No License push delays Labor at Melbourne Corner
A garbled notice indicates the Melbourne Trades Hall and Australian Labor Party faced delays on the No License proposal from the Anti Liquor League of Vora. Details are unclear but relate to public licensing and a square meeting point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyomaneerat Tamgnaye
Melbourne Trades Hall
Cowell
We Clool
Australan Labor Party
Heve
Sheenaries
AnteLiquor League of Vora
Liquor Trades Union
Carrie
Fragmentary Account of Storm Damage and Crashes
Readable fragments describe a storm causing widespread damage. Turbulent winds shattered shopfronts and windows while a cricket match audience observed a wreck. A person aided others, a garden path suffered, and trees were blown down with debris scattered across private and public areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaques
Settlement event marks fruitful gathering of settlers association
A gathering on December 27 marked the completion of a settlement event by the Settlers Association. President G Coiahown and secretary oversaw speeches and a luncheon, praising the progress in agriculture and dairying. Mr Gatlies and Mr Maunder met attendees at Millan Milas, with wives and families present. The day ended with a vote of thanks and a return trek home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heaca
Figorous
Capable
Sterling
Divcrimina Vrendens
India
Gcoiahown
Ani Zs
Gilies
Maunder
Galen
Horn
Weather and local events blur as season shifts
The district shows a wet season forecast with rain likely next week while public meetings and school activities spark community chatter. Railway staff plan holidays, and local writers view seasonal changes as affecting winter work, rights laws, and overall morale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bern
Zia
Luis
Goly
Telus
Tie McSharry Timber Limeed Erection Report
Fragmentary OCR shows unclear phrases about timber, erections, and a yard with Vermy fee. Readable items mention Kohan yard and Anderore. No clear event, date, or names to confirm a coherent news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heralé
Kohan
Prohibition Debate Splits Queensland Clergy and Public
A long disputed pastoral letter and reply by J. Moneghan and Spence Kéet discuss Archbishop Oshig’s stance on prohibition. The exchange weighs the impact of alcohol on society, argues for and against banning drink, and cites American experience to gauge Queensland’s path toward or away from prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moneghan
Spence Kéet
Carus
Oshig
Queensland
Entleman
Oremont
Tradt
Varus
Percy
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Labor Women’s
Prohibition Party
Women’s
Peaneine Fonteake
Awstahian Tabor Party
AE Management
Stepmeme
Kowal Buiblines
Riven Steet
Brisbane
Mitchell-Lett’s
Abbott Street
Weu
A. Hoossain
Einasleigh and
Kidston
Poolbies
MEDI
Get Or Queensland Insurance Company Ltd
Aptralun
Naumann
Dence
Bercy
Neral
Smeridan ST
Rendsnce St
A E Markham, Jr
Hae
Pietching Busine
Dewiene mi
Simon
Intent’ Bloch
Persia
Paws
Tre
J. Swain
Abbott St
P. E. Wilkinson
Witter
Spo
Cailns
EDW
Bosaneq
Etetel Eager & Comer
Abel
Nancartil
Piegealile Atte
CAS
Olen Ae . Er
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