Dramatic Air Transport Journey Ends Near Cloncurry
Ross Smith and crew recount a perilous Darwin to Cloncurry flight with a damaged propeller. They landed at Cobb's Creek then Anthony's Lagoon for repairs, balanced and tested a mended blade, endured 110 degree heat and sandflies, and planned a dawn departure toward Cloncurry aided by local help and favorable winds.
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Darwin
Anthony
Katherine
Warlock Pond
Bennett
Newcastle Waters
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Tagoon
Panie Tomi
Cobb's Creek
Mr. Peacork
Ber-geant Atretton
Mowar
Peacock
Sergeant Stretton
Pracerk
Palewiia
Brdoeer
Cobb's Creek Tire
Omer
Cobb's
Postock
Stretton
Anthony's Lagoon
Silvers
Anthony's
White
Kemp
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Ashford Announces Soldier Settlement Blocks Across 176000 Acres
Mr Ashford on Saturday outlined a soldier settlement program in California and other lands totaling about 176 000 acres. Blocks suited to mixed farming dairying orchards poultry and viticulture will be allocated under group settlement schemes with Navilah estate and several properties subdivided into units averaging 600 acres. Applications to be invited and lodged with the Treasurer of Soldiers Settlements before February.
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Mr. Ashford
Navilah
Ayletone- Mudgee
Hunter White
Ashford
White
Evergrey
Sal Somerton
Alt
Fee
Dirmiveer
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Mision
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Harman
Alan
Bern
Ashfort
Ap Hill
Socialism as a remedy amid industrial chaos debated
Stephen Lengock of MGI University in Montreal argues in a London SunExpress column that socialism is a dream and likely unachievable. He critiques present conditions of riches and poverty, labor chaos, waste, and poverty while urging sane, serious thought before choosing political-economic paths. He asserts governments struggle to adapt as transformation sweeps society.
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Stephen Lengock
MGI University
Montreal
London
Sunray Expresa
Mr. Leacork
Tumut Folks and Local Praise in a Christmas Note
The item praises Tumut residents for their affable nature and humorously thanks a local person for delivering goods. It mentions an act involving a bridge on the nights of the 28th last month and promises continued hard work, closing with festive wishes.
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Barry
Popular Victory Sparks Open Air Welcome in South Grafton
Longtime supporters filled the streets Monday evening to honor Dr Page at his Cowper victory. A surprise outdoor concert preceded by a procession from Spring Street led by the South Grafton Hand and banners in the doctor’s fire colors, with cheers and a warm, enthusiastic reception.
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Page
Cowper
South Gratton
Shout A Thouand
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South Grafton
Britain’s Meat Imports From France to Europe Rise
Britain’s meat imports show large volumes from Lincoln to Europe with over 10,000,000 tons shipped. For the year to July Britain imported 184 tons of beef 100 tons of pork and 8500 tons of various frozen meats from the United States. In seven months Argentinian intake included 5200 tons chilled beef 125,000 tons frozen beef 18,000 tons mutton and 19,000 tons miscellaneous frozen products.
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Europe
Britain
United States
Victorian teachers report holiday work to make ends meet
A Victorian note states that school teachers complain they must work holidays rabbiting fruit picking and harvesting to supplement meager wages. The piece reflects on industrial change and labor strain affecting workers and educators alike.
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Lithgow
Wool and meat market report with strong notes on future demand
Wilkinson and Lavender Ltd report a December sale with 40406 sheep and lambs and 20,001 cattle and calves penned. Prices vary by quality with demand easing slightly from last day, and forecasts suggest a strong next sale in January. Wool markets in Australia discuss postwar supply, France and Belgium demand, and prospects for 1921.
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Wilkinson and Lavender Ltd
Jnbott
Lamba
Badgery Bron
Sydney
Eye Strain Linked to Nervous Disorders Says Expert
An expert from "Eight Hour" claims faulty vision affects about one in ten people and eye strain causes headaches insomnia and diminished concentration. He invites readers to a vision check at 32 Other Street in Sydney and at the Touporial Hotel in Taverville on June 2.
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Ginssen
A. Haas
Miners, music, and merriment on Tingha outing
A lively journey by 25 youths and adjutant Dancey Anwhcin from the Citadel to Tingha ended with a village concert. The party enjoyed a varied programme from comic recitations to songs, with praise for Adjutant Dancey and memories of the trip's camaraderie and jovial banter.
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Jolly
Citadel
F. B. Lee
Citadel Et Aloye
Bomgeiar Brigade
Tingh
Papa
Dancey
Salvatia Army
Appea
Iiler
Bilbona
Sam
Bann
T. Burgess
Fombe
Wil Booth
Sowkine
Lemmon
Aoddence
Mies Mo
Tingha
Christ Earol
D.C
Geo. T. Burges
Gor
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