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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jan 24, 1930
Page
8
The article contrasts the 214 B.C. Great Wall construction with a modern emphasis on courteous service and value. It notes shoppers prefer stores that show appreciation and invite return visits, highlighting a link between national history and everyday commerce.
W H Wheatley’s Record notes stock sales by W Th Wheating a Goulburn salesman. The December year end results show a total of huzava and TAS eat with a 264 79 mood and Tate patria. A witty auction offer led WH Hee to vend coils at high prices through a tender at Goulburn.
Extremely large supplies of sheep and lambs were moved at Homebank saleyard with heavy yarding and strong competition for prime cattle. Prices softened for most lines while 6000 sheep and numerous cattle were penned, with limited demand pushing value down on several classes.
A fragmentary notice notes Thuryetay Melbourne Mint children and Teldaet Murphy formerly Monalla receiving a 2301.00 legacy from an Admerinen to relatives for Patrick tucklog. The mention ties Ninety Mile Beach Oippuland and assigns the bequest to local kin, with limited readable detail.
In Sydney yesterday world wheat stocks were reported higher with an estimated 654,752,000 bushels in reserve. The Australian market notes mention owners and traders positioning ahead of the New Year show dates and related sales.
Albury Municipal Council declines to approve proposed railway transport option. Alderman Lamon cites lack of clear benefit and preference for other measures. The council discussion included mentions of Wayn and Mayrr Anouk Ye in relation to the railway issue.
A large student protest at Madrid University involved about five thousand participants marching through campus streets. Demonstrators carried improvised signs and chanted slogans tied to republic ideals while police monitored the crowd from a distance.
At Alexandria Council meeting the mayor and alderman debated urgent steps on a vague matter. The police chief promised action while the councilor urged decisive measures. The inquiry adjourned as questions lingered and residents seek clarity on what unfolds next.
Largely attended Cooma hospital meeting heard a yearly report from Mr C J Walmsley showing donations and New South Wales Government subsidies boosted revenue. Patient numbers for the year reached 264 with 27 discharged recovered, while total revenue and expenditures were detailed by treasurer Mr L P Holente. Committees praised residents and especially lady members for support in fundraising and functions.
In a Sunday bout at Miisrend the Veterans faced a strong Quena team. Ambir Bn Chamber starred with 71 while Holmes Bowled to restrict the Visitors to 147. Final nerves saw Quena edge Northbourne by one run as Hinckleman and McCormack claimed key wickets.
Fragmented report from Cooma detailing a sheep dip incident at trucking yards near Winery and a council meeting where aldermen discussed a proposed sympathetic tax and work matters. Names and legible details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
A circular letter from Lithgow council protests funding for a counterinlay and armed forces protection while condemning political interference. The missive circulated to town and municipal councils across New South Wales, detailing a protest tied to a regional meeting in Cooma and a broader call for unity with the vice Council.
The New South Wales Minister for Education will visit Cooma during a two day tour starting Friday. The visit was announced at a Cooma Municipal meeting attended by Mayor Ald Allen. A reception is planned after the minister’s official event in town.
The Honduran Foreign Minister announced the calling up of troops as part of a mobilization. Reports indicate defense forces were ordered to move, with attention to border areas and potential actions near disputed zones.
A large kitchen fire broke out in London this morning, attracting twelve fire engines and numerous firefighters. The incident prompted a vigorous response with crews battling flames at the scene. Further details on casualties and origin were not immediately available.
A garbled article fragment discusses a union meeting and proposed reforms amid unclear references to individuals and actions. The readable parts suggest a push for nonpartisan organization, with mentions of planning and administration but lack concrete facts or dates.
A garbled report describes a child’s escape after a swallowing incident. It mentions Vincent’s Hospital and a delayed recovery with phrases suggesting the child eventually returned home after medical care. Readable entities include Vincent’s Hospital and a hospital setting.
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