Mareeba Women's Association Holds Fourth Annual Meeting
The Northern Division delegates gathered to discuss resolutions at Mareeba, including a proposal that associates be limited to under 18s and full membership for those older. Mrs Edwards supported, Mrs O'Neil opposed, arguing the modern girl is educated and capable.
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Mareeba
Edwards
Qo' Neil
Leen
C.W.A
Texas
Hoajessea
Miss Edwards
Mareeba CWA debates on land work fares and ballots
Mareeba delegates debated concession fares for inland and coast towns, school travel free passes, women’s and mothers’ access rules, and land ballots to favor genuine farmers. The session approved fundraising entertainments, post office seating tweaks, and varied branch elections while resuming plans for a Bazaa r and social events.
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CWA
Marecha
Wungalwrra
Ths
Intingrary
Eensland
Innisfail
Merhera
Hirabane
Christinga
Proserpine
Brisbane
Wallat
Seaply Oliday
Beanches
Tolga Cricket Opens Season With Draw And Dinner
The Tolga cricket club held a Friday meeting at Norris Cafe to elect members for the coming season. Tolga defeated the visiting Kairi team in a first innings win after a kitchen-sink opening showing. A railway motor service between Millan Millay and Atherton began Friday, aiding Cairns Herberton travelers via Malanda. Local residents report hot dry weather with hazy smoky skies from farmers burning off. Notable movements include Mrs Lame returning from Cairns and Miss Healy leaving for Charters Towers after scholarship success.
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Norris’ Cafe
Asi
Baat Sear
Tolga
Millan Millay
Atherton
Cairns
Herberton
Malanda
Millan Millan
Malannda
Millaa Millia
Mra. Jy
Lame
Cadimns
Sonmine
Eastwick
Vablelinl
Stake and Co
Volga
Oly
Crusaders
Misa G. Healy
Charters Towers
St. Mary's School
Healy
King
Ingham
Hintson Range
Miss Phieton
Kaiti Sports Club Hosts Pleasant Dance Evening
On September 19 the Kaiti Sports Club held a successful dance in the new hall with solid attendance. Bakke and Adelai sang many favorites while the Crusaders provided music up to naval standard, greatly enhancing the enjoyment. supper was served.
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Kaiti Sports Club
Bakke
Adelai
Thea “Crusaders
Atherton News Briefs and Band Notices
The Atherton Morel Band continues evening performances after seven thirty following Mr Frank Peters departure. Mina Fitegerald arrives for a Tableland holiday. Mrs E Jones and family spent a weekend in Cairns visiting relatives. Mrs N Davis traveled to Cairns yesterday to visit her mother Mrs Richards. Mr Kyone and Mr Byers were Cairns weekend visitors via the Range Road. Mr F Eastwick left the Tableland for Townsville for a transfer and was farewelled by friends in the Tales Orchestra. A party at Mrs E Jones home celebrated Dave Jones passing final exams with dancing and cards lasting until 12.30.
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Mina Fitegerald
Atherton
Tableland
E. Jones
Ivor
Miss Wales
N. Davis
Cairns
Richards
Kyone
Byers
Range Road
Me. F. Eastwick
Townsville
Tales Orchestra
Dave Jones
Crystalis Rapid Promises Sudden Hair Growth
An unverified report from Misa Rhoda Richards of Darlina thre, Spiney, touts crystalis rapid as a breakthrough for scalp growth. The claim describes rapid two inch hair gains in thirty days with reduced dandruff and healthy growth, asserting deep absorption and papillae stimulation, but lacks credible evidence.
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Misa Rhoda Richards
Darlinathre
Spiney
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