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Newspaper
The Areas Express
Location
Booyoolee, Victoria, Australia
Date
Aug 19, 1921
Page
2
Federal income tax and land tax returns are due in July and August. Forms cover balances wages interest dividends and trade or farming income. The notice specifies forms B and 41 and deadlines in July and August.
Government owned enterprise outlines a loan issue with a 6 percent interest rate and a 21 year bond option. It details application payments, installment terms, and the schedule for a 100 Bond issue, warning investors of the risks and lack of guaranteed security.
Fragmentary text references a manager and names Hindley Sinead Ade. Details are unclear but suggest a local notice or brief item mentioning a levy or assessment and individuals connected to a business or event.
Fragmentary text records a Seaday event at Alea's and Moreton with names Brouing Pi Walaa and Bartolo noted, unclear roles or outcomes. no clear date, location, or concrete action emerges from the readable lines.
Farmers and business persons are reminded that the deadline for submitting federal income tax returns expires August 1. Land tax credits and related documents are due by the same date. A bundle of literature from Mr Jas is mentioned, including a note about a costume or port over presented in the Southern Hemisphere. References to Meedatoes Cook and Grabb, and Messrs Marclay and Grabbers point to responsibility for torts and indicate a memorial fund drive for the Gladete memorial.
Local notice lists Nuriootor suppliers inviting buyers elsewhere. Advertisements mention Chyutal Brook sale with 1020 sheep and cattle, horses, pigs. Various local items include rumours, trades, and a whisky reward for a return. A meeting of the Diggers Loan Local Committee was held in the Town Hall with officials and a call for subscribers through agent Harslett.
In a formal farewell at Mulfer hotel postmaster Lumben presided with speakers Bonnar Stewart Robin son Taylor and Tilley. Gladstone District Council nominated candidates for Western Ward Eastern Ward and Gladstone Ward. Budget speech shows expenditure and income. Lames Brewery boiler removal at Gindutone Station. Thomson wins at Georgetown Show Merino prizes. Wheat price steady at 5 shillings.
An old advertisement promotes Bander and Sona Eucalypti Extract as a superior remedy for colds breathing troubles bronchitis and throat issues. It claims antiseptic healing powers from eucalyptus leaves and extracts, touting purity reliability and effectiveness for internal and external use.
In Huddleston and Georgetown notes, rains boost crops after a harsh season while rabbits disrupt farms. Aug 10 gatherings honor Miss Nancy Booker with speeches, music, and sweets, and a Soldiers Memorial Fund dance follows. Wheat Pool critique by Mr Anthony raises policy concerns. local football suffers a defeat but spirits stay voicing resolve.
The message from friends of Mr P Marrie of Georgetown notes a birthday on the previous Wednesday and a family gathering with greetings for his continued health. It also reports Mr TF Jones making satisfactory recovery progress and Mr J B Pearce still very weak but able to leave his box for short outdoor time in recent days.
A stranded whale measured 75 teeth long was found at the mouth of the Adelaide River. A man’s approach to a debate over right and wrong is shaped by inclination rather than truth, and humor appears in the exchange. A hot lemon drink, while beneficial for a cold, needs a touch of adventure to linger.
A detailed programme notes a football fixture between Crystal Brook and Gladstone in the Northern Area Association. About thirty attendees observed the final match day with enthusiasm, and event organizers arranged holders for the post match gosnimuns amid strong local turnout.
A fragmentary report outlines the first semi final where Gryetal Brock will face Gladstone in a Baal style contest to crown a top team. The piece lists expected players and notes the match will decide Gladstone’s standing and potential title hopes within the football association.
A local football match at Cladtons Oval saw the married team defeat the single side 45 to 43 after a close contest. Umpires and a rules committee aided a smooth game with strong crowd support and a post match charity event raised funds for the Bol dists Memorial Fond.
A meeting of ladies was held at the Town Hall yesterday to arrange accommodation and carry out resolutions passed at the public meeting for establishing the Gladstone Memorial Foundation.
Gladstone Corporation held a Friday meeting on August 12 1921 with Mayor R. BE Lince and others present. Minutes approved. correspondence from Norman Machinery lighting plant and T Harslett. Railway lighting crossing denial. Propaganda from South Australia. appointment of mayor Vander Sargent as delegate. metal cutting at Port Burset assigned to Town Clerk. building committee for Memorial Hall proposed. Bennett elected to committee. funds for hall debt allocation. tenders received for oul yette. pay sheet approved. government grants listed.
The Ganeeal previews the ABC spring meeting with divisions and entrants listed. Abbeville Paratse Gelled Tn Pumado race entries include Grand National Herils Hamce Fir ror Kank Mhent and other horses such as Lady feiss and Lightning Hsadiosp.
The report outlines agricultural expansion plans in Argentina and Australia, noting irrigation schemes, land availability, and potential increases in lucerne cultivation. Key figures include 18,616,090 acres of lucerne in Argentina and 8,234,000 acres in the United States, with Canada and Australia highlighted for irrigation and land fertility improvements. It stresses projected boosts in water channels, rail and canal works, and the transformative impact on farming regions amid rising oil and banking concerns.
A collage of garbled bits on weather, wartime deaths, politics, and jokes. It mentions winter’s end in two weeks, subscrip tions, a war toll of three hundred British cures, and a parade of scattered phrases about fashion, cats, farming, and social exchanges. Entities and coherence are sparse.
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