Funeral notices from Maryborough and surrounding towns
A series of funeral and obituary notices across Maryborough and nearby districts. Records detail deaths of Christen Jorgensen Hoberg, Frederick Charlew Stirs, and others, with funeral times, churches, and burial details. Names include Mary Megdalen Sours, John Lertie Sears, Harry Bristow, and family connections across Toowoomba and Taree.
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Hoberg
Ofryborough
Som
Mam
Chrinen Jongenaen
Nuaand
Derethes Christina Hoberg
Tiare
Vietor Ot Niketbah
Aurboune
A. Christensen
iNikentah
Mira
A. Adams
Frederick Charlew
Pauls
Pasteurized milk in the new year note
Fragmentary OCR text appears to discuss pasteurised milk, a fire, and associations with unclear names. The readable portions reference milk, safety, and organizational mentions but fail to form a coherent event or outcome. No clear date, place, or people can be reliably identified.
Fire damages city dwelling in Wick area incident
Reported Saturday riot of smoke and flames at a city dwelling near Wick. Fire officer Alex Dawson arrived to find fire spreading from a wooden pile to a rear room. The home, occupied by Mrs Hartoare, sustained fire damage with no further injuries reported.
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Fxietiaine Cloner
Enna
Arid
Alex Daweon
PRTE
Leieie Rede
Iatevig Memorial
Eli Henderson
Butler Oy Ie
Ed. Binge
Mra J. Churchdavilient
E. Birt
Searnesa
Bed Javae
I R. Haber
Senry
Beremuenaing
Belglat
Pale
Stoke
J. Duntan
Urongar
Maryborough
Bromers
Brisbane
Fossayr
U.S. Cotton Shortage Sparks Government Alarm
The Department of Agriculture warned of a possible cotton shortage in 1852 due to adverse weather and pests. It cited projected production around 800,000 bales for the year and estimated harvested acreage near 170 with a tentative value of 270.00 per bale. Scarcity fears followed reports of reduced yields and unsettled market conditions.
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U.S
Washington
Dre
Department of Agneuliire Teitoy
Mitre TV
River Ae
Iidicatre
Realism Guides Australia on National Service Defense
The piece argues national defence must transcend party politics and emphasizes Australia’s need for a broad industrial and manpower effort. It notes World War II lessons, the possible European focus, and the risk of aggression from the East, urging readiness and national service now.
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Australia
MaceArthur
Muppely
Mike-Truman
Washington
Europe
Tl Uw
Britain
Asia
Free Lands
Labour Senate
Select Committee
Austalia
America
Labour Party
Auerahia
Exercice Band to Perform in Gardena on Thursday
The Exercice Band will perform in Gardena on Thursday near the town center. Shows start in the evening with local audiences invited to attend the event.
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Will Wondoet
Ohan Wheel
Gardena
Bay ambulance centre marks opening and fundraising fete
Hervey Bay ambulance centre opened with a community fete that raised funds for building work. Guests including Mr J Pirsey MLA and Mr D Farrell MLA attended as center officials praised volunteers, noted 18 months of operation covering 12,000 miles of patient transport, and showcased a new Chevrolet ambulance. Local dignitaries lauded Queensland Ambulance Transport Brigade efforts and outlined plans for ongoing fundraising and services.
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Sealey
Mr. Sealey
Studebaker
Lovejoy
Nodeberg
Adtlois
Catmraderie
Qats
Cooper
Qerenaland
Herver Bay
Comemit
Dale
J. Piarrey
Childers Centee
KH. Corser Mwr
Canberra
Wervery Bay Fiece
Burrell
Burrant
Connell
Ghiat
Wamera
Hervey Boy
Drum Moen
Remy
Celal Srvbeb
Farrel
Mervey Bay
Bundaberg Qate
Bay
Weg Sealey
Benley
Bundaberg
Bigsfenden
Biggenden
Hervey Bay
Bindaberg
J. Church
J Wo Haden
Gympie
Peter Knadseon
Millar
Queensland Ambulance Transport Brigade
QATB
Bb Cary
Turekbing
Wurald
Beter Knudsen
Fragmentary political turmoil hints at explosive tensions
A garbled OCR fragment discusses the Dvbone party in Parienosr teers pushing for charges on Gelence pales and a broad debate on national services. It mentions Bey Chifley removal and hopes for restoration, with incendiary references to a volatile political crisis and potentially explosive sentiments.
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Ben Chilley
Chifley
Ubat
Dvbone
Ramey
Ukely
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IRS
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Commonwealth Bank
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Coatume Salon
Kent-street
Mary Bearougie
Optometeis
CoMinea
Ates
Mary
Priseani Efeste
Cowal
Ener
Maryborough Furniture Factory
Ferry and Ann Streets
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WAT
Boncote
A. Breachers
PRAMS
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Adelaide Street
Maryborough Steam Laundry
Richmond Axe
Leslie Walte
Teswa Sult
Rchuolbow
Welcome Creek
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Jaar
Butchee Eal
Christen
Jorgenson Hoberg
Furewa
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St Stephen's Pri Vhyterian Church
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Marya Ously
Kirk
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Robert
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Holber
Edward
Lusher
HMO
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Robert Henry Williema
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Arthur Cswel
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Mick McKenna
Tanania
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