Monahan the Tailor Offers Custom Work in Town
A local tailor named Monahan advertises tailoring services including cutting stitching and fitting. The note promises high quality work and invites customers to visit his shop in town or call for service and pricing information.
We Are Pitt Introduces Low Price Drapery at Hill Walling
A brief notice announces We Are Pitt opening at Stege Bipeirak in Toor with emphasis on leading with low prices. The ad highlights value and front end deals for drapery customers, aiming to attract shoppers with attractive pricing.
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Country press debate on rural needs and political coverage
The article argues rural country presses should actively voice country needs rather than merely report local events. It notes a shift toward city-centric journalism and highlights Liberal candidates J Bonltwood Bollingen, L C Martio-Tetee, Dobie Bawden-Gration, Beiner, and W S Howse, with notice of a meeting at Coff Harbour and a letter from Mr Briner held for Saturday.
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Dybier Bawden
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Ures
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L. C. Martio
Dobie Bawden
Beiner
Howse
Labor
Zariou Yoon
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Hospital Demonstration for Building Our Own Hospital
A four week campaign outlines tribute to funds for a local hospital project. The plan aims to raise money through demonstrations and events over four days and nights to support the construction of a hospital meeting local needs.
Public Works Brisbane letter on crane and services
A damaged paper fragment discusses a Public Works Department message from Sydney dated August 28 referencing a 3rd letter. It mentions proposed works at local facilities including a harbour area and a crane installation plan. The text is garbled but indicates coordination with coastal authorities and a schedule of site preparations.
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I Public Works Department
Sydney
Wah
Etter
Rhe
Salte Way
Narti Coast Sailer
Smallpox Export Impacts Quarantine and Health Measures
Telegraphic notice reports 73 quarantinable cases as smallpox exports continue. Names of towns and individuals appear amid chaotic text noting recaptures and evacuations, with government moving slaughter to different locations and references to global events and sports imply broad disruption.
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Sydney
Pia
Raller
Unclear OCR Item Sparks Convivial Farm Debate
Fragmentary text shows a rural discussion involving a conscientious farmer and local figures named Clarence and Dawil. The garbled passage references a half mile distance, a report, and a scene with a farmer and garay gravity ending with an unclear aim.
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Om Stove
Opening Prayer Service at Coils Salvagion Array
fragmentary notice describes a Sunday service at a local location near Briga ieroes for a school of Ane with attendees from Division Pomera an Prout Aresidute. The text names a committee and indicates a forthcoming event.
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Brigaieroes
Ane
Lia
Turbulent notes from coastal region and council talks
A jumble of local notices, meetings, and events covers harbor lines, shire duties, church and school affairs, and social gatherings. Reports mention road work, a district engineer update, council elections, and forthcoming dances while noting violence and crime stories in distant mentions.
The Rural Workers Log in Early Strife over Working Hours
The Rural Workers Union faces a motion on adopting an eight hour day and higher pay. Farmers resist changes, citing producer costs, while unions press for better wages and improved conditions. The debate reflects broader community impact and potential royal committee review.
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Hural Workers’ Union
Sarmere Gad
Hoare
Wits
Rliotler Hinzen Sud
Agricultural Society Proceedings and Financial Deliberations
The record details a mixed set of society committee debates, inquiries, and votes. Members discuss recalls and inquiries, bank advances, unseen expenditures, and the need for proper inquiries into land matters. The President announces speakers and appointments, while the Labor party raises concerns about party alignment and legislative processes.
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