Algerian Feed Oats and Farm Supplies Offer in Toowoomba
TM H Lynch and Co advertises farm groceries and equipment in Station Street Toowoomba. Items include Algerian feed oats at 10 shillings per bag, cracked corn 15 shillings 6 pence, bran 9d, Pollard 11d per pound, 66 pounds potatoes and onions, pumpkins, feed barley, chaff, new saddles by Queers Send Makers, sulkies, springcarts and wagons with prices from £4 to £20 cash rails available. phone 343.
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Toowoomba
Use More Wool Slogan Sparks Tariff Anomaly Debate
A Grazing Industry letter argues Australian wool needs protection from tariff policy. It cites a drop in all wool blanket output from 1,097,178 to 875,885 units, blaming customs duties and the entry of a substitute fiber. The piece urges stronger support for secondary wool mills and a broader attack on tariff inequities.
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Queensland
Australia
New South Wales
Victoria
Mt. Prine
Australis
Brisbane
Dener
Ozaki Faces Death Threat Amid Patriotic Backlash
Daily Herald reports rising threats against 70 year old former Japanese Cabinet Minister Yukio Ozaki as critics in the United States and Britain deem his speeches unpatriotic. Ozaki vows to return to Japan, declaring Japanese inevitability of danger and willingness to die with a smile if fate requires him.
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Daily Herald
London
Yukio Ozaki
Tag
Lendon
Jepem
Ansony
Wether
Meat and Wool Conference debate in Melbourne
The Melbourne conference on January 23–24 discussed a Commonwealth Meat Export Council not a Board. William Kent of the United Graziers Association of Queensland warned against government control or socialisation and urged a majority in favor before any action. He noted expectations for grading and shipping issues and called for strong polls of meat producers before government steps. The wool side noted rejection of a Commonwealth Wool Executive and awaited Premiers and Prime Minister conferences to decide next moves shaping Australia’s meat and wool industries.
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Melbourne
William Kent
United Grazners’ Association of Queensland
Commonwealth Meat Export Council
Kent
Brisbane
Meat Council
New Zealand Meat Board
Australia
Commonwealth
Sydney
Henne
Grastere Federal Council
Concerni
Br ‘Hs
Fragmentary Notice From Obscure Publication
A damaged OCR snippet mentions diverse items like cards folders leaflets envelopes and taser related terms with unclear context or action. No clear event date place or names are readable.
Coalition talks reopen after Gullitror resignation in Canome portfolio press
The Australian Country Party calls for policy first in forming a National Government, citing past negotiations with the UAP and Lyons Government. It warns ministers must safeguard principles before portfolios, noting several resignations over policy.
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Henry Gullitror
Country Party
Per. Page
House of Representatives
Fife
Unt Il
U.A.P
Lyons
Master Spy Silber’s Wartime Route Through Censor Offices
The tale recounts Herr J. C. Silber, a German who fed military and naval secrets to Germany while posing as an ally. From September 1914 he reached the British Post Office Censor Office using a window envelope and a “Pressed by Censor” mark to ship intelligence. He photographed shell plans, Q-boat tactics, troop movements, and tank innovations from Haymarket to aid German forces.
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London
Liverpool
Censer
Germany
J. C. Silber
Censor
Herr Silber
India
South Africa
Caseda
Britains
Salisbury House
Silber
Haymarket
France
Crown Land Stud Holding Lease Offer Details
The Crown Land parcel in portion 4, Parteh of Burenda is offered for surrender on Monday March 6. The 78 square mile tract to be held mainly for stud purposes. Lease term is thirty years with a five year initial allowance and a condition of maintaining at least 4 600 stud ewes on the holding. Inquiries will assess site suitability and seasonality for annual operations.
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Burenda
Matoteia
British Triumph in European Motor Racing Tyre Saga
Italy pushed for home industry in motoring and relied on British Dunlop tyres to back Bugatti against French requests. Before the Blue Riband Grand Prix, France briefly banned a tyre source, then appealed to Dunlop of England. Dunlop supplied tyres, aiding a narrow French victory as Louis Chiron led at 78 mph average. Italian stars finished 2nd, 3rd, and 4th.
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Benito Mussolini
Italy
Cucce Cos O
Europe
Meteor Racing
Duce
Ettore Bugatti
Bugatti
France
Spest
Dunlop Co
England
Dunlop
Louis Chiron
Chieoly
Fragmented OCR Text From Unknown Source
The readable fragments describe a scene of someone in distress on a street with unstable movement and potential collapse. No clear names, places, dates, or events are identifiable from the provided text.
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H Lynch & CO
Station Street
Bootholla Station
Clements
Clifford Love & Co
Sutery
EXIDE
Exide Clifton
Capital City
Dewtatete
Ee Querns and Buide Battery Service (Cq) Pty. Ltd
Adelaide Street
Sturt Street
Townsville
Stuine Lls
Fraser
Charleville
KAPOC
the Meat and Wool Conference
MR. Kent
Trintson
Council
Government
United Grassers’ Association
Commonwealth Wool Executive
Sys
Stud Holding
Quilop Tyres Supreme
Suan
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