Committee of Protection of Fruit Marketing in Bos?
A fragmentary notice from a 20th century local page references a committee linked to fruit marketing in Bos, with unclear scope and membership details due to OCR issues. The readable bits indicate organizational concern over fruit trade regulation.
Sugar Colors Fall Foliage Amid Winter Prep
Washington reports sugar and related processes influence autumn leaf colors and their timing. Discussion covers plant chemistry, storage for spring use, and the impact of weather on pigment formation, noting machinery and factory work adjust with seasonal stresses.
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Washington
Jack Frost
United States Department of Agriculture
Felta
Istanbul Cats Paradise Amid Untold City Tales
A fragmented report describes Istanbul as a cats paradise with roving parents and wary dogs. It notes ships docking in Marmara bringing more animals to a damp fate and recounts a municipal office tally from June of 137 dogs and seven cats.
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Emma
Ray
Sea of
Marmara
Malinland
Oie
Air freighters set to expand in postwar era
Britain and the United States push new air freighters using converted war planes to haul growing cargo. The aim is cheaper, quicker transport with designs like the Bristol Freighter and Miles Aerovan, plus U.S. models from Consolidated Vultee and others. The uses span mail, perishables, livestock, and even mobile showrooms across remote regions.
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Britain
United States
Bellevue
Fcr
Neaer
Consolidated-Vultee
City Post
Australia
Douglas Kakotos
United Sater
U.S
Tural
Equipmnt Oe
Waterfront dispute over cane weight at Macknade mill
An ingham district report details a Waterside Workers protest over sugar cane handling and weights. hearings found weights near standard with some overages, and weekly crush totals show Victoria and Macknade mills operating near capacity with cane crushing up to 190 317 tons for the season.
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Ingham
Fuga
Laueinda
Beltana
Lueinida I
Watersiders
Glevedor Ing Commission
Hart
Victoria Mill
Victoria
Maritlindeast
Mackusde
Eighler
Victorsea
Ween
Vane Vaitier
Masqusia Starbelio
Agremaert
Local Garnet notes highlight festival and sports results
September events in Mt Garnet feature a crowd pleasing welcome to visitors from Ravenshoe, a spirited school football match with Garnet juniors and seniors, and no basketball played. The Sports Club donated £10,105 to the Ambulance, while school committee funds funded social events and holidays. A farewell to Miss Wellman and multiple residents’ travels are noted amid a busy community calendar.
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Garnet
Cork A
Grant
Landalec
Oak Park
Tory Tacon
Carnival
Veastia
Ravenshoe
Rehool Boys
Garnet Boys
G. Roberts
Lesina
Wis
Fxues
Five
Voniele
Fecelyew
Fodas
Lucey Theatre
Neis
School of Arte
Covat ‘Ab
Miss Wellman
Ake Muits
Vera
Vera Smith
Charters Towers
Townsville
RW. Smith
Alisa
Brisbane
Mel & Lennard
Sunnymount
UL. Co. Gin
ASL
Mir. A. Mow
Me. T “Armageacy
Laurns
Mia Joyce Gook
Mire
Mim Min
Hallaway
Priet
Seaman
Murphy
Rum Bi Lawrence
K. Atkinson
First English Steam Vessel and Early Atlantic Trade
The British Great Western began steam navigation in 1838 from Bristol marking the first English steam vessel. The record notes the vessel operated to Quebec and Boston with trade routes, including voyages to Le Havre and Le ton. The text recalls 1839 as an early era of steamship exploration and commercial trips.
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Great Western
Bristol
Caunde Poids
Revel
Dulit
Juabec
Quebec
Boston
Leton
Korea divided amid occupation pledges and vague governance
The article surveys postwar Korea with the United States and Soviet forces dividing the peninsula. It notes little cross border commerce, debates over government, and plans for a Korean Provisional Government under Moscow conference guidance. Generals Hodge Lerch discuss democratic self rule yet distinct from Western norms, envisioning local ownership of shops farms and industries.
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United States
Agricultural
Korea
Ramis
Mme
Feng i Ean
Moscow
Iion
Aime
John R. Hodes
South Korea
Hodge
Mpperiallam Hae
Ife. 4 Foundation
United —Nu
Archer L. Lerch
Sout Korea
Kno
Passive resistance grows against South Africa land act
In Johannesburg, Indians protest the Asiatic Land Tenure and Representation Act with daily court appearances and peaceful campaigns. Activists face fines or jail, while the movement traces ties to Gandhi's era and earlier conflicts, highlighting movement restrictions and social ostracism for Indians, and unsettling European and Afrikaans factions alike.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Indiana
M.D. Barmenia
Senate
United Nations Organisation
Transvaal
Natal
Pahad
Mala?ima Gandhi
Orange Free State
New Land
Durban
India
Pane Sitavanavar
Ista
Jan Sounte
Veterans Nomination Totals Reported Amid War Veterans
War veterans in Washington report near forty nominations for a 1.8 million prize in a Room and for State Ip. The text is garbled but indicates ongoing nomination activity and a summation of the summer event.
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Washington
Sally
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