Finance and Trade Urighane Market Snapshot
Ledger of stock prices and financial notices shows Australian securities steady with mixed gains. Names like Queensland National Bank, Allan and Black, Dunlops, Goldfields, and New Orleans Goldfields appear among brokerages and commodity listings, with various percentages and dates indicating trades and holdings.
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Urighane
Thurmiay
Sinck Exchange
Abd. m
Goldsbrough
Mort
Nexis
Local potato market sees steady demand then weakening
Brisbane reports a mostly easy supply of Roma potatoes with good quality. Sales started firm but as bidding continued buyers pulled back, prices ranged from 4 16 to 3, and pumpkins and lucerne hay faced overproduction and soft demand while wheat and corn outlets remained scarce.
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Brisbane
Raed Aweet Potators
Monk al
Wheaten Bay
New Soin Wales
WA Lucerne Hay
Southcorn
Mater
Hatton Market Notes From Brisbane Sale
Hatton market report from Brisbane shows brisk buyer activity amid mixed yields. Prime lightweight bulls rise from 32s to 38s, prime heavy cattle 30s to 38s, prime cows around 38s to 40s, good quality cows 23s to 24s, heavy cows 24 to 25s, ewes and wethers vary with quality. buyers present and overall rates held steady despite fluctuating conditions.
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Brisbane
Alen
Gos
Bellars
Frott and Vegetables Brisk in Brisbane Prices
Thursday market update lists fruit and vegetable prices in Brisbane. Frott apples from Stanthorpe and Granny Smith at 7 to 9 shillings, some higher. Vegetables including tangerines ripe 8 to 9, green 2/10, coloured 3/10, cucumbers slight rise, eggplants local small 1/6 to 4, beans prime 6/ to 8/, sugar bag heavy 7/ to 10/.
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Brisbane
Stanthorpe
Board Quotations From Bribbane and Thuriays
A fragmented note lists board quotations for first grade nine second grade nineteen and a third grade value of one seventh a done. The text mentions Bribbane Thuraisy Quetnn and Bex Board quotations without clear dates or contexts.
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Bex
Market report from Sydney stock yards
The day's sheep market showed firm demand for prime stock but dull overall for plain descriptions. Cattle yarding was light with varied demand. prime sheep and veal prices listed, plus weights and ages noted.
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Sydney
Homeneh
Unclear OCR fragment on prompt and parcels
Fragmentary OCR text shows misread entries with dates and numbers, mentioning Sydney and June. No coherent event or identifiable entities to confirm a real news item. Summary reflects unreadable segments without a clear incident or subject.
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Sydney
Deus
Fragmented OCR item on local plan and weights event
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a plan at a place named Allota and a Wednesday event. It references pigs, scales, and weights, but the incomplete text provides no clear names, dates, or outcomes to identify entities or actions. The source is too garbled to extract a coherent news item.
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Nall
Towering Quail Shooters Face New Challenges in Field Trials
In Warwickshire quail shooters report a surge in aggressive birds and record the deadly impact of an unseen ailment. A series of post mortem findings shows lung damage in several birds, with X rays revealing a single Patel-like injury. The editor notes the practice was started 90 years ago by the late W B Tegenmeier and remains controversial among sportsmen from Sydney to Warwickshire.
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Nn Field
Correnpandens
Gage
Nates
Tomer
Hetung
Bresth
W.B Tegenmeier
Warwice
Inory
Syetsey
Chery Ment Weason
Stanthorpe thief, Aboriginal woman aid, court fines man
Albert Edward Davison 22, a labourer from New South Wales, pleaded guilty in the Police Court to stealing a suitcase containing money and clothing from Marta Veronics Battersty at Stanthorpe on May 25. He and an Aboriginal woman were found near the Condamine River. Davison was fined £5 and ordered to restitution of £1 0s 0d, with default imprisonment.
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Albert Edward Davison
New Somh Wales
Stanthorpe
Marta Veronics
H.W. Scott
Stanthgroe
McKay
Conntable
Zeller
Telmare
Condamine River
Gereyiant
Wolen
Reverandah
Warwick
Rooney
Bergranl Beart
Addinghat
Queensland
New South ‘Wales
Berneaint Scott
Tad Anos Buen
Detendane
Motor Car Raffle Planned by Local Committee
A meeting of the general committee of the RD and A Bodery discussed and provisionally agreed to hold a motor car raffle to benefit the Daly Show Society. Plans outlined include obtaining a Chevrolet Pomprick and securing community support, with Shenley and Mr. J. Bheney among those to assist. The group emphasized orderly organization and asked for broad communications to rally assistance and ensure proper proceeds.
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A. Bodery
Mir Posse
Sian Araffie
Shelley Movors
Lid
Hie Lille
MY. J. Bheney
Mitchell
Shenley
Protests Over Anthem Playing At South Africa Ceremonies
Capetown protests spread as anthem playing at Union Day parades triggers strong opposition. Government discussions in Pretoria focus on whether both God Save the King and Die Stem should be played. MPs press for an explanation. Public sentiment and press comment reflect sharp divisions across Afrikaner and English communities.
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Cape Town
Durban
Bertaog
Pretoria
Hervog
Meng
Antherm
Diominsala
Tose Jof
Crady
Dchanombury Mall
Sudeten Tensions Flare After Prague Incident
Reported attack near Baer Ceach by a commissioned Czech officer sparked a gunfire incident in which two Sudeten Germans were wounded. London Telegraph notes rising anger among Sudeten groups as calls grow for strict actions and retaliatory measures.
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Pracve
Baer
Fred
Noor
London
Daily ‘Telegraph
Berlin
Trontier
Chev Hs
Boersensaltung
Germany
Csechoslovakia
Reich
Grim Man Hunt Impacts Princetown Kidnapping Case
A chaotic New York report describes a prolonged manhunt tied to a Florida kidnapping saga. Investigators claim Braxton war, Scout organizations, and Credle Corporation affiliates mobilized a force to pursue suspects, with two youths reported missing and a large drill underway as authorities seek protection and answers.
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New York
Princetown
Florida
Junny
Man Trang
Recon
Carpauer
Hou
starRness
Braxton
Outposts of Empire in the British Isles
The article surveys Britain’s remote outposts including St Kilda Lundy and other isles. It describes isolation weather, sparse populations, and a living tied to tenements, fishing, and birdwatching. Islanders often prefer independence to mainland life and some seek emigration despite harsh conditions.
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British Isles
Earl of Umfrter
Atfe
Britain
Avrir
Lana
Bobby
Lie
Rene
Defeat Own Purpose Stokes Japanese Exclusion Debate
In Ottawa on Wednesday a British Columbia MP A W Neil tabled a motion to exclude Japanese by a language test. It failed 61 to 38 as Immigration Minister Cresar said the move would defeat the government's aims. Bel accused the government of fear of Japan and lax Britain policy, while Carmels claim of a secret pact was denied. A Vancouver dispatch notes the Imperial Order of the Daughters of the Empire urged ending gentlemen's agreement and favoring total exclusion of Japanese immigration.
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Ottawa
Bel
Japan
Britain
Carmels
Vancouver
Imperial Order of Daughters of the Empire
Japanese War Pilots Grounded By Parachute Claims
A translated news dispatch reports a Japanese spokesman denying claims of shot-down cows and stating that Japanese airmen are equipped with parachutes and survival gear. The official says pilots can return to front lines and will not commit suicide if captured.
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Japsame Raya
Bhanghal
Brisbane Appointment Challenge Upheld in Justice Hearing
The case concerning the appointment of Mc & Moy as PM at Rockhampton and the vacancy created by Mr Stewart Beege's retirement was upheld. Heard by Mr Justice Henchman, the opinion will be forwarded to the Public Service Commissioner and referred to the Executive Council for action, with decisions anticipated from Mr Cicely’s appointment and Mr Cauvu.
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Brisbane
Cameron
Tonwich
Mc & Moy
Hockhampton
Stewart Beege
Juatien
W Forgan Smith
Cicely
Cauvu
French Undesirables Clean-up Before Total Visit
Paris reports intensified efforts to clear undesirables before a planned Naval visit. Police raided hotels citywide, 1200 tested, 140 taken to stations for questioning, 40 detained. New foreigner status rules take effect, police entry demanded to verify identity, many foreigners, mainly Poles, resist or fail to comply.
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Paris
Beatitien
Abedal
Arcine
Arcine Jefe
Polea
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