Tobacco Production Annual Association Meet
The chairman Mr B Michelmore presided over the annual meeting noting another year of robust but uneven activity and praising the appraisal floor's setup. Production fell compared with the prior year, with 1313,7371b valued at £74,922/10/5, while fortunes depend on water conservation, government support, and a continued marketing system for leaf. Directors urged continued negotiations for longer term marketing, discussed loan security and stock, and prepared to seek a manufacturing licence as security conditions shift.
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B. Michelmore
Lav Paunde
Matavin
Jeen
Bern
Australian Tobacco Board
Leaf
Sesson Tos
Fobecco
Pracfase
Walenow
Ti Teely
Customs Department
Wd Menderson
Electricity Schemes in Brisbane Funded by Debentures
Brisbane reports reveal regional electricity boards plan to raise 943 008 from private sources to support ongoing works in Meryboroug Rork Seee ee current peat. The Premier, the Chairman, and the Under Secretary of the Treasury back the debenture issue. The loans aim to sustain supplies and trading duties in the present year, with government oversight and ministerial assurances amid public concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Meryboroug
Rork- Seee Ee
Chalemen Oe
Ir Geveryn
Tie
Sol
Life as the Germans See It Today A Journalist Speaks His Mind
A fragmented text presents a German viewpoint on democracy and power. It notes the German dilemma about food, propaganda, and the stance of Great Powers. The piece questions how to become democrats and align with Allied policy while avoiding Bolshevik influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
United States
Eoe
German Workman Voices Postwar Hopes and Hardship
A German laborer describes bleak wartime hardships and postwar hopes for work, noting emigration of skilled workers for decent jobs abroad and the strain on families. He recalls moving factories, lost savings, and the challenge of living with limited wages while children face the costs of clothing and schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Clase
United State
South America
South
Dilesia
Uy Rumiane
Merlin
Berlin
Innisfail Mills Swnitepall Headlines Labor Strike Hints
Report from Innisfail Mills indicates a forthcoming industrial shutdown as workers anticipate production halts at Cooperine Gunnstone and Mourtiyte factories. Expected to begin within a fortnight to two and a half weeks, whistle blasts signal planned stoppage and wage disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swnitepall
Mourtiyte
Austrelian Cay
Dairy bodies plan fodder conservation meeting
Brisbanes October Minster Moye announced plans to encourage fodder conservation amid drought ravages. He offered to meet representatives of the butter authorities Dairymen's Organisation and Agriculture Council to discuss ways to boost production per cow and per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbans
Minster
Pilotless bombers could change future naval warfare
The United States Navy envisions pilotless bombers and submarines that can move submerged for extended periods and strike from unseen depths. Budget limits and high costs hinder development, though officials say unmanned aircraft and submarines could carry missiles and operate beyond the horizon if funded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sage
IMS
Miems
Tim
Navy
Navy Odhictals
Mirriwinnni Notes Mimbiwiit Event and Weather Glimpse
Fragmentary report notes a cane event and waning winds late last week. Readers are urged to check later editions for full details and weather updates in Mirriwinni.
Allied Council probes German war finance and hidden assets
Fragmentary report indicates Allied authorities are examining German war expenditures and hidden assets in alliance nations. Sources claim German funds are moving abroad, with estimates ranging up to 30 million pounds, while several hundred operatives allegedly coordinate under Allied oversight without official status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seceust
Allied Council
Ax Trumter
Ortsk
Siyeh
Rusia
Ala Feunes
Corman
Aia
Asmita
Commonwealth to hold conference on Aboriginal use in NT
The Minister for the Interior Mr Johnson stated the Commonwealth will soon hold a conference between its officers and federal agencies to discuss improving Aboriginal use in the Northern Territory. The aim is to advance efforts for better administration and cooperation with Aboriginal communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Commonwealth
Northern Territory
Interior
Tohnson
Commonwealth Alo
Australian Textile Plant Plan Aims to Expand Abroad
In the Lake Ayre district, interests push for a large textile plant in Australia as factories already operate in England, South Africa, and Canada.
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Lake Ayre District
Tout Awe Alia
England
South Africa
Canada
Fim Iends
Australis
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Ravenshoe
Nqoeing
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Abbottestreet
W. E Morgaln
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