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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Dec 12, 1933
Page
3
A protest letter from Gordon A Bell complains about the paper’s heading Mutebey OM Was Rain the Tenson and defends his cricket duties. He asserts wickets were marked for a 9:20 game on Saturday and rejects interference with equipment. He demands no morning practice outside his contract and urges publication of the letter.
Reader letter condemns hospital board for choosing the lowest bread tender after seeking six month quotes. Critic argues price fixing by government and unions, questions school feeding, and notes Doctors and bakers as parties to fair wages. Various local figures referenced in a contentious critique of supply and cost.
Members of the Women’s Chub held a Christmas party in the library rooms featuring violet blue agapanthus and deep marigold arrangements. A central light highlighted a Christmas cake for the president, with music, nursery rhyme competition, and greetings as the gathering praised the season.
Report from Swanfele notes a 20 acre Flora wheat paddock owned by Gr. Brooker produced 124 bushels per acre. Estimated total harvest around 6000 bags. Week brought daily storms with rainfall data scattered district wide. Swanfely remained dry while elsewhere towns reported up to three inches in an hour, complicating measurements.
A graffitied report discusses baker and miller costs, price shifts, wage changes, and local supply amid scarce imports. It notes payments for horse shoing, unemployment absence, and regional trade moves toward border buying, with a cautious cautionary tone on price reductions.
The long weld stretch in Routhend England is valued at £950,000 though the premium is considered too heavy.
December picnic at Plhoyw Valley State School grounds drew wide attendance under parental supervision. J J Keogh chaired, children received prize bags, while a late sports programme amid a band of workers entertained. results list many youngsters winning races and events across junior and senior categories.
A fragment notes possible access to pot stops at a unit and questions the purchase of a gallon for motor fuel, dye, brandy, and heating manufacture. The text appears as garbled OCR with uncertain names and lacks clear event or dates.
Entertainment notes announce the final presentation of The Silk Express and The Grooked Girelo tonight at His Amonty's Theatre starting at 4 o'clock. The Silk Express blends fiction and murder mystery with Nel Hamilton and Sheile Terry leading. The Crone Circle is a companion piece featuring Ten Lyon Irene Purcell Za Pitta James Gleason and more. Fox Movietone News includes the 1933 Working Rodeo and Blonde Venus promises romance centered on a woman’s sacrifice. Box plans are at Millar's.
Awkward plight of the Patrick steamer Craigend's chief officer Mr A Willington and Captain Fuller aids two stranded lighthouse keepers after their leaking small boat was swept by heavy seas near Cliffy Island in Bass Strait. The Craigend towed, then pulled the men through breakers to safety and onto Clifty Island, narrating a perilous nighttime rescue.
A letter promotes Creme Charmosan as a solution to skin flaws and aging. It claims the product makes a woman look younger, clears skin, and is a charm for sunburn freckles and brown spots, implying appeal to love and marriage.
An abbreviated notice promotes Creme Charmosan in multiple jars and tubes, listing varieties and quantities. The concise row hints at availability in many places and emphasizes uniform branding across forms.
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