Death Notices and Notices of Arrangements
Fragmentary OCR lists refer to death notices and arrangements. The readable items mention individuals and dates in passing, with limited detail on names or contexts available for summarization.
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Newspaper
Laura Standard
Location
Laura, Queensland, Australia
Date
May 14, 1915
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR lists refer to death notices and arrangements. The readable items mention individuals and dates in passing, with limited detail on names or contexts available for summarization.
A garbled text laments clarity and truth, urging fair dealing and warning that vision and judgment are linked to moral balance. Mentions Laubmann and Pank as possible names amid a confusing message about eye care and perception.
A local printer or publisher is identified as the entity responsible for printing and publication, with a generic note about the office location on Harbert Street. The fragment indicates a small historical printing record or notice without additional context or dates.
The Laura Branch met at Laura Town Hall on Friday April 20. Mr E Biesing led sermons on improving feed and milk yield with better herd testing and separate cow milk weighing. Mr L Giles presented a paper urging beef and dairy profitability through careful feeding, testing, and up-to-date management with a focus on winter readiness and silage. The group planned a follow up meeting May 29 and thanked Mr Giles for the session.
Speech at the fifteenth annual Congress in Sydney emphasizes country press value to the nation and calls for commercial support. He notes farmers’ needs, drought relief, and the press role in culture and public life, urging readers and advertisers to back local newspapers.
Doan's pills are promoted as permanent cures for backache and kidney trouble after four years of investigation. Mrs Bowen of Gladstone loaned support, citing two bottles curing her backache and urging public use. The ad states pills cost 24d per bottle or six for 15d and warns buyers to obtain Doan's from chemists and stores.
A city event at Town Hall on Monday May 3 featured the Laura Brass Band in a Spare Breve Band contest. The Mayor chaired the proceedings and led the ceremonial activities marking the annual gathering.
The secretary presented the annual balacos sheet showing a year end balance of £16 6/7 after income of £38 18/5 and expenditures of £24 9/3. A motion to approve the report was adopted. Officers elected for the ensuing year include President Mayor Laure, Vice Presidents J F Boonalardt and JB Walter, and Treasurer TP Winter.
A vintage advisory piece claims wealth cannot buy health and emphasizes digestion as key to vitality. It warns to rest before meals if tired, avoid overeating, and limit meals to three per day. The text advises cheerful company to stimulate stomach juices and cautions against eating when not hungry.
Fragmentary OCR notes list December 17 to 22 and years 18 19 90 91 related to vehicle lighting rules. No clear event or organization identified beyond date ranges.
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