Poem Found with Swagman Dying in West Queensland
A fragment from THE CLONCURRY ADVOCATE describes a poem found among a swagman's effects in western Queensland. The speaker glories in carefree freedom and drinking, laughing at power and virtue as death nears, with lines invoking wine, love, and ruined youth. A separate sports note records an Mt Isa Rugby League protest upheld after Army led 3 nil. Mines scored late while key players impressed in forward and back lines.
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Queensland
Isa News
Army
Mines
Mt. Isa
Nankerville
Dempster
Ryan
Cox
Synnott
Grant
Bax
McMahon
Wanted Cook for 16 Men At Mt. Isa
The notice seeks a cook for 16 men with bread baking required. Apply Mapnerly by phone 82. Also readers invited to Red Cross AGM at Shire Hall on Wed July 28 1943 at 3 20 pm. Local livestock market: cattle and sheep prices listed.
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Red Cross Society
Shire Hall
Watch the Squander Buc War Savings Pitch Pushed
Fragmented wartime copy urges saving money for the war effort. It promotes National Savings Bonds and local savings groups while warning against unnecessary spending and urging readers to contribute through their street or community networks.
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