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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 03, 1939
Page
7
A short note addresses adults facing chronic constipation linked to sedentary work and long periods of inactivity. It highlights common contributing factors and suggests lifestyle adjustments to improve bowel movements and overall gut health.
London reports the Emperor of Britain will arrive at Southampton on June 22 after a fully advanced voyage. The line of travel and timetable are outlined with emphasis on the imperial visit and ceremonial expectations.
Fragmentary wartime report describes explosions in Jerusalem killing four Arabs and injuring many as bombs mounted in street and alleyways erupt. A further attack near Jerraimet occurred as security forces reported casualties among patrols, with multiple assailants involved and a large area affected.
Mishap during crow shooting two miles from Gleniesner homestead leaves station hand Don Lewis with a bullet wound in the neck. He was unconscious for hours, then slowly regained awareness and reached hospital with significant blood loss. Ambulance conveyance from Glenbrinter station reported.
Objections urged by Sir Earle Page to prolonged sittings draw strong reaction from Mr Cure lin in Parliament. The Commonwealth Party claims press bias in coverage, while debate centers on a five day week and the country’s tolerance for late night sessions.
Dr J G Laver reports trials of a new drug treatment to radiosmen and a medical board. Advanced cases were chosen and allegedly cured after full courses, with approval from the Director-General of Meath and further supplies arranged.
Queensland amateur golf scene reports a tense semi final with Fer rer edging Colledge and Verve defeating nearby rivals. Notable players include Hinatiyts and Yost Tika torrs, with professional purses and local pairs contesting the foursomes.
The report lists fruit veg and dairy prices in Brisbane and surrounding towns. Trucks and shipments are noted with quantities, and several consignments from Dalgety and Co and Demains are cited. Prices for eggs butter cheese and sugar are given, with market activity described as steady to heavy in places.
Warwick selects forty players to represent in the Geshe and Modklin Cup with matches set for Cone nolly Park. The squad includes Galvin Whitmore Waren cap Xing Baste Baker Thornian Watkins Bligh Ward Murcoch Mole Warnick and others. The side travels by bus to the venue for tomorrow’s game versus Killarney with a strong recent form.
In Brisbane boxing, two quick title bouts topped the program before a large crowd. Heavyweights Jim Ping and Ted Ploker drew after a rugged contest while Harig outpointed Jack O’Brien in a ten round show. O’Brien pressed hard but was outboxed, and all bouts lasted ten rounds.
In a Thursday edition, Hammond delivers standout play in county cricket scoring, with notable bats and fielding moments showcased. Warwick Squires and Bailey from Mampo are named among the top performers, while illustrated by a 302 score and key runs against Lamotpus.
Unclear readable fragments mention Aland Pomru and Railay with disease reference and political opposition. No clear events or outcomes available from readable text.
The Brisbane market showed strong demand for diverse wool and tallow grades with substantial activity. Prices varied by quality, with heavyweights declining while most descriptions held firm. overall prices remained elevated though some impurities and faults trimmed values. Major items included furnace wools, full wools, and two thirds wools with quotes ranging and several lots submittable for competition.
Sydney produce prices and parcel charges listed with unit prices and tax details. Items include brooks, Nour, North Cont prime yellow tow, and white, with varied rates like 19 shillings 10 pence tax and 410 pounds cited for a large quantity.
A garbled excerpt references New Zealand and Australia with scattered terms like white and colour, quotas, and overseas trade mentions. The text is incomplete and contains many misrecognized words, making precise entities and events unclear.
Fragmentary OCR listing appears to be a finance and trade ledger with numerous figures, place names, and vendor references. It mentions Australuum National Bank, Queenand Brewery, Goldfield, and various monetary values across multiple entries, reflecting an old marketplace record.
Reports from Burbane indicate 1908 may be a record year for pig production. Figures compare current slaughtering and export levels to a similar period in 198, with substantial increases in pork trade and total output across regions and markets.
Melbourne boxing note reports Richarde and Stewart bout postponed. The card, originally set for Friday, lists Richens and Blewary as the near-term opponents. No new date given yet.
In Canberra a proposal favored appointing a representative of smaller wool growers to the Australian Wool Board. Messrs Thorby and Nock pressed the case to Senior Minister for Commerce Ben McLeay, aiming to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of a member.
A cattle sale listing describes yarding of 400 Feb buttocks cows and calves, 39 Black polled Dulloeke aged nine, 30 Black Polled cows with calves, 31 LUA Polled cows ready to top off, 70 Hereford calves two to three years, plus lines of steers and heifers in good condition. The dairy cows,urlburgers, and several pedigreed jet vey dulla are noted. The dairy sale begins at 11:20 a.m. with cattle sale at 12:00 noon, and 280 tet ety vil are to be offered on the same day.
Mesars McDougall and Godger IOE Fry announce a sale of the Dalvern Orchard property known as Ber vro Clifford Russell about three miles east of Dalveen. The auction on Wednesday June 7 offers 4 acres 3 roods 2 perches in Rosen thal parish with 10 acres bearing, 20 acres uncleared, house of three rooms and verandah, 60 chains of rabbit wire fencing, and cash or extended terms. Highest bid need not be accepted. Palmerin Street Warwick at 11 am Wednesday.
Joby Allman and White direct attention to today's sale promising a large yarding of good quality cattle. Breeders prioritize stock, with a focus on strong lines from Bullock and other farms. Buyers urged to attend for favorable prices and ample representation.
A legal notice indicates Fig and Cale Bale own Alinwn and White sue Armoura to avoid their advertisement in Thursday’s issue, focusing on sales of Weednewauy and related items. The case asks for a court order at a defined time with payments and the presence of a lawyer, noting ads for farm goods and livestock tied to specific sellers and packers.
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