rotarsonrom
Ba Bane
Belcraft
Tailtrom
Towle Meare
Provers
Semin
Thumpiat Passetieees
Benue Ta Slaney
Ad iPfant
Mexbourne Aerivaiety
Chillagoe notes on hot weather and racing delays
The Chillagoe notes describe extreme heat near 100 degrees, light showers offering brief relief, and ongoing concerns over transport for the annual Chillagoe race. The Chillagoe Rare Club faced hiring issues for special motor transport, delaying arrangements and disappointing members. The festival featured record entries and strong patron turnout, with plans to transport spectators by alternative means. Walter Lawrence of Tre cet Sueno will send costs to Cairns and other markets as nations report favorable conditions.
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Chillagoe Rare Club
Hhem
Crillagor
BO Matory
Piatie
Coulst
Chillagoe
Wen
Simatt
Walter Lawrence
Tre Cet Sueno Oat
Cairns
Is the World So Small The tale of a distant voyage
A fragmented report recalls a distant voyage with references to ships, miles of sea, and a vanished task force. It mentions Puerto Rico and Hispano influence, noting the limited reach of communications and the eerie disappearance of a party. The piece hints at a historical mystery surrounding vanished travelers and wartime routes.
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Florida
Tevel
Pia
Puerto Cabello
Iaeran
Tha Doen
Rico
Tla
Fitis
Thaigon
Iemary
Eat
Mystery of Bermuda vanishings and 1940s air tragedies
An old newspaper fragment recalls Bermuda disappearances including the Ariel airliner vanishing over the Atlantic after departing Bermuda. It mentions Star Tiger in January with 99 aboard and another Fort Lauderdale training flight failure in darkness. Rescue efforts failed. several crews lost, echoing ancient fears of ships and machines vanishing without a trace.
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Navy
Fort Lauderdale
Aif
Ansious
Waa
Florida
Tata
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Aga
Freaney
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Mars
L. Michell
National Radio
Edo
Prain Overture
Boren
Mumo
MCC
Popehammen
Tvesday
Roomas Tan
Feralas Ralf
OM Rederersten
Ariel
Folk Snitversary
Carnival Transport
Apm
Robert Taylor
Elizabeth Ne En da
Tas
Regent Theatre
Edmonton
Har A Thousand
Sell
Edward Fs. Robinson
Jon Hall
Marin Mont
Northern Builders’ Supplies Pty. Ltd
HFS
Balinda and I Nispati
Usherette
Rex
Yvoane Locklier
Gardenia Road
Gardenvale
Victoria
Collins Street
Bex
Joe
Moygathel
Galery