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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 08, 1922
Page
2
In fond memory of Private Peter Nouwsen MLM who died at Yangna on June 8. Two years have passed. our hearts yearn for you and your sweet smile. Deeply remembered by his loving parents sisters and brothers.
The Lew South Wales government faces a severe budget deficit with an outstanding debt of £107,000,000 and annual payments of £7,000,000 on Levexton Uni debt. A treasury statement notes an accumulated deficit of £1,000,000, amid contentious Labor party leadership debates and plans for large public works including harbor, rail, and road projects.
A mixed-item page notes a church presentation at the Presburghian chapel and a dress sale campaign. Magistrate Court in Warwick hears cases including George James Sames with a monthly payment plan and Margaret Devin seeking time extension under the Public Rents Act. Also covered: school entertainment at His Majesty's Theatre, licensing transfers for local hotels, a Wheatgrowers meeting, a Dalby presbytery gathering, weather forecasts, and inter-school football promises for the season. The report blends community events with legal actions and local notices.
Victor Pianos emphasize durability and affordability, noting they last a lifetime and that customers who have tried them are convinced. W H Paling & Co Ltd promotes Premier Piano when located opposite Town Hill in Toowoomba, with J Crowe on King Street as a local agent.
Fragmentary text presents a garbled note about Theking Gongh Wonte Great Peppermint Cra and other items. It mentions Blankoats Qheavcat TRnonhets Runewok and Berhive Btorea in unclear context.
A Brisbane telegram reports on political nominations and ministerial travels amid health concerns. The Prime Minister may push legislation while officials like Sir Mark Shelton and other leaders prepare visits to western districts. A state wheat board meeting discusses tendering for beachhead projects and sewerage plans for Toowoomba.
Stanthorpe Circuit Court proceedings cover dates and venues with details of sittings and juries. A monthly meeting, storage and fruit fly concerns, and the local club planning are noted, including appointments and future events in Stanthorpe Queensland.
London dispatch reports the Earl of Ypres led a notable operation on the Western Front. British forces engaged near the front lines, achieving a strategic objective with coordinated artillery and infantry. The victory strengthens allied positions ahead of planned offensives.
Fragmentary report describes an Australian plan on wireless telegraphy and retention systems tied to a world conference. The piece mentions Capetown and Milan as venues for talks to finalize arrangements for a brief period. It notes press representation and possible collaboration with England and other dominions.
The Railway Board ordered no significant wage rise for freight carriers, claiming cost savings and stability. About 100,000 workers are affected while settings show potential annual losses and protests among a minority of rail staff resisting the measure.
Fragmented report from Budapest notes a volatile election scene amid political party shifts. Mentions Horthy era figures, parliamentary contest, and uncertain alliance moves as factions gauge support and potential changes in leadership.
The reeninr months menting of the committer ot ple Warwdele Anateortenee Retende will be held in the board room tomorrow evening at 746.
Melbourne reports clash over AWIL and arbitration acts as union leaders denounce unjust awards. Justice Powers questioned as workers vow to resist and restraining orders rise. A court hearing set for March 14 to examine injunction against striking action.
The golden cask et drawing at Fort Taleventil displayed prizes and ticket numbers. First prize went to ticket 0, the apron prize to ticket 6T held by A. T. Browns, third prize to ticket 79410 held by Murphy. Numerous prize tokens listed including STOUp-248B and 39,077 among others.
Washington reports a bitter tariff clash between Republican and Democratic senators with progress on two million words debated and only a few hundred items agreed. Sir Auckland Geddes visited the State Department amid attacks and countercharges as discussions linger with no clear end in sight.
London testimony from the recent air disaster in the Channel reveals that one victim was decapitated. The inquest drifted into a theory that the pilot suffered from a stroke prior to the crash. A verdict of inter was returned amid the inquiry.
A lively benefit event was held today at the town hall under the Southern Power Orchestra Association. Prominent organizers led by Enlins committee member Mes Trott and Cordon Rare conducted the tournament and door charges while Miss O Neeton’s orchestra provided music. The program featured guests and performances, with secrecy about the final speakers and attendance noted.
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