Condamine Valley Branch Reports July Meeting And International Day Plans
June Condamine Valley branch meeting at Soldiers Club with many members present and visitors from Redcliffe and Warwick. Treasurers and secretaries noted, International Day on July 4 to feature papers on Finland. funds urged for 1952 subs. Carl Fitzgerald praised as Olympic hopeful. Friday conference summaries shared. various donations and projects approved.
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Condamine Valley
Soldiers’ Club
Colledge
P. Hanper
Warwick
Sysuch
Killagey
Grieve
Neilsen
L. B. Eastwell
Finland
Sterne
Morgan
Garden Notes June Garden Work For Flowers And Veg
Garden notes describe June work in the flower garden listing flowering plants including ageratum alyssum antirrhinum bellis calenda calen dula calliopsis candytuft carnations chrysanthemum clarkia dianthus gaillardia geum godetia gypsophila heuchera larkspur linaria lobelia lupins mignonette poppies scabious statice sweetpeas verben a wallflower and yearly bulbs such as anemone agapanthus alstroemeria montbretia pancratium schozstylis sprekelis tigridia tuberose tulbaghia valerian hedge plants climbers roses carnations and peastems oniums viols cannas plus the vegetable garden sow broad beans cabbage endive lettuce mustard onions parsley peas tadish and turnips tomatoes may be sown under cover plant artichokes asparagus rhubarb roots garlic and herbs.
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Jerusalem
Jerusalem Artichoke cultivation and uses guided
The article notes growing Jerusalem artichokes as a vegetable, sharing planting guidance in deep soil with 20 inch rows and 8 inch spacing. Tubers dig after about five months when yellow, with preparation methods including boiling, baking, roasting, and making soup.
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Jerusalem
Urbenville Socials and Local Accidents Report
Holidaying visitors in Urbenville and surrounding towns are named, including Donnelly, Urben Street. Ora Oatley of Sydney. Mrs F Stubbings and family at Gosford. W Montague returning to Urbenville. Bellchambers family on Western Queensland tour. J Chapene of Tenterfield assisting in Urbenville. Local injuries: W Woods suffers finger flesh torn but not bone. Theo McLean sustains a probable rib fracture. Bob Pascoe receives two fractured ribs. Barry Webster hurt by a rolling log. David Mansfeld severes vein in thigh. Mrs Herb Ross dislocates shoulder. Keith Orth strikes toe with mattock. Continuous hospital care at Kyogle and Urbenville hospitals.
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Urbenville
W. Woods
Urbenville Hardwoods Pty. Ltd
Kyogle
Theo “McLean
Bob Pascoe
Jon
Woodenbong
Barry Webster
David Mansfeld
Urbenville Hospital
Herb Ross
Kyogle Hospital
Keith Orth
M. Orth
Convert to Rest After Sudden Illness Halts PMG Trip
MURWILLUMBAH. Postmaster-General H L Anthony fell ill and canceled a planned visit to Pili to preside at a meeting of the South Pacific Air Transport Council. He was ordered a complete rest for one to three weeks. In Sydney he was pronounced and taken to hospital in Lismore after arriving from Casino. Doctors ordered him to avoid strain.
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Murwillumbah
H. L. Anthony
Pili
South Pacific Air Transport Counci
Sydney
Anthony
Lismorn
Casino
Vinrents Hospital
Timore
Apprenticeship Misconduct Highlighted in Queensland
In Queensland during the year ending June 29 1951 one in eight indentured apprentices was disciplined for misconduct. Chief witness H D Noyes told the Commonwealth State Apprenticeship Inquiry Committee in Brisbane that 968 apprentices faced fines for missed exams or classes. The inquiry to consider reforms to the apprenticeship system follows a 1950 Premiers Conference decision.
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Brisbane
Queensland
Miconduct
H. D. Noyes
Junior Employment Bureau
Commonwealth State
Shane
W. Wood
Department of Public Instruction
Justice Wright
Federal Arbitration Court
Wright
Bad Packing its Affecting Reputation
Australian butter’s overseas image suffers from unsatisfactory packing. Brisbane reports show seals on composite boxes and gummed paper lids failing to meet export standards. A.D. Allanson notes rising complaints despite improved box stability.
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Brisbane
A.D. Allanson
Commerce and Agriculture
Commonwealth Dairy
London
Seingdort
1Clon
Allanson
Queensland
United Kingdom
Doner
Engand
Trimedit
Concrete Tile Company Faces Close-down
A demand drop forced a layoff of several workers at the Excel Vier Tile Company. Manager V Bodnia said the firm may close, with four men sacked since Christmas and about 20,000 tiles in stock.
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Concrete Tile Company
Excelvier ‘Tie Company
V. Bodnia
Potatoes To The Halfpenny Cheaper In Brisbane
Prices Commissioner Mr Fullagar announces new potato price in Brisbane with a drop of fourpence per hundredweight and a halfpenny per pound for urban and country prices. Urbenville P and C meets to plan ground clearing, purchase ideas, and recognize Linley Jones for health essay prize.
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Brisbane
Fullagar
Pullagar
Urbenville Ambulance Sub Station Plans 50 50 Sports Day
The Urbenville Woodenbong ambulance sub station held its monthly meeting with president C W Graham. A 50-50 sports day with the Urbenville RSL was discussed and a date will be set after a joint meeting. D Walmsley reported 69 cases for the month and travel miles totaled 1764.
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Urbenvile- Woodenbong
Urbenville
Urbenville- Woodenbong
C. W. Graham
RSL
D. Walmsley
Thenville
Sid Bonabe
Upper
Pantona Tanase Creel
Hernete
Enses
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R. E. Wilkins
Ture
R. E. Grafton
St. P.O
Trousseau
Wilkins
CO-OPERATIVE _ MILLING ASSOCIATION LTD
Space Kirby
Chandlers
Appel Bros
Condamine Valley Branch
Collenge
Bradley
Fitzgerald
I McClennan
Te‘ Sway Creek Mother's Bay
Jerusalem Artichoke
Education Department
Linley Jones
Donnelly
Is Wegg
Walmac Stovette
Toowoomba
Electric Light & Power CQ. Ltd
Palmerin Street
Stanthorpe Ruthven St
Maryland St
Warwick Bacon
Warwick Bacon Company
Tin
Arnotts Princess
Pink
Edgell Peas
Pkt
Rosella Tomato
Holbrooks Mustard
Quality Grocers
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