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Newspaper
Cloncurry Advocate
Location
Cloncurry, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 15, 1935
Page
4
The article outlines practical driving principles for safer motoring in Queensland. It stresses imagination and anticipation, urges drivers to picture emergencies before they arise, and highlights courteous, responsible behavior as essential to good driving.
The Burke Shire Council met in Burketown with W. P. Dunne A. Muller J. AL Donaldson and J. F. Scholes present along with Clerk A. J. Weirdow. An apology was received from Gown cllier Stalih. The council declined extending the Kajabil track reserve citing high resumption costs and limited seasonal benefit.
The Queensland Primary Producers Association notes Mr Dubrulle of the International Wool Federation arguing that external factors and economic nationalism threaten the law of supply and demand. He warns purchases may be restrained by wartime credit shifts and currency protectionism. Brisbane wool sales run 27 to 27 with 44 796 bales offered and all wool arriving by June 20 eligible for this month’s sale.
Correspondence notes strong support for the scheme from Cloncurry and district residents. May receipts include apples 20 cases oranges 49 cases grapes 10 cases bananas 4 cases custard apples 4 cases tomatoes 6 cases vegetables 4 cases with excellent quality and few complaints.
A well known longtime resident of the district and a famed camel driver were found dead in remote camps near Cloncurry. Deaths appear natural in one case and unknown in another as authorities investigate with coroner orders and burials at local cemeteries.
Caution notice directs all entering the area to give notice of times and warns that anyone found cul ling driving stock waving gates or holding property without authorization will be prosecuted.
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