Fragmented English text about Labour policies and living costs
The messy OCR text discusses Federal Labor government wage rates, cost of living concerns, and opposition by certain members. It references Australia New Zealand related politics, the Gibbs report, and reactions to wage and pension matters, with unclear attributions and multiple fragmented phrases.
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Labor Party
Cape
Wentend
Depery
Deeser Fecks Through Net With Doctor’s Odd Query
A garbled fragment shows a character addressing a doctor about reading a net and “sceath,” with mention of West and an inquiry about when to expect something. The line hints at confusion and a muddled medical or technical discussion.
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Sceath
Country wide relief schemes extend to unemployed men
Brisbane reports detail government efforts to send unemployed workers to country areas for reproductive and civil projects. Men are employed on roadwork at Mudgeeraba to open 7000 acres for dairying and bananas, with Upper Cabarumbin also showing progress. The Labor Ministry plans to expand the approach to other local authorities, aiming to convert camps into permanent rural settlements.
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Brisbane
H.” Sizer
Mudgeeraba
Upper Carrumbin
State Session Updates in Mangana Mines and Electoral Boundaries
In the Legislative Assembly Swayne raised whether Crown retention of Mangana mines could have saved the £40,000 paid and related costs. King reported last year's scholarships to secondary schools rose to £65,493. Brassington pressed for urgent action over St George bank failure, seeking protections for depositors and workers. Treasurer Barnes flagged payroll savings from reductions and rationing, noting wage changes and staff reassignments. Debates on electoral redistribution saw criticisms of politicized maps, calls for an impartial commission, and guidance on nomadic workers' franchise eligibility ahead of an anticipated May election.
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Srishane
Legislative Assembly
EB. Swayne
CPN
Mirai
Mangana
Supreme Court
Royal Commission
R. M. King
W. Winstanley
Lab
Queenton
St. George
S.J. Brassington
Halonne
Brisbane
Perfaiwmentuilding and Banking Co
Quevesland Deposit Bank
E Costelly
Carmark von
JF. Maxwell
Top. Wong
RM. King
W. A. Barnes
Ethce
J. Cash
Mundingburra
North Queensland
J. S. Kerr
Cp.n. Enoggera
AML
T. A. Foley
Leichhardt
Labor Party
N. F. Macgroarty
Foley
Supreme Comet
Hill
Queensland Gold Output Rises in August
Queensland reports an August increase in gold yield with eight croatia colled Auge showing 1674 ounces valued at £7116, while Kogore yielded 610 ounces valued at £2551. By end of August total output reached 6000 ounces valued at £487, with compare 4325 ounces valued at £18377 last year. The recent month’s yield partly comes from the Booktown district where 35….
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Brisbane
Queensland
Booktown
Presentation Dance Highlights 1931 Eacham Rugby League
A detailed recap of the 1931 annual presentation dance at Sharple's Hall for the Eacham Rugby League. Attendees from Atherton and Mareeba, with music by Satvorra Orchestra, speeches by Mr Hayes and Mr Burke, and presentations of senior and junior cups to Atherton and Younger players. The event closed with late-night dancing and acknowledgments of club officials.
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Sharple
Tableland
Mareeba
Orchetra
Aus Sihman
Imroac
Rooney
K. Sutherland
Beswaney
Nate
Miss Kull
Wungaburra
K. Moiry
Sapper
Biffes
Medames James and
Ames
Lefrenr
AI Fcm
H. Burke
Atherton Bewnhall
Laat Apot Reise
Ross
Ale Lean
Ok Ie Pte Ave Ean
Atherton
Hayes Gs
Viacham
BE Hayes
Mr. Dodds
Geo Moses
Me. Wilson
Yungabarra
Dodds
Monts
Seids Laxey
Magnitsma
Sod
Fick Gee
Mra Radda
Ho Burke
Hi James
James
Tolga Tolga Tolga CW A meeting notes plant and plans
The Country Women’s Association Tolga Tolga branch meeting presided by Mrs J F Currie discussed forming a Tolga branch. A vote to call a meeting at Mrs Crosman’s Tolga home Sept 18 passed, with P Currie praising officers’ work and plans for rest and play facilities and a crush on attendance.
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J. F. Cursie
James Beattie
Kueh
PW Collard
Neary
Millengen
Hayes
Lynch
Dodds
Snowden
Mack
Dawson
Hough
Giron
Kati
Misses Smith
Praweis
Mra
le. M. Cloutier
Mra Dalziel
Brodsoak
Walke
W. Hough
View
Tolga
Fairfax
J.P. Currie
Townsville
Mea. Bowcork
Mine Smith
Doan's Ointment Cures Eczema Says Sydney Mother
Mrs oH Gaskill of Leichhardt Sydney reports her boy suffered eczema, tried remedies, and found relief after using Doan's Ointment. She states the eczema has not returned for over two years and praises the product for cuts and sores as well. McClelland Co. and chemists supply the ointment.
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Oh. Gaskill
Churche-s
Reet
Leichhardt
Syloey
Dean
Lam
Bill Debate Over Franchise and Poll Standoff
Debate over franchise provisions and a proposed poll on the State roll divided MPs. An amendment to require poll validation failed as votes swung 32 to 23, with opposition arguing for broader protections while supporters claimed all workers would benefit.
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Cash
Mr. Morgan
F. A. Cooper
Lab. Bremer
Wienholt
Cmens
Morgan
Messrs. Wienholt
Dunlop
Fry
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