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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 02, 1922
Page
2
Warwick Boot Palace offers a guarantee of good wear on all pairs with selections for men and youths. Men’s heavy weight Blucher and tan military boots listed with prices and features like nailed soles and sprigged double soles. Boys and youths box calf derby lace boots, toecaps, with sizes and prices. Repair service advertised.
The Warwick Town Council held a special meeting to consider tenders for pipe supplies for duplicating mains in the town water system and to discuss the Boonen hydro-electric scheme. Bids from Noyes Bros, Monteth Bros, and Stewart and Fieya were reported with the last firm’s tender accepted at £19 13s 8d per ton, delivering in about three months. A linked plan outlines a 1300 foot head, potential 80,000 horsepower output, and near-total town supply for northern and southern areas.
A brief note thanks Patterson and others for their kindness, sympathy, and expressions of appreciation shown in recent events. The writer expresses sincere gratitude to the many friends and associates who contributed support during the bermivement period.
The piece discusses the proper functions of trade unions as argued by W A Appleton of the General Federation of Trade Unions in England. It states unions should address employment, unemployment, and commerce affecting work, oppose unnecessary manufacturing restrictions, and avoid control of capital markets or business direction. It notes risks from union leaders lacking business experience entering Australian Parliament.
Fragmentary OCR yields garbled names and phrases about remedies and people. The readable bits mention a product or brand for coughs and golda, with stray references to individuals and an address-like line, all in heavily corrupted text. No coherent event or clear entities beyond scattered product mentions emerge.
A garbled advertisement touts the Pinno piano guarantee and sales offer from Paling Co Ltd. It urges readers to purchase two new Pinno instruments with promises of lifetime service and favorable terms, mentioning Melbourne areas and a city address for orders.
The forecast covers 24 hours ending at 0 man with southerly winds and frost in the southeast divisions. A missing solicitor storm tale involves Bondi and potential sightings across multiple states. Warwick events include a monster ballroom tournament and dance with Miss Lilly Morgan providing the music. Rainfall in the Warwick district shows five wet days last month and total annual rainfall at 3.86 inches. Agricultural outlook notes dry feed, potential winter shortages, and continued reliance on rain for planting and fodder, with prospects for future rain.
A large kerosene-like petroleum discovery was made at a BeaudEsert area farm three miles from town. Water flooded wells during the show as experts were summoned to inspect the find. Local clubs reported strong attendance and financial figures, with praise for the secretary’s handling and meetings noting decoration and future arrangements.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a local meeting note with unclear names and dates. The readable bits mention a form of public event and a center for AIDE yard and a time at a specified place. The passage is highly garbled, limiting precise extraction of participants or exact actions.
Government has settled hundreds on the land. urgent provision of cold storage and proper storage facilities urged to protect growers and prevent spoilage. Critics warn abandonment of orchards and market glut threaten values. cold storage seen as essential for returning men to stable, profitable farming.
Me and Mrs P Sugray guest of Mrs J O Ainytu on Quystreet. Mr Eugene in the gradual power of Queensland Probate Inwar aace Co Limited. Mr Smo Allman leaves for Brith bane today to attend the runes. Mare Drown may not sit in the Stradbroke Houdican due to an illness. Pleasant function at the residence of Mrs Dawe Dengen ateoat celebrated Mr Stanley Jackson’s majority with speeches and toasts. Death of Mrs Char y Cavanagh of Freestone. long-time community figure. Survived by husband and three daughters Mrs Cavaties, Mrs Daniel Mahony, Mrs T O’Demp son. one son Mr John Cavanagh. Funeral at St More’s Church then Warwick cemetery. arrangements by Mr Wiltian O’Brien.
Clifton Shire Council debates the Ulkon Bhing contract and inspector reliability. Members clash over stone quantity estimates, measurement methods, and the inspector’s influence, seeking greater investigation and guidance from the Works Committee.
A local movement seeks to set up pro vis storage facilities at Stanthorpe. Directors were asked by Mr T Lonliv at a recent meeting of Fhorcholdern to present a concrete proposal to the public. The plan may involve government sealed cold stores and non Wie Govrromert.
Tallvenza Colds features a tale about Wands Grant Pepponotot Onre. Blankets and quilts are listed among items from the Sonthorm mile at Special Salo Privos in Mogaavi Kapne. Numerous names appear in a garbled ad style, with Warwisk Daily Newa branding and scattered references to auctions and openings.
A golden wedding at Mark's Church of England Warwick united Mr George Ulam Ronis and Mrs Catherine Graynon of Liverpools Corchaets Greek. The couple, long residents of Silverveni, marked 87 years with family guests, a Jubilee toast, and tributes from relatives. Their three surviving children, Messrs Lewin and Freynk, along with others, joined in the celebration, highlighting a life of devotion, service, and wartime sacrifice.
A Warwick jubilee celebration honored Mr. and Mrs. Lomas on fifty years of marriage at St Mark's Church. Reverend W P Glover led a warm gathering, with family, friends, and notable guests from Queensland and Brisbane. heartfelt toasts praised their devotion and long friendship, recalling earlier arrivals and shared community life.
A deputation including Mr Dauhay and Mr Kemp appeals to Minister for Taudy and the Alternative Mary Ronda Towedy to review the route between Work and Killirney. They urge fuller consideration of the petitioners and reference Atty Murray in Fries as adviser. Further steps to be referred to the Clonealinn Byte Coan for guidance.
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