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Longreach Leader in Longreach, Queensland

29 Jun 1923

Page 9

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Longreach Leader

Location

Longreach, Queensland, Australia

Date

Jun 29, 1923

Page

9

Winton Notes The Weather and Local Affairs

The notes describe cold nights with heavy rain weeks ago and widespread flu cases, plus council postponements and plans for a shire engineer. Building updates highlight a near-finished school and improving hospital, with expectations for the Longreach Winton Railway. Races at Kynuna drew crowds, football Sundays attract fans, and stock movements include large cattle shipments to Bowen Meatworks and other markets.

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At- Shire Winton Queensland Poothell Wantalyna Bowen Meatworks Macunda Downs Ross River Keenan Bros Bigdensburg Dagworth
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Tea Planter to Visit Brisbane for State Prospects

Mr C H Witherington, noted tea planter, will travel to Brisbane to inquire into tea culture prospects in the state. The Health Commissioner says no pneumonic influenza cases have been reported in Queensland. Archie Bradley defeated J Dale at Sydney Stadium in the eleventh round. Fifty New South Wales boys under Young Australia arrived in Brisbane for a mid winter vacation in Queensland. A son of Mr J H Morris of Tenterfield was killed when dragged by a bolting horse. A Sydney teachers conference backed steps to register the federation under Commonwealth Act. All states except Queensland show higher living costs last month. Queensland reported a 0.4 percent decrease.

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C. H. Witherington Brisbane Queensland New South Wales The Young Australia J. H. Morris Tenterfield Sydney
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