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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 07, 1933
Page
3
An old advertisement claims Nature needs only a small assist to overcome obstructions and that Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills support natural functions. It states the pills stimulate the liver cleanse the stomach purify the blood and aid digestion and assimilation after overeating and drinking.
An OCR damaged piece describes a social gathering hosted by Mrs. Linton of Bava with dances, donations to a social cause, and a hospital guest list. It notes wedding announcements in a nearby town, a Miss and Mrs. speakers, and a charity blanket donation from a lodge. The Mex Quieky concert and a hospital appointment are mentioned amid community ties.
Alfred Royer and Robert Spires led a group to England for a voyage but faced trouble. The journey ended with detentions and a court case after attempts to evade duties. Local officials and the Big Brother mavensne arranged hearings. The drought affected some and altered plans at station and Latkhirt. Special hearings were held as the event unfolded.
The article describes a ceremony with a statue dedication and a mounted event at Belts. It mentions figures such as Mrk Go Wather and Lamplough, plus attendees including a Methodist leader and local dignitaries. The text is garbled but centers on a public memorial and related speeches.
A garbled postal style line hints at a disrupted communication. The readable bits mention a location or name resembling Gronky state and a warning about waiting for a reply. It lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable people.
An afternoon event described as mainly for women features several competitions with numerous minor participants. Names of attendees and guests include Sts Kaele and BERR E Bunten, with a long list of competitors such as Mise Hanrahan Mir MeChllach Bunien and many others.
A large crowd attended a Monday evening at the CASES Hall for a Bluebird Jazz Evening. The event, organized by the Two Halls and the communal group, featured performances by Mrs BS Brista and Miss Te Battin with the Pipe group providing accompaniment. A presentation by A. Marabai recognized long service to the Kuotelgn Pipe and Work Leaks Bee. Numerous attendees listed suggest a festive community gathering with ceremonial toasts and recreations.
A garbled theatre and film review rundown mentions performers including Gaguoe-Phaetoy Farrell and Mercier J M Keetrigan. It references a stage program with various acts and a cast list, noting comparisons to Jamon Hawley and Ralph Freud and noting box plans and a New England context.
James Wickham, veteran railway porter and longtime Morpeth resident, died aged 83. Born in 184? in Brighton, he joined the Railway Department and later served as porter, adumtor, and faithful union member. Survived by four daughters and many relatives, his funeral was held at Toowoomba Cemetery with a Baptist service. A. Prior Avingset, Sydney Henry, and the Bulletin staff mourn his loss after a long illness.
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