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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 02, 1919
Page
4
Violin Outfits has opened a new consignment inventory inviting interested buyers to inspect the latest violins and accessories. Prospective purchasers can call for details or visit the shop to view the selection and discuss instrument options.
The Allie peace proposals for Germany and its future under a lasting settlement are debated. The text emphasizes cautious handling of German intentions and calls for a joint council to supervise beligerents while preserving national sovereignty and preventing renewed war threats.
Fragmented OCR text discusses European actions near borders, occupation claims, and potential movements toward conflict. Mentions Germany and France amid seemingly garbled, partial phrases about military preparations and political stances. No clear dates, places, or identifiable individuals can be confirmed from the readable portions.
A garbled diary style summary lists forecast for Monday with warmer western areas, notes on southward movement of a front, and a sequence of military and entertainment events. Reports mention troop trains, Warwick operations, pay figures around 220, and a planned troupe parade through Abi with multiple logistical details.
District Court at Warwlote opens Wednesday with arraignments. J. Ay Robriiy charged in connection with a molot theft. trial set for April 170y. Warwlote railway plans affect Warwick line. services revised with trains withdrawn and cancellations noted for Goandiwindi and Engelwood to Warwick routes. Attendance required at the court for the Wednesday session. local notables listed among attendees.
A garbled report notes a Victoria police figure and Raimony Ghuiroas of the Braty Covatey U Tusiamuniary Vailey discussing a party gathering at Custis. The text references a Monday morning session and mentions the Preariar vows and platform plans, with Minky proposed to work the Country Part and a two-member faction.
A garbled report notes Warwick officials including Captain Fynneil Ebay and local leaders presenting thanks and recognition on behalf of La Wiewick Public. It mentions the Mayor Old. A. Tydutuney and a ceremony linked to the Sei Oras Intioe, Swanstun, Peigate Aloe AieLiuten, and Warwick area figures.
A damaged OCR passage discusses wartime funds, government expenditure, and approvals tied to ex-members at an unnamed event. It mentions Mr T. Baker, chair of a committee, and references to armistice signing and relief conditions. The fragmentary content is unclear on dates, places, and concrete actions.
A chaotic Saturday event lists numerous prize amounts and participants including Bre W Ports Ahinton and Leila Rourl among many others. The report notes an academic prize funded by the Bah bath School and remarks on the meeting’s focus and thanks to organizers WP and MRO for their efforts.
Weada announces completion of the Chronte Chest project with a focus on the Great Pepperslat facility. No further details available in readable text.
The Brisbane influenza outbreak causes rising deaths and strains public health. Officials report increased mortality, while local hospitals prepare for patient surges and revised care protocols during the crisis.
A scrambled dispatch reports multiple towns facing health issues. Hobbeshampton records four new cases with rising influence on Sunday. Townsville notes births and admissions to a hospital, while Maryrownhough reports two patients at the violation hospital. Doctors warn of a growing epidemic affecting residents.
The document outlines a government order restricting door gatherings and public meetings from May 9, with exemptions for essential services and certain religious or charitable events. It lists areas, authorities, and penalties, including limits on attendance and activities like performances, entertainment, and indoor assembly.
A chaotic wartime style report from Warwick General Hospital describes severe strain as patient numbers surge. Dr Murphy seeks assistance as staff are depleted, with several deaths noted and concern over nursing levels and basic care.
The readable portion mentions Mant and Seales Ofiqwe ne Heth, a Renaultingy report, and a discussion of patients and a hospital in Todac Ahi Town. It references multiple ages, a ration book, and a public event at a Rexulbitlon Tullifingy for patient reunition, with unclear roles for Murphy and JW Hust.
A messy OCR item notes unrest among Waele SIDR workers at Townstilee on a Tuesday. It mentions meetings at 3 and 2 oclock, potential shifts and cargo handling changes, a possible return to regular Monday routines, and repairs or reorganizations affecting the railway and waterside laborers. Names and exact places are garbled.
A wartime era advertisement raves about Kadol Kadats as a universal germ barrier and wound healer. Claims include rapid healing, protection against infection, and letters from satisfied customers praising its power tested by chemists. Price listed as 2 shillings 6 pence with urging readers to buy today.
Fragmentary text lists numerous individuals including Mr. dah Bibel and Mr. Filvelhy, plus references to a railway commissioner and officials at a meeting. The readable content suggests a roster of attendees and topics around a railway project or event, but details are garbled and names uncertain.
Reports from Warwick Police Court describe the hearing of Jomph Callnghyn accused of acts linked to a Canton Subway incident. Witnesses, including a Dank opposite Vunuabatruet, testified about a gathering involving multiple men, a wounded man, and a wheat harvest scene. The court sought evidence and ordered further inquiry, with mentions of a cultivator and other local figures.
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