Weather forecast notes for Northern regions and storms
Official forecast outlines unsettled weather across eastern AUS with highs and thunderstorm risk. Forecasters expect rain bands to move through Barwin Bowells Pine Otek and nearby areas Saturday and Sunday, with cooler conditions in the northern divisions and possible showers.
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Koyamber
Ieee Nanan Aelienliy Sunlonaty
Bf Anolver
Nortierm
Erriy
Beriey Avision
Tnt
Barwin
Baints
Bovells
Global powers and sea control debated in wartime reflections
A dated article discusses naval power, colonies, and strategic balance amid rising tensions. It weighs Britain Germany Japan and Italy, the Pacific and Mediterranean theaters, and the impact of colonial holdings on potential future conflicts. The piece reflects on naval dominance, trade routes, and the shifting balance of power leading to broader war concerns.
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Germany
Britain
Japan
Rausia
Priams Canal
Rephloa
Mediterranean
Thaly
Kaague
Wanda An
Pacific
Germamr
Wes
Rosie
Spain
Gertinhy
Janan
Seasonal Greeting Card Range Delivers Pleasant Value
A local ad offers greeting cards with promise of good will and tasteful designs. It highlights affordable pricing and a curated selection to suit various recipients including friends and acquaintances, inviting readers to choose suitable cards for the season.
Obituary for Major Towson Lontok in wartime service
The Times notes Major Towson Lontok who served after the war aiding disabled ex-servicemen. He organized, inspired action, and pressed for accountability in recognizing victims and supporting veterans. He married the daughter of William Gibason and had three children. He died after delivering care at a hospital convoy to a factory, reflecting dedication to workers and wartime duty.
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Times Pagen
Sinter Howenn
Dnife Mit
Ex-Saniles
Miianbletately
Tiga
Desi
William Gibaost
el Wourne
Teaver
Woopy
Fruit Traffic and Wholesales Prices Rise at Brisbane Markets
The report notes tense conditions as fruit traffic and wholesale prices surged in the Brisbane markets during the first week. Transport shifts included more trains between the border and Brisbane to meet rising demand amid seasonal stock schemes and heavy cross-border purchases.
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Titswerke
Detgomlini
JRE
Amiens
Expeed
Ulm
Amoruls
South Gquestinland
Toowoomba-Warwick-Wal
Tanger
Shack
New ‘South Wates
Emi
Brisbane
Government Offices Plan Major Repairs at Ware College
A government notice details government offices and contractors proposing exterior painting for Ware College building. Five artists will work on walls while inspectors from health and agriculture oversee the project. An auctioned stock item will be replaced and a new stand and bird-proof note are planned.
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MLA
Ne Heer
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Fustle
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En Dinate
Oltier
Temperatures Rise as Week Ends in Heat Wave
Weather report notes extreme heat with highs around 90s and 100s, record sweltering conditions at week’s end. Thermometer readings show a sharp rise, with a dip to near 60s balmy mornings and a potential pattern of storm activity expected later in November.
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Westtherarty
Still They Come From Warmer Climate Hens Lay Four Inch Egg
A damaged OCR clipping reports unusual egg production on Dickson’s Rhode Island property. A large warm climate hen laid a four inch egg near a trough, described as unusually large and surprising locals. The Daily News notes the Bremen area and mentions Red Bullet as a source for the report.
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Warwick
Vanterday
Daily News
Dickson
Frm
Severe whirlwind damages shearing shed in rural area
A violent whirlwind ripped through a small homestead, wrecking the shearing shed and damaging nearby structures. Residents report debris scattered across the yard and property owners assessing losses, with no injuries reported at this time.
Appointment vacancy fills clerical post in Warwick city
The Warwick town council on appointment fills a clerical vacancy left by the late executive, naming Mr. L I W Similhos as the new clerk and Mr. Py We Bertster as assistant. The appointment marks a century of service by the council in the region, with Farnum Aldine listed among the staff in Washington.
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Warwick Gly Council
Bertster
Feb
Bertster Farnum Aldine
Biro Gots
Alcallaty
New Chairman Elected for England Co operative Body
Mr W. Archer is named chairman of the England Co operative Sortie Association, succeeding Mr W. Saris who resigned. Archer promises directors unity and shareholder-focused action while acknowledging the heavy workload and the need to safeguard the cooperative’s interests amid ongoing restructuring and financial concerns.
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Ensland Co-operative Sortie Association
Mm. W. Dee Archer
Queensland
Harris
Christmas Cheer Promises Christmas Distribution Details
A government inquiry into Christmas relief plans faces debate over eligibility and rationing. Ministerial instructions direct the Department of Labour and Industry to adjust distribution rules so many workers with intermittent or prior full-time status may still qualify for sustenance during the short relief period.
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Daily News
J. J. Healy
Timus
Mamater
Healy
Department of Labour and Illustry
Hesty
Dalby Weather Prophet’s Miscalc Sparks Regional Haze
A miscalculated Dalby weather forecast caused confusion across the Darling district as readers noted errors in rainfall and temperature predictions. The forecaster’s November missive omitted key data, leading to inconsistent readings from Queenland to Western Australia. Local agencies urged caution while addressing the forecast gaps and the public awaited corrected guidance.
Missing Papuan District Magistrate Sparks Safety Fears
Report from Canberra notes growing concern over the safety of Papuan district magistrate missing since May. Officials say the search expanded after new local links suggested possible foul play, with prior notes indicating a high-risk area and multiple native patrols assisting.
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Canberra
Aeonnay—Pears
Society of Ten Chasapiony
Saglkeate
Ahorkiy Otter Westhounta
Patrot
Lesb
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Sadle
Mlénln
Raft
Amelais
Local Events and Societies Listing Impromptu
Fragmentary OCR reading lists society and party notices including group names and names like Mush Aahour candidate. It mentions Town Wall Bake of Aliero4 Golders Cb' oom and various society societies with unclear dates and settings.
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He Allen
Teedevons Society
Golders
J. Mh
Nian
Namean
Rinn Vale
Rs Y
Fisteenre
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