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Newspaper
Cloncurry Advocate
Location
Cloncurry, Queensland, Australia
Date
May 07, 1938
Page
2
The Advocate promotes an old established rubber stamp business offering stamps of any design with fast service. A cheap marking output kit promises lozenge, pad, bottle of ink, and compact use. Readers are urged to purchase for quick satisfaction.
Judge Wells in borwin urges gloced law for native enacts while Mr J McEwen seeks full journal reports. Parliament debates budget allocations and defence spend as colonial committees falter, amid NSW election remarks by Colonel Bruxner and birthday quips.
The Labour Daily quotes Mr M A Davidson MLA recounting a tale from his leadership days in the State Labour Party. He describes a moment when he challenged dissidents, saying if no one could appoint a better successor he would withdraw and support the current man. The paper notes changes since then.
Richard Power issues Writ of Election for Queensland Legislative Assembly. Voters in Garpentaria elect John Mullan with 504 votes. Julia Mullan declared elected as member under The Elections Acts. Dated Glencurry April 30, 1996.
A patient recounts twelve X rays and three years of electrical treatment for lumbar rheumatism then reports relief after taking Kruschen Salts. She claims the salts dissolve uric acid crystals and aid kidney elimination, noting five years of back pain ended.
Defence Minister Mr H Thorby hosts seven VCs traveling from Melbourne to the Anzac Day march in Sydney. Major W oD Joynt and others thank him for arranging participation by VCs from all states. Lord Gowrie, Governor General, is aboard for his first home voyage to Australia.
Drovers cautioned about entering buildings with stock and livestock holdings. Proper notice must be given and authorities will act against any infringement.
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