Philosophy And War Visit Addressed by Warwick Rotery Club
The talk argues that wars arise from underlying philosophies that undermine morality and religion. It cites Kant Schopenhauer Hegel Nietzsche and Nechayev as shaping German and revolutionary thought, warns against philosophy becoming a substitute for religion, and urges focusing on spiritual causes for lasting peace.
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Warwick Rotery Club
Omay Thompson
Stanthorpe
Warwick
Jesus
Kingdom of Heaven
Ike
Germany
Inter Russia
Arthur Bryant
Dumas
Immanuel Kant
Kant
Wilen
Schopenhauer
Arthur Behopenhauer
Danty'g
Jus Weitaelt
Schopenhaer
Heude
Hegel
Philo
Sopher
George Wilhelm
Friederich Hegel
Hitler
Belgium
Friedrich Wilhelm Nieteche
Nietzche
Zara
Tustra
Neitache
Ais paLosopher
Berely
Sérgei Gennadiyevich Nechayev
Wanussian
Assia
Turgen
Grrmany
Russia
Lenin
Chayev
Nechayev
Nechavey
Iin
Nietasche
Warwick May Weather and Local Industry Notes 1905
May 1905 Warwick weather shows scattered rainfall totaling 2.70 inches for the week with cool mornings. Warwick Malthouse operations progress with English firm interests and planned duplication for export malt and barley. Road to Grafton discusses a railway bridge approach. shire, railway, and land officials consider cattle crossing substitutions and survey plans. Dairying talks by G S Thompson draw interest, with tours to Yangan and Killarney. May rainfall totals 2.77 inches, five-month year up 12.68 inches. Hay and wheat planting proceeding. Warwick Butter Factory reports May milk deliveries near 140,060 pounds, up from April.
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TRE
Warwick
Lareeferred
Malthouse i
Toowoomba
Queensland
Mezture
Thompson
Thompeer Wu Ietane
Yangan
Killarney
Ingelgat
Mothers Day Party at Gladfield Highlights Community Event
The Gladfield Mothers Day party by the Qleasfield penne 2 fhe C.W.A. drew a large crowd with games musical items and a decorated mothers cake. Mrs J Dixon welcomed guests and the oldest mother Mrs Smith of Maryvale cut the first slice while dignitaries and Maryvale ladies expressed thanks for the invitation.
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Gladfield
Qleasfield Penne
C.W.A
Hett
Brancs
Una Viatters
Miryvale
Gladfield Echon
Bell
J. Hunt
Anne Nolan
J. G. Nular
T. Burns
A. Lyons
J. Li. Ryan
A. K. Smith
C. Teyers
B. Palmer
A. Bradford
N. J Heffersn
Misses Val, Dixon
Ray Nolan
Amateur Boxing Tournament at St Marys Hall by Railway Institute
The Railway Institute Fitness Club hosts an amateur boxing event at St Marys Hall on Thursday June 10 1954. Main fight Billy Adams 11 stone 2 lbs vs Frey Fogarty 118 from Dalby over two minute rounds. Main support Ken Roberts 11 stone 3 lbs from Goondiwindi vs Ron Richards 11.5 from Dalby over one minute rounds. Additional bouts listed with local boxers and weights. Elevated ring quick note.Attendance at Warwick FE Centre Corner Stration Palmerin Street phone 120.
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Railway Institute Fitness Club
Eam
ST. Mary's Hall
Billy Adams
Stone Tbs
Warwick
Frei Fogarty
Dalby
Ken Roberts
Stoor
Goondiwindi
Ron Richards
Peter Roberts
Gonnwind
Allan Whitr
Pittsworth
Don West
Yetman
Ko McKiever
Pat
Wilson
Wane
Cna Watts
Emu Vale
Henry Kelly
Kiverney
L. Kelly
LCE
Red Coult
Milworth
Temry
Kale Lowe
FE Centre
Palmerin Street
Gordon Minns
Bee
Yangan C of E Ball Draws Large Attendance
The annual St. Peter's Women’s Guild ball drew a large crowd despite cold weather. Guests included Canon Hoog and Dr. W. Pree, with Athol Anstey directing dancing and prize draws run by C. Anstey. Proceeds boost Guild funds.
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Yangan
St. Peter's Women’s Guild
Egle Guy
Ron
Jensen
Chas
Carey
P. Brymen
Athol Anstey
Canon Ww- Hoog
W. Pree
C. Anstey
Matthews
C. Zackrisen
Free
K. Mikkelsen
Lucky Door Atiner
Z. Johnson
Yangan Social Roundup from Local Residents
Miss C. McConville of State Government Insurance Office Warwick spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. E. McGonville accompanied by Miss M. Kleinhan. Miss Barbera Clarkson of Teachers' Training College Brisbane visited with her parents and Miss Perguson. Mrs. C. Glarson and the Holmes family visit Brisbane and Texas respectively. Mrs. Gatlell returns from hospital for a Brismape visit with sister Mrs. Carey as Mrs. Brennan visits from Fasten.
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Yangan Social
Yangan
C. McConville
Warwick
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Warwick Showgrounds
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Stanthorpe Junior Miners
Eastern Suburbs
Western Suburbs
McAllister
St George
East Collegians
St. George
Attention! Sports Aney Show
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Pony Express
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Wilton
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Warwick Post
Rome
P. J. Bourke
Warwick Junior Farmers’ Club
Capers Town Hall
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McLennan
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Mercer B.O
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Marnen
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Fawn
Lineala
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Jechayev
Chiam
Europe
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Grafton
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H. H. Martin
Warwick Butter and Dairying Co
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Cunningham
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Lewis
Jeasus
Eric Geok
Katie
Evans
Testzel
Magie
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Yangan C. of
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Dan
Tun
Imah
Bniss
Tore Ching
Veravet
Tobi Akin
TYRE
Dad
Prudential
Don A. Fraser Grayson
Palmerin ST
Wrarive
Co. H. Newcombe
Grayson
Palmerinst
Risshenlase’ Assurance Beatae Label
R. W Matthews
Brisbane-Warwick
Tasmania
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