Warrego Seven in a Row Defeats Undefeated Opponent
Warregoes defended their unbeaten run with a 32 run margin as Jim Orr led a late charge to chase 147. Ere and Carl Madge starred with 96 between them, Ern Madge top-scoring with 36, while E Willis claimed best bowling with 3 for 22 as Warregoes finished 179 for nine.
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Warregoes
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Madge Brothers
Ere
Carl
Ern Mader
Jack Mahoney
Cyril Salm
Sher
Jack Mather
Orr
E. Willis
Trouble With Clutches In Thunderbolt Land Speed Effort
British racer Captain George Eyston and his twin engined 6000 hp car Thunderbolt face clutch slip under extreme acceleration at Booneville Salt Flats. Official speed seen as 303 mph while rev counter shows no speed, wind resistance and short five mile runs hinder a new record. Engineers aim to fix clutch issues before next attempt, with parts shipment from Bowsville to Detroit and Jack delaying progress.
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Utah
Bowsville
Detroit
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Tasmanian stamp proposal sparks Commonwealth revenue talk
Sir Harry Burge, honorary secretary of the Postage Reduction League, urges Prime Minister Lyons to issue a Tasmanian centenary stamp. Philatelists praise the rarity and potential value, noting pre Federation stamps fetched £1,250 in London last year, signaling strong revenue prospects for the Commonwealth.
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Postage Reduction League
Henjamin Franklin
Hobart
Harry Burge
London
Effort to Bar Artificial Fibres Quietly Advancing
The Associated Woollen and Textile Manufacturers of Australia led by J. T. Sutcliffe called on the Tariff Board for heavy duties to block German artificial fibres seen as a threat to wool. The piece notes recent pastoral property sales in Queensland, listing buyers such as Norman Farmer of Rockhampton and W. A. D. Sale of Sommerhil, with various stations and cattle totals, all reporting walk-in walk-out deals.
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J. T. Sutcliffe
Tariff Board
Australia
Pretty Bend
Bowen
Norman Farmer
Rockhampton
To. Law
Arawee
Quilpie
Jot Prescell
Cnonamalin
Tish
Holton
Goondesla
Fairymeans
Bell Bron
Albert Pigst
Queensland
Grazing Selection I Methodical Improvement
The article discusses improvements on newly acquired sheep lands focusing on economy and practicality. It stresses a central horse paddock near the property, sheep proof fencing, removal of timber, and proper boundary fencing possibly with rabbit netting or dogproof features. Water supply, subdivision planning for permanent water, post and rail yards, an sheltered calf pen, and judicious ringbarking are advised. Tree belts for shade, a nearby woolshed and drafting yards, and cost aligned with capital value are recommended.
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