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Newspaper
Cloncurry Advocate
Location
Cloncurry, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jul 04, 1931
Page
3
A sweeping wheat crisis hits the central United States as Friday and Saturday events threaten vast crop loss. Officials warn hundreds of thousands may need food aid this winter while districts mobilize to manage the disaster and prevent famine.
The political note outlines a proposed measure linked to a government body and a new state section. FH Juckell warns lawmakers that attention is on Macquarie Street and public service speaking in New South Wales may shift toward socialist evolution.
A sale of fine Merino sheep was conducted by the Weldf of the Awetrakin Pew trl Company of Wirty. The lot, bred in Northern New South Wales, drew interest from a prominent pastoralist. The event occurred as tensions rose regarding the company’s future and the welfare of its confidants amid recent upheaval.
Severe floods hit New South Wales isolating Port Gore and creating inland water barriers. Ports and coastal centers face extensive stock and property losses with towns turning into islands. Victoria's Galiram township is in danger of being swept away by rising waters.
In London on Mortday Sir John Simon and Ernest Trine quit the Liberal Party over continued support for the Later Government. The Liberals are expected to fracture with about twelve members breaking away. Simon reportedly plans to form an independent party.
A report from Milan states General Balde attempted to coordinate search for Wallan de Mieht and the missing airman Seth Giboa. The vessel reportedly sank in the Tyrahonten Sea with a drowning of the general as boats and aircraft respond. Brazil is listed as the destination for the Boll Attantle rescue effort.
Tuesday notices record an appeal action involving Pall Gaurt and Lupetio Hrentan with a court order forbidding further proceedings. It notes a publisher The Wable and details about the Mine case and related courtroom filings in Aneltin Mune.
Vague chatter surrounds the income tax issue and the role of the treasurer. Citizens await clarification as officials deny or confirm shifting plans. unnamed sources claim possible policy changes affecting revenue and public funds.
The readable line suggests a discussion of waiting for individuals and a direction relating to present persons. Vague phrases indicate a possible meeting or arrival scenario. The text remains unclear about specific names or places.
Fragmentary report states Parliament faced prorogation with a plan to reconvene in July. The date is unsettled as discussions continue on the timing and sessions of the current assembly.
Fragmentary OCR notes show prizes listed as N74 and 95,572 linked to unspecified receivers. Mentions include a person or entity named Daly in North Tovenaville and a spread toward Mirtehong and Dawson Valley, but many words are garbled.
Officials announce week of rate reductions at the Commonwealth Bank. Chairman Gideon leads a measure affecting deposits and advances, reshaping savings terms and loan costs across the board.
Severe rainfall triggers rising rivers and widespread flooding in New South Wales. Reports indicate multiple towns near the Hawkesbury and tributaries face ongoing inundation with residents urged to monitor conditions as waters threaten homes and farms.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference unemployment in Wales and a bill affecting mine Kip t, with figures from 22 000 to 125 000 over a twelve mark period in May.
The garbled text references a governor and premier visiting a place to oversee a ceremonial event. It mentions a traditional appointment and ensuring the participation of a county or region, though specifics are unclear due to OCR errors. Names and dates are not readable.
Fragmented text indicates a debt matter tied to M G Wales and a government response. The report mentions London and a premier, with discussions about repayment and a forthcoming meeting. Details are unclear due to OCR corruption.
The Department of Agriculture declared an open season for opossum trapping from July 20 to September 6. Heishane traders noted a glut in the London market for opossum skins and warned meat prices would be low due to oversupply.
The article reports Willey Post and Marold Gobty achieving a world record in air travel. They reportedly completed a cross continental or transoceanic distance covering approximately 15008 to 19,800 miles, breaking a long-standing aviation milestone.
Two pilots aboard a pliant ship sighted a large steamer with two masthead dwarits off Spescerr'e GUI on June 2. The vessel approached shore near Port Augusta while the German ship Grenden remained unresponsive. The incident ended with the steamer arriving at Port Augusta on June 25.
A distorted report describes Mr Blakely presenting on the forum of a government committee. It notes views from the Center and Minister for Agriculture Mr Walker and mentions a prime minister's involvement. The cabinet delays key decisions amid opposition from Flatebey and related ministers.
The text is garbled but notes a court matter involving a justice, the supreme court, a civil action between parties over a mine and a government issue. It mentions a July 1 start and ongoing arguments after counsel for the parties were heard.
An airman from New Zealand, F.C Chiphester, proposes a long range flight from Sydney via Japan to Fogland. Government officials praise his courage and maturity while noting indemnity and safety considerations in case of a forced landing.
A fierce blaze at Mae Hotel, Daniel Forge Street, Irishage, caused alarm before firefighters arrived. The fire started in a room where a man named Wie was trapped but was rescued as damage was estimated at £82.
A fragmentary report notes Patrick Toumine, a noted Communist organizer, renouncing communism on Friday night. He claims to seek constitutional reform and ends his previous role with the mission.
The well known drover Join Easy from Altay Downs reports North Australia faces severe drought conditions. He plans not to move cattle until the season improves and intends to return this year.
Saturday report shows Brisbane external trade with exports totaling £15,465,207 and imports £5,987,450. The prior year’s period recorded exports £17,047,874 and imports £7,047,?6, indicating a drop in both exports and imports.
A compulsory conference was ordered regarding the Riverine region firewood supply dispute between Wichuning etehne and Kur-Tewong Wood Line. The case involves Ube Ralewur-Neami Boulder Mings and Mie Electric Lilet with concerns over wool supplies and regional electricity.
In Sydney on Tuesday the Legislative Council defeated Lang's Emgrivesey Income Tax Bill by 45 to 7. The bill proposed a graduated tax up to 5 shillings in the pound on incomes above 500 shillings. The debate began at 4:30 pm with a large public gallery crowd watching as speakers and supporters clashed over the proposals.
Buyers from central to northern districts dominated the opening day at the Wednesday wool sale. Prime lots drew strong demand as prices held firm, with officials noting steady activity across centers and premier consignments drawing keen interest from buyers at Centingat.
Police withheld details of a burglary at the Melbourne firm Une worth Denting Supplies. Between 25 and 90 thousand teeth were stolen during the period around Sunday. The loss is valued in pounds, with a substantial amount of goods missing and an investigation ongoing.
The Australian Sugar Producers Association applies to vary awards for all employers in sugar mills and fields. The request covers hourly rates, weekly hours, and wage reductions for certain trades and minor amendments. Industrial Registrar set dates for filing responses by July 9.
The report notes unemployment benefits and tax actions affecting funding. Officials discuss extending programs for another year and consider implications for the tax base. Government aims to avoid increasing the overall tax rate while addressing public support needs.
The final weekly sale at a Brisbane mason work place drew a lively crowd as Line6 Dales were offered. Prices showed variation with some items selling well while others yielded low, leaving several ventes irregular and market closing with cautious sentiment.
The twelve months ending with revenue exceeded Rhye by 01, the excess over revenue was Cad eer pared with £728.84 for the corresponding period of debt. The Treasurer notes lost merit by exchange rate cost and says without the expenditure the deficit would have been reduced to Ciad. The Premier claims rents were better than expected and the circumstances were very satisfactory.
Chighester landed in Brisbane from Sydney on the first leg of his tie to England. His machine was refitted with new flows and he planned a flight to Cooktown on Sunday and Thursday Island on Monday before officially starting his flight to Japan from Thursday Island.
An adjournment to a Mutgana case was viewed as possible by court circles though lawyers reported no pending application. Lt asserted urgent public business involving alien parties could drive a hearing, naming Theodore al Ganterra as a likely applicant. If adjourned, next sittings could be in September or November.
In Canberra the House yesterday heard Mr Scullin announce the government accepted Returned Soldiers' Organisation proposals for war pension reductions totaling £1,018,230. The committee expected six more weeks of study and potential further savings of £281,770, aiming for £4,900,000 in total. Proposals include pension cuts for widows orphans and disabled soldiers though 224 perse ncients would receive reductions spread over other residents. Prisoners may be asked to relinquish part or all of their pensions voluntarily.
In Ganberta on Friday, a conversion loan amendment cleared the House Committee after debate. The measure would convert existing holdings to a new loan, changing terms from 11 to 24 days, with bondholders given a chance to exchange. The approved amendment moved the proposal through all stages.
The miswritten note describes a session where the minister for Hoyse affairs outlined efforts to evaluate a Buffalo Vig project. A sub committee is to submit a report to the Cabinet next week with amendments to expected documents.
In Sydney on Thursday a sensational political development emerged as Premier Lang told Parliament that his government had passed controversial measures amid tense debate and public attention. The scene reflected a pivotal moment in the state’s politics with wide scrutiny of imminent policy changes.
A Friday morning fire in Vanellive destroyed a building burning Alice Wallis aged 46 and her four children aged 0 to 24, all fatally burned. Norman Willis a 44-year-old farmer escaped from the lower part of his face burned and survived.
A garbled excerpt references the Mungana case and a discussion around postponement. Mention of Premier Moore, Queensland Government, and court deliberations implies movement or blame over delays and speed in proceedings.
The match between Bobby Stone 0-8 and opponent Ward 9-12 in Brisane ended in a one sided second round rout. Ward showed poor pace and was beaten decisively, drawing harsh words from observers about his fighting form.
In the House yesterday the Financial Emergency Bill aimed at rehabilitating economies passed. The measure provides a 60 percent cut in gold bounty and 20 percent in other duties. Members of Parliament also support reducing allowances and fees for the Parliamentary Standing Committee and other boards. Maternity allowance is cut from £1 to £4.
Townsville Cloncurry Mail reports Ling plans to renew a request to the Governor next week for formal new tariff adjustments. If refused, the government may escalate the dispute to the Dominions Council for resolution. The article notes a postal mix up involving 26 000 mail items from Townsville to Cloncurry and a carnival visit in Mackay along the route.
Star Talkies lists Mount Isa events with a Dobbyn benefit race meet to raise funds. The program costs £80 and emphasizes support for local racing, patrons urged to attend and sponsor the event in Cloncurry bound terms. The listing also promotes a series of films at Star Talkies across Tuesday to Monday, featuring Tom Sawyer, Follies of 1930, The Bother Woman and other entertainment.
An advertisement touts Bisurated Magnesia as a swift remedy for indigestion. It claims the product restores normal digestion by purifying the stomach and easing discomfort, available in powder or tablet form through chemists.
Social notes record Miss Linen and Miss Crsack of Arduline Convent visiting friends at Malakoff. numerous town visitors and travel to Townsville and Cloncurry. a wedding at KM thodint Chambon and Mrs Joan Huddisson noted. several local residents travel for holidays and shows. County events include CW meeting in Shire Hall and arrivals of notable guests.
A Presbyterian church visitor from Brisbane traveled to Mt Jem last week. He attended worship and spoke with local church members about upcoming services and community programs.
Caution notice warns all persons entering Las Ark til Cluwon Tommy s Creek to respect property boundaries. It forbids cutting fences and driving stock, states legal authority will enforce penalties, and mentions Barton.
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