War Time Letters and Town Notes From Hughenden
Local column records military letters from Sergeant Henry Webb in Ottawa Canada and upcoming leave plans in Vancouver and the United States. It notes hospital stays, community notices, wedding announcements, and a flurry of town gossip including visits, retirements, and public disturbances, with several residents traveling to Brisbane, Cloncurry, and Towneville for health and holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Callaghan
W. Geimnaw Ang Hilt Bummhum
Selwyn
Vitors
Grimahaw
Bell
Mary Bowen
Glmeury
Man Crookra
Qantas
M. O'Callaghan
Townavills
Towneville Hospital
O'Callagha
George Hide
Hughenden
Willy Bie
Cloncurry
John Bender
Multisport and public works notices span Queensland 1944
A fragmented 1944 Australian notice page lists sports events including open handicaps and October stakes, with Epsom acceptances and race details. It also covers public notices on land transmission, exemptions in mining districts, and tender invitations for electricity authority wood supply. Names include SARAH Beaumont, William Beaumont, and RC Clarke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsville
Sarah
Sarah Carrington
Beaumont
Clayfield
Bristanr
Dall
Drath
Claisions
Wiliam Beaumont
Cameoweal
Araih Feilly
Margate
Brisbane
Cloncurry
Lowes
RA Clarke
Manpower and Local Hospital Aided by Mrs Hope
A damaged report notes the nursing staff solidarity led by Mrs Hope as maternity ward support. It mentions urgent manpower needs from Man Power and a delay in securing trained caregivers, with limited replies and inadequate state aid amid a difficult local health crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
Derby Headlines and Names from a Fragmented Page
Fragmentary OCR lists Derby related names and terms including planes, tea, removal, and various proper nouns such as Shannon, Beau Mona, Right Royal, Prince, Verity, Murray Stream, Silvey Link, Lasi, Tighe Preror, and others. The legible items reference people, places, and possible events without full context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shannon
Prince
Verity
Murray Stream
Silvey
W P Oliver Bags Patent Medicines
W P Oliver of Las Vegas, listed as a late Grand Turk, bags patent medicines and related wares. The short item notes his trade and location with terse cataloging language typical of the period.
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Vancouver
United
J Bevan
Breen
Freeman Nee Roce Wallon
The
Vale
Mount Tenduel
Bob Chaplain
Constantive
Burke
Kirkman
Worunga Vitor 10 Town
Ale Fair
Grarinds
Clim Lamberth
Matakom
Bris Fume
WG Lambert
Cit Bamberih
We Clarke
Janior
Ales
Kyle Liltin
Ana Tathlly
Cartep
Cott Curry
Fred Larry
Jim O'Krefe
Busines
Q. T.C
Dallawing
Albion
Stanwell
Grand
Bonnly
Port Glas
Carian
Wee
John Fuwa
Nerahero Bun
Prince Sweet Bum
Eagle Street Cottingham
Lady Indy
Ardee Emergencie
Nell Fell
Jenny Rah
Brave Fell
Brubest Glitering Star Fox Bressn Gay Bebolar
John Simeoin
Wedge Beau
Liberty Lown Brown Ladak
Wieland
Noble
John Sliver
Tahun
Jenfilt
Bright
Ion Atal
Winnipeg
Darlpus Merrimba ‘Love Nett
Prince Raththeon, Versa, Aha
Abbeysttts
Panchio Noberman
Kimbert van Eyck
Queensland Railways
Northersivision
Railway Department
Adelaide Street
Engiss
Nor‘tien
Varand
J LE Lingard
Neneval
Monin Ovia
Dow
Mount Flat
F. B. Hope
Wareden
Churchill
Corneil Chambr
Pepiliard
the Methiera
St Qurnifn
Rio
Gulf
Fico
Pling Engineering & Motor Co
Ene
Electrolux
Rove peLiver
Man Ce
Ont
Mercury
Ouambiold
Aerty
N. J. Powers
Wretein Tailoring CO
R.M. Jordan
Cloncury
Dip
Jordan
Mainge
Botley
Wat Or Reronni
W. P.oliver
Uhr
Gloncurry
OATEN
Secopesiin
Stambe
BIO Talkies
Fulday
Sia Bui
Phillip Eden
Anna If
Jobe Shepperd
Virginia Gilmore
Chetniks
Grea: Fim Activy
Charles Boyer
Ria Hayworth
Ginger Barrs
Henry Fonds
Edward G. Robinson
Chari
Laughton
Paul Ethel Waters
Rochester
Wctery
Wall Johnson
Paramount & Australian New Orchestra
John Abbott, Maury McLeodin
London
Beackout
John Payne
Auton Faye
Dusk Qakie
Universal & Fox
Lupe Velez
Leon Roin
Exican
Spitfire
Elephant
Warren William
Marquise
Chapman
Erle Blore
Evan
Wewereela
Bolou
Capanpin
Fons
Ane
Beast
John Litella
Madame Spy
Liureh and Hardy
AIR Rat
Wardens
woMing
Ner
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