30 Apr 1935
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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Apr 30, 1935
Page
1
The fragment describes multiple coats including a brown Worsted Tweed with Bully Lines, a Military Style coat with pleated bush, and a white proof tweed coat with a panelled back. It notes shapes, sleeve styles, linings, and belts, with measurements like 47/6 and 36/11 indicated in the damaged text.
Fragmented OCR ad lists various flannelette goods and underwear items with mixed spellings and inconsistent sizing. Mentions white flannels dark grey saturnal and baby flannelets with yardages and prices such as 2/0 2/4 and 20/4.
Mr Hanlon advocates Warwick as Labour’s strong prospect in the upcoming election. He notes Labour's recent gains and the party’s chances aided by support from allies. party candidates including J. Teetty and others face scrutiny over past voting alignments. The discussion covers campaign strategy in southern districts and endorsements from local figures, with expectations of improved government credibility.
Unclear text describes ministerial debate over Aboriginal policy tied to a mission station disturbance. Mentions federal funding, government relations, and officials visiting a settlement near Tila county with discussion of maintaining or relocating the mission and critique of colonial administration.
The report outlines a volatile wool market with rising prices in some lines and heavy competition in others. It notes key players such as Continentals, Australia, and Germany, mentions export activity, and cites an estimated value around £270,000. Historical figures and specific codes appear, reflecting a seized sense of market tension.
Amlaouri Monday news reports a heresy charge facing defendant Hayea who was warned by Archbishop and ordered to appear before the court. The proceedings discuss alleged attempts to recant and the court adjournment as observers note the suspect’s statements and the legal actions taken.
Fragmented OCR reads as Canary Seed Board WMKDA NH and Matulig-HH discuss appointing solvers. It mentions Canyy Bay Howe and Mu ytownh wlenihers Muyara, with references to Altern and a venue at Dune Q NeIM. The text is garbled, unclear on dates, and lacks verifiable details.
A late 19th century Irish report from Killarney describes widespread illiteracy among children and adults deemed unable to write. It details compulsory education proposals, costs, and debates over central school location and funding, including opinions from local officials and education authorities.
Amid severe drought, Dalby and surrounding districts face water restrictions. Officials report limited supplies from front depots with only 30 public taps usable. Public works scramble to secure rain-fed stores while planning for mules and trucking water to essential sites.
A garbled report from Bedford outlines a retrial date urged by local officials. The fragmented text references May Day protests, court actions, and a judge’s decision, with mentions of city, dates, and parties, though specifics are unclear due to OCR errors.
Munday Blelinl Dromay fon Wedara Labour candidate torobville was stabbed at the Tychaele Inn garage on Babars Alay nights Te is allowed that on iller from HAMLG Lunes. An attempt to restrain and arrest followed as police attended and began investigations.
In a dramatic final, McGrath loses decisively to Quist in a strenuous roundrobin championship. Quist edges ahead with sharp net play as Crawford and McGrath struggle to contain the rallying foe. The Australian title scene witnesses a surprising defeat, with Cobras and Synapse players noted in the crowd.
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