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Newspaper
Cloncurry Advocate
Location
Cloncurry, Queensland, Australia
Date
May 14, 1938
Page
1
An old established reputable form of rubber stamp and brass plate mak era advertised. Rubber stamps of any design available through us at low prices. A linen marking outfit with stamp pad and ink bottle in a compact case offered.
The Mutopal Council on Nutrition and Child Welfare backs a voluntary home relief program for young mothers before and after confinement. Led by Sir Farle Page, the plan enlists country women and Country Women's Association members to support families, with medical authorities endorsing its aims.
Advica has been received in the office of His Majesty's Trade Commissioner. The Travel and Industrial Development Association opens an Information Bureau at 20 Cookspur Street SW1 overlooking Trafalgar Square. It offers free information and guidance to visitors exploring British towns and industries and aims to make their stay in Britain informative and enjoyable. Mr F A Barges has limited copies of the 1938 Calendar of Principal Events in the United Kingdom and related literature.
The Travel and Industrial Development Association will distribute aid as supplies permit to interested applicants. The program aims to assist those in need with limited quantities and on a first come basis.
The regular monthly gathering of the Women’s Auxiliary met at the School of Arts on Thursday April 28 1938 with Mesdames Moore Jenkins Absolon Guin Leader and Mra J A Lisson present. Minutes were confirmed and accounts totaling 16/5/9 approved. A vote of thanks was given to donors including Mrs Bevan Ernestine Plains Mrs Nalder Cooyal and others for poultry and refreshments at the luncheon.
The Charleville market reports weaker cattle prices due to Western conditions and scarce agistment, with 4000 sheep moved to paddocks and 400 store cattle sent to grazing districts. A fatality at the railway yard is noted, diphtheria public health measures expand, and Dalgety and Company alongside the Queensland Primary Producers Coop auctioned 1444 mixed cattle, highlighting price declines since March.
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