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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 05, 1929
Page
5
A local feature outlines available money saving opportunities for readers. The piece highlights programs, tips, and resources offered by community groups and local organizations to help residents reduce expenses and stretch budgets.
Readable fragments advertise fleecy lined vests in all sizes at special prices. Included are boys vests, brushed cotton trousers, flannelette shirts, heavy blue wool flannels, and knitted garments with price points noted such as 3/ and 6/6.
Captain Moir, in Sydney, defends actions of air freight operations by asserting that directors are satisfied Owen achieved his goal by reaching Anatralin in Vellore. He says critics in Greene erred and Australia’s supporters must back the effort, while defending Vickers role as patriotic.
Berlin reports say officials plan to resolve reparations questions before August 1 with a July meeting of the Foreign Affairs and Finance ministers. Discussions will not occur in the Reichstag. Paris notes Belgium’s wartime marks issue risks derailing the agreement. Berlin may accept separate negotiations offer from Dr Stresemann. Main settlement targets eighty percent of international tank profits to cover interallied debts.
Golden Casket No. 204 held today with first prize winning Ticket H0 owned by Jaele and Claringhould from W. Tack, Btnwell Victoria. Second prize to Ticket 67,201 drawn by Pires Knute care of Chas. Lolch Sydney. Third prize to Ticket 1780 belonging to Mrx Peime Torana, Byd nny.
Evidence at the inquest into the death of George Radon Tathlain 89 and Sir William Lathlain notes he had suffered delusions for days before the tragedy. Lathlain reportedly feared arrest for the American hospital matter and had been granted half day leave due to illness. He was found dead in a motor car near Karragullen with part of his head blown days later.
The passage warns that England may abandon agriculture for coal and industry to sustain the nation during conflict. It cites competition from the United States and English colonies, mentions 1,400,000 employed, and urges preserving an agricultural country to avoid defeat and dependence on industry.
In Auckland, unionists walk out after voting to impose a one day per month strike levy during the strike action. The move affects water workers and other miners and thins workers. The Sen imen'a Union members approve the measure amid industrial tensions.
In London a group of Seven London workmen tied to a club drew Kopi in the Calpine BYE Ds A Teudan girl telephonist and friends plan to pool receipts. two tickets go to the highest bidder. A 26 pilot syndicate from Liverpool drew Mantey Jinka. James Deutcher of a Menenade brewery drew Thelleca tor. A Grimsby solicitor drew fay Voleur. In Cape Town two municipal workers drew Tunter's Moon and another at Cape Lown is believed. Calcutta draws include H Cleg and N Marsh for Ceagadoor. Bosworth held by A Ricketts in Colombo. Brahazan drawn by J Sinpasa in Calcutta. an Italian restaurant assistant drew Guard. Walter Gay held by three Thomas Coole staff in Calcutta. An offer of £5000 circulated for shares in Cragadonr.
The Emu Vale timber trade expands with 70 000 superficial feet weekly hauled to Emu Vale station. Modern machines replace bullock teams as two large tractors operate in kilo areas. Logs are felled in scrub then conveyed to ramps, cut into lengths, and hauled by 10 ton trucks to loading trams. Major operators include Bright and Company of Brisbane and W B R Baldwinry, with pine traffic in Killarney and train loads of log pine for Brishan markets. The Forestry Department ships fancy mellow woods destined for the American market to test high class furniture potential.
A historical ad item promotes Woods peppermint cure claiming quick relief for children's coughing fits. The blurb highlights peppermint as a remedy and positions the product as a trusted domestic option for family health.
Melbourne reports show timber mills reopened with about 1090 volunteers, while 1400 pickets stood outside. Officials deny satisfactory volunteer response, noting no skilled workers offered and unions accuse the move of failing to fill jobs. In Sydney strikes persist as volunteers staff mills to 71 percent capacity.
The article reports on national attitudes toward arbitration amid government disregard for court awards. Opposition leader Mr Forgan Smith criticizes the Railways Minister for abolishing unionist preference without court review, warning it undermines industrial harmony. He also condemns Mr Bruce and the Nationality party for politicizing arbitration.
The Soviet agency in the United States the A.D.T. O.R.C. Trading Corporation says Ford engineers will build a Volga factory to produce 100,000 Ford cars annually. The Reviet Automobie Truat plans to buy 0,007,000. worth of Forda and parts over four years amid strong interest in industrial development. In Britain a expected disarmament move faces Prime Minister Thinnay B MarT Man ald. The world seems on the verge of another major disarmament attempt. President Hoover is said to want a bold unilateral stroke soon.
Paris reports a grueling Davis Cup final as France defeats Borotra in a tense hardcourt duel. Weather included wind and showers, with Cochet disappointing and Dorntra's return praised as a beacon for France's bid to retain the cup amid a close, tactical match.
Madrid dispatch notes mixed views on General Primo de Rivera's regime. Some see prosperity, public works, and lower indirect taxes, yet others report rising unemployment and price increases. The correspondent cites altered journalism, emigration, and regional tensions as undercurrents.
Notice states Pallice Oar leaves Globe Hotel Warwick on Monday Wednesday and Friday to Toowoomba arriving 21 pm and leaves Western Stand Toowoomba at 4 pm Fare 10 Leaver Warwick Sunday 9 am Leaves Toowoomba 1 pm Fare lif 7 Inquiries Globe Hotel Warwick Phone 951 Toowoomba
The piece describes Primo de Rivera’s regime as guided by inspiration and intuition rather than philosophy, stressing the dictatorship’s influence on public works, labor policy, and finance. It notes the Marques de Guadaporeo heads Public Works, Kin Uitwaya’s improvements, and Senor Calvo Botelo’s budget board, with Avnos reforming labor relations under government tutelage. It also discusses the Labour committeemen’s role, the Socialist support for the regime, education’s church-led influence, and religious involvement in schooling, highlighted by concerns over right-thinking education in Spain’s north and rural areas.
The Nation stresses efficiency in persons and nations, linking energy to health. It claims constipation indigestion and sluggish liver weaken the system and reduce resilience. Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills are advertised to open ducts cleanse blood and restore vigor for efficient living.
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