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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 13, 1931
Page
1
An aged newspaper snippet advertises flannelette sheeting specials in 68 inch twill and plain flannelette. It promotes prices per yard for single and double beds with terms like yard and swing while noting limited formats. The exact figures are faded but imply bargains on bed linen.
A fragmented catalog page shows a variety of women’s woollen outerwear items such as pullovers, cardigans, and sleeved coats. Includes mentions of "Interwoven" fabrics, "All Wool," silk blends, and multiple pricing or sizing cues, with scattered brand-like terms and descriptors. The legible bits reference navy colors, heather patterns, and knit details among several products.
Canberra reports the Federal Caucus backed the economy proposals from the Premiers Conference to reform finances. Cabinet will draft necessary legislation on debt conversion and emergency measures to support employment, pensions, and public service, with rapid passage through Parliament planned.
Report from London cites Lord Harrings of Fonshural warning that Russia's five year plan threatens industrial nations. He notes planned exports and labor issues harming global markets, predicting dislocations and fragile order unless countered. The piece references British credits to build ships and Baltic Conference actions affecting world shipping.
A Friday to Sunday series at East Mulbourne Unitarian Church plans a Puccini opera Bohème abridgment sung as a social afternoon program rather than worship. Reverend W Bottomley argues religion needs stimulation and opposes church red tape that bars worthwhile art, calling for accessible music to engage people.
Queensland First Wriday conference hears Treasurer CME W L Burns from Melbourne. He says finance proposals could restore confidence in Australia and improve credit for citizens who invest in natives restoration. The plan could lower rates charged by financial institutions and lift overseas perception of Australia’s responsibilities. Queensland would lead in implementing reforms and support for consolidating holdings.
A court records a brutal attack on a girl by Joyce Miller and her stepfather. The offender received four days imprisonment after evidence showed two beatings with a strap in two days. The defendant denied excessive punishment and claimed moderation within limits.
Fragmented report outlines a request from the Brivaine City Council and Alderman Decker for expanded fruit marketing facilities in Brisbane. The committee cites current capacity limits and discusses possible extensions to support increased traffic, with officials noting that only modest improvements are feasible within existing budgets.
The Premier announced plans for a special session to enact a total 20 percent reduction across government outlays. The move would affect most departments and Supreme Court pay, though superannuation payments would largely remain, as ministers prepare to decide on the final scope and timing.
Textile list notes various fabrics and colors with yardage and weights. Items include satin crepe morocain crepe georgette silk satins taffetas and jap silks in shades like navy beige almond cedar wine ruby red and black.
On Thursday at dawn, Austentian Cable Service began operations at a local farm with 100 workers. Wage terms and hours are under negotiation as management and labor seek a fair rate. The community awaits news on day and night shifts and potential impacts.
London Thursday report notes a high jump record at the event with contenders including Vince Horaad, Che Motes, Dungop, and Land Plor. The meeting featured a close contest as competitors cleared heights before the stop.
A press conference in Austin drew focus as editors condemn excluding a journalist from Vodura Parliament coverage. The meeting debated source access, press privileges, and the public right to information, urging fair practice and noting potential arbitration. Local editors from Melhwurne Herald and others signaled actions to be taken.
Fragmented report notes tension between the Premier and city officials over authority and reform. Mayor J. W. Crean and Alfarman ally argue the city would fall behind without central guidance, citing proposed wages and governance constraints.
A discussion outlines possible reforms by the Post Office Department led by the general, aiming to streamline procedures and shorten lengthy conversations. An early announcement by the Postmaster General is expected, with proposals reducing discussion times to five minutes and limiting extension options.
Fragmented report from Melbourne era notes government proposals to cut civil service pay and government spending. Mentions wage reductions around 20 percent, 2 percent adjustments, and a general reduction tied to inflation fears. Discusses public sector salaries and a potential £200 yearly cap. touches on political reaction and fiscal policy debates.
Weather winds bite as the ad promotes a durable product for men. The copy notes strong gusts and implies the item protects or assists against the wind, aiming to capture readers seeking reliable gear.
Readable text describes men's Aly wool high grade cardigans and jackets with blue, light twin grey color schemes and body stripes. Features include double pockets, various color combinations, and prices listed in old style formats. Also mentions luxurious fabrics like La hor and Powter Hives or Paw with grey and dock tone options and service tags.
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