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Newspaper
Longreach Leader
Location
Longreach, Queensland, Australia
Date
May 14, 1954
Page
20
Fragmentary text with unreadable names and dates, no clear event or entities to summarize.
A fragmented report from the Blackall cattle show notes surprising turnout and high quality cattle. Judges praised top shorthorn and poll breeds with awards to Greenhalgh Banks and Helfer among others, highlighting strong condition and notable exhibits from Listowel and nearby studs.
Report describes missing three phase wiring hampering work at Coneraash High School. Portable power lines and equipment caused delays. officials discuss converting wiring from D1 to a Lanaredy standard to enable full electrical service.
The Morella branch of the QOWA held its first meeting in December, delayed by rain. Quorum issues persisted as a report showed balances from General Fund and Budgets Fund, plus a new fund started from a gun shoot event conducted by the Duke River Downe Gun Club in November. Donations arrived and catering expenses were covered by members. Mrs Steele and her children stayed at Morelia Hall during the days waiting for girl’s arrival. James McBherry and Bullen supported a member and reported her discomfort. Mrs Greele provided a spare chair. Awards at Loggreach were noted for More Woosid Handlerstte, with Mrs Davidson thanked for chairing the refreshments and elected branch delegate to the Brisbane Conference. A letter from Dorothy Davidson Watt was read, and ministers listed among attendees.
Barcoo properties wD Barcoo properties wD were sold by agents Winencoube Oureqn Ltd in an undisclosed price. Dramond Downs and Wile aren properties were included in the listing. The sale occurred as part of a regional land deal with buyers described as Thompson and others.
The National Council of Wool Growers reported ten months of wool sales reaching £335,232,138 with 940,741 bales sold and 1,087 shipped in the same period. Prices remained firm with values holding at closing, while buyers showed steady demand for the season’s output.
A rambling court note details May proceedings with multiple names and charges, plus a truck capsizing on the Tambo Road injuring no one. Names cited include Henry Mari Yon and Mr OConnor, with actions against Brady and Byer. The report notes costs, appearances, and default entries, followed by a truck incident near Alpha Station with minimal damage and no injuries.
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