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Newspaper
Cloncurry Advocate
Location
Cloncurry, Queensland, Australia
Date
Mar 19, 1932
Page
2
JENKINS informs the Public of Clonturry and District he is ready to undertake all carting tasks including wood wool furniture shifting and related contracts. Call his service at Bam Street Clongurry.
Caution to any person trespassing on persons found trespassing in Fort Constantine paddocks will be prosecuted without respect to persons and stock straying therein will be impounded.
One ten acre farm with good water fruit trees and vegetables of all descriptions. Mangoes yielded 225 last year. Fenced properties include a new 20 by 16 feet house with verandah. Includes stable harness fowls and proximity to a school. Apply Cloncurry Advocate.
The Cloncurry Advocate promotes its wide reach and strong local news coverage. Advertisers are listed with agents covering Closcury and surrounding districts, highlighting subscription rates and free postage while promising the paper’s superior circulation.
The Dobbyn strike continues as miners and police brace for potential clashes over wood supply and wage terms. Tributers from Winn and Sharpe push for a shared work system, while Afghan camel drivers voting patterns influence the outcome. Inspectors expect calm but tensions keep rising as ore transport to Orphan and other mines resumes.
A local Cloncurry report covers miners ration concerns and union sentiment, the Railways manager's cautious stance on mine reopening, and the Cloncurry Concert Band meeting. It notes resignation of vice president Jack Bulley, instrument purchase plans, and an Anzac Day committee formed with Rev Whitney and others guiding celebrations.
An old advertisement touts HEENZO a cough remedy costing 2 shillings per bottle. It claims a two-shilling bottle mixed with water equals eight bottles of common remedies, warning it treats coughs colds croup bronchitis whooping cough and can be given to babies without upsetting digestion.
Land in the Burketown District will open for Occupation License at A1 o'clock on Wednesday 43rd April 1933 at the Burketown Land Office. Annual rental of 5 per square mile. Areas include 25 and 24 square miles in Konkan parish and 405 square miles in Bissett and Kibburn parishes. Land Agent Burkelown.
The meeting decided private wreaths may be hung on the Monument on Anzac morning and Ley will be laid on Soldiers' grave in the local cemetery by the Elire Council. Further arrangements for the celebrations were left to the sub committee.
An old editorial notes pimples and skin spots stem from toxins in the digestive tract not discharged regularly. It argues prevention over concealing creams, and promotes Gentle Pinkettes as a remedy to relieve constipation and cleanse the system, claiming clearer complexions.
The Commissioner for Railways Brisbane invites tenders for six cottages at Mount Isa. Tenderers must submit a 4 percent deposit and plans may be viewed at the General Manager and stations in Mt Isa Glenroy and Brisbane Central. Tenders close 2 p.m. on 5 April.
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