Inquest Reveals Dimboola Shooting Self-Inflicted Death
Melbourne witnesses describe Jon Alexander Dedman’s fatal gunshot at Dimboola. Coroner Mr. J Orang cites mental fitness assessing whether the firing was by act of self and notes interactions with Roy Britt Allan Musk and Miss Maskell before the tragedy. Dedman was found unconscious with a bullet wound after an incident involving Maskell’s account of the events.
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Melbourne
Tweday
Depuy
J Orang
Dimboola
Jon Alesander Dedman
Ah Jabower
Dedman
Dimoolt
Roy Britt
Wilking
Allan Musk
Maskell
Deaman
Dulles
Saul
Premier's Message on Wheat Crop Disposal in Brisbane
Queensland officials announce forced appointment of a committee under the Wheat Stabilization Act to oversee disposal of the crop amid poor conditions. The group, led by Mr Colly Wark, includes W. Binns and Hutter, with an official announcement to follow in the Government Gazette. Milling wheat outlook remains weak as peak production concerns persist in Toowoomba and surrounding districts.
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Sala
Vamamiling
Mtr
Cammitine
Meo
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Wheak Bowrt
Mm White
Allie
Monars
Colly Clark
Ine Dontays Kil Lindkmey
Erice Pasig
Come
H. Hutter
Department of Agriculture
Queensland
Gazi Thin Wek
Speech Night at Wilnet Girt College Focuses on Education
A lengthy address urges renewed commitment to education and nation building. The Premier and educators argument emphasizes improving youth prospects, training, and civic responsibility while acknowledging past toil and the need for adapting to new ideas.
All-Weather Road To Capital Via Heifer Creek
Incomplete OCR reads a plan for an all weather road to the capital via Heifer Creek and Wikhin with a Warwick to Brisbane route. It notes a 34 mile section between Filter and Gatien and mentions costs around 79 alreaty and remaining 44 miles to be completed, with references to Warwhel Malfe Crwb-Drakane and related names.
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Capital
Heifer Creek
Morlee
Brisbane
Renin
Hugh
Senate Passes Bounty Bill for Complete Car Manufacturing
In Canberra the Senate backed a government plan to offer a bounty to encourage the complete manufacture of motor cars in Australia. Opposition leaders criticized it as a step toward a monopoly and warned that conditions could hinder most firms. government officials voiced cautious optimism and said several firms had shown interest in proposals for local car manufacture.
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Tiesley
Eich
Benoit Vo
Meve
Benator J. 8
Collegs
Australia
Rlowever
Citician
Leckie
Wits
H. & Poll
Complete Motor Core
Covernment
Firma
Fy Marck
Una Wes
Australian tobacco duty rise debated in House
Tuesday the Australian Parliament discussed a 4 per cent increase in duties on manufactured tobacco and penalties for noncompliance. The Minister for Customs Mr J A Perlis said the measure would raise about £6.5 million in additional revenue and aim to curb imports by boosting local cultivation and purchase of domestically grown tobacco. The government argues the move protects purity standards and reduces foreign competition.
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Canberra
House of Representatives
Customs
J. A. Perlis
Austrailan
Vobagen
Foreign News Broadcasts in London Question on Proposal
London reports broadcast in English and other languages continues as a daily foreign news summary. The House of Commons discusses the 0 dllcontinue the foreign news agenda and related proposals amid ongoing debates.
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London
Gommana
Recruiting Campaign in Canberia and Sydney Observers Report
The report details a recruiting drive in Canberra and Brisbane with 10 000 men target, equipment readiness, and a government push. It notes a survey by the Recruiting Board, increasing enlistment figures through 1864, and planned parades in Brisbane and Sydney to showcase troops and gear.
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Bevistaria
Abe
Ines
Anti
Juerniland
New South Wales
South Austewile
Australia
Tasmania
Queens
New Boul Wales
Uanberra
Tubsiay
Sennar
Benton Agiedt
L. Tas
Brisbane Parade
Downs Association Toowoomba Deliberations Held
Delegates from the Darling Downs Local Authorities Development Corporation met at the Town Hall to discuss resolutions. They urged the Land Administration Board to respond to a letter and seek support for compulsory payment, while calling for joint action on fox control and year round poisoning programs with department bait support.
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Toowooma
Darling Downs
Ald
Ninietralien
Amocta
Ik Was Urged Init For ‘King Awould Be Tattooed Wind This Re Umed To the Lmpper
Rosalie
Weaxaoekstiol
Queensland
Warwick Grain Shed Delivers to Warwick Area
Grain shed operations report ongoing deliveries to Warwick and nearby areas. Rough estimates show 28 hundred to 39 hundred bags processed per day with anticipated totals around 49 thousand for the period. Officials note forthcoming distribution of rations before Christmas as planned, pending final confirmations.
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Warwick Wiest
Undated reminiscence on duty and education values
The speaker praises school leaders and teachers for embedding duty in curricula. He emphasizes that success lies in performing learned duties rather than merely winning honors. The talk links personal effort to national greatness and urges living up to a higher standard in schooling and service.
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Elie Cogettier
Premier Arrives in Warwick for Welcome and Duties
Mr W Ponentt AmIIN and private secretary Var J Leer arrived in Warwick yesterday afternoon to visit Girl's College and Scots College. In Warwick they were greeted with a civic welcome by local officials and the Warwick City Pipe Band. The Premier met Gordan Chatlec and discussed Pharmacy College results. A Warwick Light School apprentice, Charles, trained at Warwick and will join Brisbane after Christmas for a chemist position.
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W. Ponentt Amiin
Werretary Var J. Leer
Varick
Cones
iWon Wiha
Shereh Monteelette Hull
Schoois Cound
Brisbane
Beatibii
Warnick City
Nin
Gordan Chatlec
Ue “Giernaland College of Pharmacy
Ae. Prastiee
Charles
Charler
Gmiuaymreer
Weewick
Warwick Light School
Warwick
J. Armitdteld
Ue Pharmacy College
Mr. Armitatend
Sun
Fragmentary note on gems and jewelers dialogue
A garbled passage discusses the value and luster of diamonds and precious stones. It mentions mounting stones, jewelers, and messages about rings, with unclear references to dealers or locations. The text is highly distorted and difficult to parse into a coherent report.
Toowoomba Repertory Society Loan and Meeting Notes
The Toowoomba Repertory Society reports a loan of £12 and outlines outcomes from the annual meeting. Officers elected included Patros as Governor, Camillait as vice-patron, and other posts such as shop Wands Bistop Rapp, Oogman, and Paslden with names listed in local proceedings.
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Toowoomba Repertory Society
Toowoomba
Paslden
Ali
Mk Wall
Muaytoaure
Fire Outbreak In Blue Bon Mountain
A fire outbreak on Blue Bon Mountain caused alarms as seamen and bystanders assisted. Fire brigades battled flames by nine Ave Pousan with water from buckets and a nearby station. Police reported poles and wires damaged, causing an electrical outage while residents sheltered. No serious injuries reported.
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Che
Wenle
Amore Sreperua
Ducig
Palle Golf
Ambiguous political memo hints at funding and sites abroad
A mangled excerpt references a committee fund discussing preliminary development costs between 60 000 and 200 000 and potential pumping schemes. It notes Lakes E Ware as a rare area in Answalind history with an identified occurrence and mentions proposals around Taker Ehirinte and wall pumping.
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WrwAre
Olf & Poskibie
Today’s Events Bhusboard’s Righits Wife
Fragmentary notes list meetings and postings about a local centenary committee in Darling Downs and a town hall event. Limited readable names include the Darling Downs Centenary Committee and a reference to a meeting time around 9 min. The legibility prevents precise details or full event scope.
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Bhusboard
Righits
Ainirsiy'e
Aris Fiensral Misting
Darling Downs
Towa Mall
I Wolaom
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