Barnes' Ladies' Winter Goats Reduced Prices
In a local sale note readers are offered winter goats at cut prices. The ad mentions reduced rates and a sale event with emphasis on affordability, inviting customers to visit the shop for limited stock.
02 Jul 1937
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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jul 02, 1937
Page
1
In a local sale note readers are offered winter goats at cut prices. The ad mentions reduced rates and a sale event with emphasis on affordability, inviting customers to visit the shop for limited stock.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe yardage prices for textiles and yard games, listing fractions 1/5 1/4 1/3 1/6 and references to yard laments and play items. Mentions price quotes and potential sales while noting confusion in handwriting.
Readable fragments show a sparse sports price list with ball lines and dates. Names and events are garbled, but references to prices, ball types, and a Heather Milabures mention hint at a small local listing or ad.
A contentious industrial dispute case in BrisUare Horley centers on the amalgamated engineering award and alleged coercive practices by employers. Warnings of penalties arise as the union and employers clash over job allocations apprentices and pay rates, with Mr R Leggatt and Mr Mey Benjamin representing opposing sides. The proceedings probe whether shared work rules or forced employment arrangements are in effect across multiple workshops and whether the award protections apply to non union workplaces.
Thursday marked the opening of the second seugference ectoal at the Department of Ageleweure. Mey P. W. Bulepek spoke on the real basis of future prosperity in dairying, stressing consumer needs, technical operation, and supervision. The gathering featured lectures by state research experts and addressed wide industry objectives.
Brisbane reports show BOOM RACING YEAR QTC profits surpass seven thousand pounds, with year 1960 estimations and marine money conversions noted. The article cites annual meetings, expected costs, and potential impact of new acts on earnings.
In London on a Wednesday the Austins, a Ramsbottom club cricketer, faced a professional order over his wife and daughter. The English climber attempted to support his claim while his wife suffered, leading to a legal action that resulted in a fine and an order for payments totaling 2/1079 a week.
A fragmented account describes plans and debates over converting a mangrove swamp into an airport in Singapore. It notes officials and financiers, including Mr. Coalfield, and mentions costs around £11000 and revenue concerns. The piece references site selections at Clementi and the eventual approval of an airfield proposal amid logistical and political contention.
The Premier announced a government action on price controls amid a brewing price war at local service stations. Observers note attempts to fix main prices and align profits, with officials pressed to finalize terms before week’s end. Local traders report mixed reactions as regulatory discussions continue.
London reports the latest military air base development details. A reclamation project began after a £20000 plant purchase, needing 7500000 cubic yards of limestone and five years to finish. One marine pier of 8000 feet existed. no concrete or metal runways were required. The British plan relied on allied contributions from New Zealand Canada Australia and colonial settlements with £50000 from those sources and the remainder from air base funds plus a government gift.
Fragmented OCR text claims communists blamed Brigbuure and Thurcaxy-Tuoight over education awards and a looming election. It notes meetings attributed to a large minority within a group, with statements about attendance limits and a proposed five to one majority, reflecting disputed authority and constitutional questions.
A scrambled report notes a long air journey from Adelaide to Sydney via Brisbane with unclear crew names and a tentative return to Guinea Airwass. The piece mentions a Tayrortle arrival and a planned service restart by Guinea AsryayD with a future Sydney route, amid delays and corrective steps.
Brisbane's consolidated revenue deficit for the year ended Wednesday stood at £90,100, about half the estimated deficit and the lowest since 1900-89. Revenue totalled £204,525,097 with total expenditures around £113,400,000. The report notes higher revenue and expenditure than the estimate and details public debt interest and unemployment-relief costs.
In New York and Washington reports describe a violent clash between striking workers and police. About 120 injured as protesters confront authorities near Cleveland and Canton. Authorities say 2600 people joined the confrontation. seven were shot in the back per the Chicago brutality inquiry.
Doris Rodgers of Rowhattam Street Toowoomba files rent claim against Robert Valentine Jones and Sveingstenet alleging breach of covenant and damage to property. Court adjourned. matter referenced in case No. 1. Witnesses and further evidence await.
The Attorney General presented amendments to the Patents Act aiming to modernize protections and align with international standards. Debate focused on 20 proposed changes, including streamlining applications and extending language support for Australian patents to improve inventor access and reduce delays.
Fragmented report notes a 703 statement and registrar discussion amid a rape case and wage concerns. It mentions Nusby Stewart and public comments in Parliament and broadcasting, with statements suspended.
The article discusses Mr Mondsen's role in an industrial and legal dispute over patent reform. Officials consider a new approach to innovation policy, aiming to curb unqualified claims and curb covert pressure by large groups. The piece notes tensions between reform advocates and established practices as lawmakers weigh potential changes.
Canberra report notes claims of disunity within the Labour Party were denied by leaders. Senator Brown and Prime Minister Norge reject suggestions of internal rifts and blame government timing for parliamentary actions.
Canberra debate in the Senate on federal road funding highlights potential taxation of diesel fuel driven vehicles. Senator Flardy and Senator Ponsee push for higher fuel consumption taxation to fund road construction, while concerns over equality with petrol vehicles are raised.
An elderly detective and his son were found guilty on two counts of kidnapping Raul Wende in Newark. The judge sentenced the father to six years and the son to five years, with appeals possible. Police officials indicated the case involved high level investigative figures and prompted scrutiny of investigative methods.
Police probe Windsor airstrip shooting as detectives link Alex Bennett to the fatal attack on his foster family. Bennett reportedly led toward a gate before a rifle was fired, killing the younger Bennetts’ mother and sparking a broader inquiry into recent violent incidents.
Report quotes Menley stating the Commonwealth Prime Minister’s claim that no ultimatum was delivered. He notes a need for clear discussion among the four powers on the Spanish crisis, and mentions the French and German stance. Villages and dates are unclear, but the piece emphasizes ongoing negotiations and potential further talks tomorrow.
The report describes Operation Haibhane targeting Archerfield and other locations in the Commonwealth. It mentions timing, use of radio guidance, and efforts to free companies and observe enemy movements while avoiding disclosing details of machines and troop numbers.
Government tax situation in Japan affects What Company’s oversees 94000 es essali.
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