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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jul 21, 1925
Page
4
Market notice announces a vast stock of Razor Straps and Silver Mounted Pipes priced from 4/ to 12/6, with belts, holders, tobacco pouches, rubber pouches, and cigarette accessories. It promises a wide range of shapes and finishes including Gold and Silver mounts, plus ladies’ cigarettes and fashionable items.
The Times of America prints a July skywatch chart from Warwick listing Moon phases and planetary positions. Mercury sets around 7 24 p m, Venus and Mars appear near the western horizon, Jupiter height may reach near the horizon, and a partial solar eclipse is noted. The piece includes times for Moonrise and Moonset, and cautions viewing conditions near Queensland.
Monday events at the Brisbane Exhibition outline fourth mowing Reistiene Thies baseh Mene Uniti at the Catton Agatoil Hiirah Gallege. Year students will perform cabaw fo dale and tall poral while the Mest year stidonty presents. Will Min and Paelgibten appear at the splomid event with stock and preparations.
Fragmentary OCR text references a printing company Warwick Sewsphpesy Ca. and a Great Pepprmint printing note. It mentions “Firat aid for enughs, eolde and Inftivence Wonda" with unclear context. The garbled lines suggest a local business notice tied to building issues and wartime events.
An official forecast notes possible showers between Wharaday Island and Cardwell with sporadic thundershowers in the area. The rest of the region is generally fine with a warmer trend. A cold wave approaches the southwest, extending eastward, bringing southerly winds in the far north and northerly to north easterly elsewhere, shifting to westerly to southwesterly in the sub tropical zone. Continuous regional detail preserved.
A Warwick Daily News 1935 report discusses the League of Freedom and the Granite Belt fruit growers revolt against a proposed price and distribution scheme. The dispute centers on a British constitutional protection push and the role of a central directing committee. The issue involves the marketing act, the board’s power, and the potential for broader government intervention.
A torn notice from Warwick advertises a forthcoming event at J Pigott Stores offering bargains after five months of hiatus. The piece mentions an election roll, electors, and possible post office roll suppression, urging readers to check details at the Warwick office.
A list of garbled book and author names appears, including Sheila Kaye Smith and J Mover Clouston references, with numerous suspect spellings and unreadable fragments. The fragment reads like a dusty catalog of works and authors, lacking coherent publication details or clear events.
Paling's piano shop promotes the Victor piano noted for a pure sweet tone. The ad urges visitors to come in store for demonstrations and purchases. It mentions appealing to families and children and positions the piano as a popular Phang in Australia.
The obituary notes the death of William Amterd at Marylontimeh on Tainst with details of his career as manager at Lead Arm Maryborough and later roles in Stipark department. It mentions his wife and child, Renator BT. Ruses'l, and references his public service, including positions in Can. chonweslhh Grvernaiah and the Thahea Gabtnet. The piece records the wedding of a relative in Weilichay, a reading of motions by To.nd, and a silver pennant presented to Ravenstangel.
Melbourne protest notes a steady stance by stewards and unionists as they address local concerns. The article hints at solidarity and a resolve to persist, with several unnamed speakers emphasizing continued action and community support.
A Warwick event page outlines the Warwick Baths Fund effort with a Carnival in aid of the Minn. A subscription of 2 shillings and 0 pence was opened, attracting donations toward improved facilities. Details include a list of competing teams and a prize structure, with the event expected to feature local artists and a trophy presentation in the evening.
A muddled, historically flavored report describes a Queenstown Watering Cup meeting with showers and variable conditions. Notable participants include Lady Brawn, Mr Beacham, and Mr Oh Sheehan, with names and events scattered amid weather notes and race results.
Saddle Brown led early then faded as Talgal Queen and Laddy Brown clashed for the lead in a muddy Lebanon race. Talgal Queen surged to win by a length from Saddle Brown with Laddy Brown third, as a chaotic field produced a wild finish and several favorites faltered.
Unclear banc of racing results with Arragong advancing, Lan Anapong and Thuknns laps noted. Beath Anges Nolenialitend from Ane sii iit owny up ive ormnd ork got paling. The dave venhedt cover and Mian Phy Along appear in play by play, with secondary ties and Armagong beating The Grout 2 to 1 Thy Beont.
The Brisbane market report notes varied quality and prices across staples. Brown fodder and tin goods show weak demand, while mixed-grade produce and vegetables display steadier activity. Several items, including onions and peas, report delayed or modest trading with selective buyers holding firm positions.
Fragmented OCR notes list foods and prices with mixed phrases. Mentions eggs new laid, potatoes, oats, and other goods with unclear figures. Indicates a local market column from Sydney with stray terms and punctuation. Strong entities include Sydney and market items.
Fragmentary stock sale notes from Enoggera discuss bale conditions and Monday sales. Prices quoted range from 6d to 29d per unit with varied quality signals. Details include yarding and competition remarks, but readable specifics are limited.
in Sydney Monday the Home Bush stove sales yarded about 1800 head in the yard with prices around 10s to 18s for various cattle. Wethers sold to 26 shillings and lambs around 20 shillings, with 15,000 penned. The market is described as fine with demand noted for specific classes.
A rambling Adelaide report describes intense wind and rain with some snow in the Mount Lofty Ranges. The piece recounts shiplike craft blown by gusts, a shadowed storm, and a list of racing results featuring Gallemere, Kilty, Custemore, and other names amid unsettled conditions.
A garbled report lists past round results and attendees with numerous misspellings and incoherent names. It references matches and a meeting with various acknowledged participants and a praise-filled reception for an unidentified patron.
Fragmented OCR of a Brisbane finance and trade section shows mixed figures, bank notes, and stock mentions. It lists values, dates, and entities such as Commonwealth Bank, steamship lines, meat exports, and political party references, all in a dense, unreadable format.
The Queensland Parliament opens with the Governor delivering the opening address on Sunday the 28th. Plans for the Toowoomba motor road project and upcoming actions are outlined. The Address in Reply will be moved by the member for Thy nda Harrison, with a committee chaired by Mrs. Kemp to oversee commissions and progress. Election measures and potential reforms, including forestry and road projects, are to be considered, pending formal approval.
Faint signals and foggy radio chatter describe a maritime incident where several crewmen fell overboard and were rescued. Reports mention overboard events, night signals, and ships altering course, with ongoing uncertainty about origin and extent of the casualty list.
Sydney reports Major De Pinedo, the Italian airman, attempted Crishano run but turned back after a fault 10 miles from Lyney and Kind Wear. The crew blamed a defective plug. machine repairs were swift and the voyage was not resumed to Brighane tomorrow as planned.
A London led inquiry into the North Shore Bridge in Sydney disclosed tension between engineer Dr Bradfield and ministers. Minister Mr Flannecy warned withdrawal if the ministry pursued writs after legal advice. ministry denies offering advice and backs Bradfield in the report.
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