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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 14, 1929
Page
1
A fragment notes Virtual Cardigans and Jumpers described as smart and cosy for cold days. The brief highlights comfort and style, suggesting versatile wear for home and social occasions without detailing brand names or dates.
A fragmented OCR page describes an elaborately tailored coat of fine wool tweed and velour fabric. It highlights features such as a long roll collar, a painted front bib, decorative pockets, and plush lining. The text mentions various fabrics and trims and notes a release or price hints, with several brand-like terms and designer references.
A fragmented report outlines Mr. Hughes challenging arbitration ideas amid talk of commercial value from a fishery and WMATA connections. The piece references political figures, migration concerns, and a debated anti Tahery policy, noting maritime regions near Barrier Reef and a nearby population center estimated around one hundred thousand.
The debate over coal safety measures stalls as the Coal Commission rejects a proposal, blaming delays on regional supply and mine safety concerns. Officials note the need to adjust plans to avoid disrupting railway service and shipments, with government urged to act before June and September deliveries.
The board announced Bes Fi By SAL as the new superintendent of Ab Yearitetioepitals, per the hospital system’s plan. The appointment, effective July 1, follows rules set by the casail’s platen and aligns with budget guidelines. The position carries a yearly salary around 62000.
Capetown reports a 1024 election with multiple parties contending for power. The South African Labour and Nationalist factions lead, while a recently weakened coalition shows signs of strain amid shifting alliances and ongoing political realignments.
The article notes a London conference where Commander Kwnwarthy urged rapid advance of air power. It highlights a plan to grant more resources, with a focus on development and improvement of aerial capabilities.
A careful robbery at Albertebrest involved theft of a large supply of goods and a Bent worth 9 pounds 10 shillings. Police examined the premises and nearby properties, including private accounts, though no one was detained.
Fragmented OCR text hints at a debate on federal attitude toward industry, with references to Mr Hughes, power, labor strength, and calls for policy shifts. It mentions attempts to remove authority and tensions between government and industry players, but the passage is jumbled and unclear.
Westmere Wednesday detectives O Sullivan and two others were killed when a trap mine exploded at an arms dump in Trish Trae. Investigators found a box and a plan suggesting piracy and a raid, with several men reportedly involved in the incident.
A garbled report references AGENT GENERAL BRISBANE and a parliament like writ. Names such as Austen and Moxhan appear amid scattered terms, detailing a questionable appointment, a napton location in Australia, and a zone related to an undefined appointment.
A government discussion in Australia centers on a proposed petrol tax and its potential nationwide rollout. Officials debate registration rules, vehicle fees, and how tax levels might be allocated across states while examining legal opinions and the impact on fuel prices.
In a complex patent dispute, Kraft-Walksy Cheese Teoprietary Limited faces litigation over cheese protection claims. The case centers on alleged infringement and the remedy sought by plaintiffs. The High Court of Queensland and then the Court of Australia are involved as the action unfolds, with decisions shaping future enforcement.
Australia announces funds to support domestic filmmaking and talent. A £16090 prize pool funds entries judged January 4 1929 to March 1 1930 with first prize £7090, second £2600, third £1500. Entries must be produced in Australia with 40 percent native content and are open to Australians residing in the Commonwealth.
A chaotic scene at Lossiemouth involved Mr Bamaiy StucDonald amid a holiday crowd. Ropes were tugged by women toward the Prime Wodstoe’s party as trains and boats reportedly sparked noise and confusion.
Fragmentary catalog notes reveal a wool traveling rug, quilts, blankets, and linens with multiple sizes and prices. Items include 8 x A blankets, twin and double bed sets, down quilts, striped linens, and assorted Denby Cheele and Erica designs. Prices range widely, with many items listed in old currency, suggesting a mid century or early 20th century sale fragment.
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