Weekend fetes draw crowds at churches and fairs
Readable sections describe church fetes drawing visitors each Saturday with flower displays, shrubs, and rare blooms. Notes on wild rover show at Albert Hall, will towers joke, and descriptions of gardens, costumes, and perfumed flora. Mentions Mr William Menghan, Miss Maud Dell, and a musical concert in Exhibition Hall. Also covers sailing season opening and smocked fashion revival with Sydney style tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Hall
Leruals
Saremyr Lewlaw
William Menghan
Giladys Ver
Mora
Henghan
Maud Dell
Henyghan
Eleven courts ready for use at club opening
Howse, with Mr G A Addison and Miss May Philp, oversaw the club launch and eleven courts open. Ladies win equal access to play, while spectators enjoy exhibitions by top players. Visitors in Sea front area report busy days from dawn to dusk with cars and picnics along the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howse
G. A. Addison
May Philp
Che
M.S. Herring
John
Redclife
Scarborough
Dust nuisance in Innisfail prompts council action plea
Sir I ask if the Jorm stone Shire Council plans to abate the dust problem in Innisfail Daily shop goods suffer from swirling dust The writer urges the council chairman to hire new carts and obtain quotations for cement for better roads and streets Civic reforms are called for to reduce the dust and improve the town Write to the editor from Towisiall dated October 1 signed Kite AGAPAN THUS
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jormstone
Innisfail
Kite
Canegrowers denounce rival appeal over Defence Fund levy
AWH Doherty secretary of the Queensland Cane Growers Council condemns a rival organisation in the Bundaberg area urging growers to sign a request for a levy pool. He urges growers to vote against the rival and defends the Defence Fund as the source for any shortage after farmers’ earnings are considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defence Fund
Uundaberg
Queensland
Butttioe
Wr Lusiivaa
Slik‘ag
Audh i
Awh
Doherty
Queensland Cane Growers’ Council
Newcastle Seamen Reject Johannsen Note as Leader
At Newcastle a Seamen's Union meeting ignored a letter from Mr Jacob Johannsen and did not recognise him as general secretary. The Sydney report notes the stance as part of ongoing tensions within the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Seamen's Union
Newcastle
Jacob Johannsen
Johannsen
Rexona Soap Promised for Health and Beauty
An old advertisement touts Rexona soap as essential for daily baths and personal cleanliness. It claims it won’t irritate the skin and guarantees good results with fragrant formula and large tablets available everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexona
Vitore
Brisbane Broadcast Morning Session Highlights
A fragmented summary of a Brisbane Morning Session radio schedule with varied segments. It lists news, social updates, music, weather, market reports, organ recitals, train times, and announcements including religious and governmental content. Loose OCR text references the Prime Minister speech and exhibit hall broadcasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thin Merring
Brisbane
Lowe Down
Tdi
Muse
Lectrette
Purdy
Paris
Laurelitiowr Mitotic
LSB
Fran
Bria Kane
Observators
Vite
F. Hmphreys
St. John's Cathedral
George Santson
Mir
Saaivecht
Chase Dow
Fady
Senden Lanner Muni
Winkt
Ithus
Viwigk
Lgamesu
Department of Agriculture
Wenee
Obituary Notices for Donald Stewart and Mary Smith
The funeral of Donald Stewart was held Friday afternoon at Grayustle Cemetery with Rev. D. Gillman officiating. Floral tributes came from family, friends, and local employers, with services also for Mrs. Mary Smith at St Monica's Church and Martyn Street cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Stewart
Thee
D. Gillman
Marty Y-Street
Ceutelery
Colonial Sugar Reyy
Gauraveli Varnter
Mary Smith
J.T. Guilfoyt Levita
J. E. Baker
Gordonvale
Connar
Jacobs
Wid
J. Motley
Jack
Bertha
Fred
May Aul Eskensen
Millar
M. Ryan
E.G. Fox
Gid
W. Houston
Late Mr M G Carey Rites Held At Leowen Street
The funeral of Martin finerge Carey was held on a Wednesday afternoon from his residence 1 Lowen Street. Father Cahill presided at the graveside with a large gathering of friends present. Floral tributes came from numerous relatives and neighbors across many households in Leowen Street and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Finerge Carey
Loewen-street
Cahill
A. Collins
W. Deal
B.D. Lordan
Natee Brown
Ned Jones
B. Simpeen Ant
B. Mcnipan
G. E. Stevens
Hice
W L. Parsons
Mrs. Lesion
Also Mentioned on This Page
Amus
Alfred O'Bhea
Alfred O'Shea
Australia
John Mi
Ruby Weldon
Kathleen Fitzgerald
Paramount
Fred Thompson
Wald
Fiano
Grice
Queen Morest
Airns
FMB Lusiaros
Queensland Dental Board
Cairns
Mallan
al ‘ Street
Rockrampton
Townsville
Mackay
Richard
Rially
Anal Chen
Mary
Jimny Candden
Elsle Prince
the Empire
Miss Prints
June Laily
Jim Goddep
Ten Ik
Coe
Elsie Prince
Benson
John Goodwin
Mes. J. Cogmil
Mies Choi Coghill
Iwiliday
Lensans
G. Armitage
Carlin Hotel
Verobica
Catris Most
Canegrowers
MR. Johannsen
Berl
aMuUa
Tropical Theatre
Ian
Whittick
Amue
The
Cairns Tropical Theatre
Scotland
Lillian
Gisha
Hobart
8. Smith
M. G. Carey
Liledan Uish
Timis
Scottoly Vallid
Avie Lerte
Lence
Scopes Clave
Maxwelton
Breadalbane
Campbell
Benny Annie
Miesmcal
James Lyons Ltd
Telephone
Cairne
Gelling Bros. Ltd
Iron and Brass Founders
Automobile
P.O. Box
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!