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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 19, 1935
Page
1
Readable parts mention ribbed garments and socks with partial items like quarter and flat ribbed pieces. Text names such as Aubin and Mack appear amid a jumble of phrases about garments, sizes, and colors.
Fragment reads as a grocery circular listing assorted items and prices. Mentions baked beans, wheat bread, harvest items, and assorted produce with several odd spellings and illegible portions. Summary focuses on the observable sale items and general pricing cues rather than unclear details.
A fractured ad lists Ladies Good Quality B Hosiery and related items with various styles and panel features. It mentions colors and sizes across multiple locations and ends with a range of prices such as 1, 1/11, 2/6, 2/11.
A fragmented poultry market notice outlines revised prize figures and weights for feathered stock. It references bags, mash costs, and unit prices, with unclear dates and vendor identifiers. The readable portion highlights revised MOREE and price entries, indicating ongoing adjustments in feed and product terms.
A truncated report notes the men’s woolen sock series disrupted by heavy weather and slips in the schedule. Players, including standout athletes, faced delays, with teams seeking rescheduled matches and continued competition.
A fragmented report outlines a broad union push for a 40 hour or shorter work week, citing legislative interest and worker pressure. Delegates, union leaders, and local representatives gathered at Mendes Hall to discuss the campaign's aims, funding, and potential impact on productivity and labor standards.
In Brisbane the opposition held a tense meeting as Mr A E Moore won re election as leader. Mr Russell became deputy leader while Mr Murrell signed the whip. The session debated party line and the primary ground of the group amid calls for discipline and unity.
The coast shipping disaster leaves two confirmed dead with many missing as a heavy storm and coastal wreckage immobilize vessels. Rescue teams, led by authorities, search exposed wreckage and gather survivor accounts while officials assess the wreck’s extent near multiple port areas.
A man identified as Astley Wildl, 18, of Bona, near a waterway, aided in a rescue. The incident left another person, reportedly near death, with bystanders and medical staff working to revive the unconscious swimmer.
The readable portion shows garbled phrases about individuals and places near Melbourne with references to a 9 day period and distances. Key names and exact events are unreadable, making precise facts unavailable.
Fragmentary inquest notes imply confusion and conflicting statements amid police, legal officials, and witnesses. The record references an inquiry atmosphere, veiled questions, and unsettled details surrounding the case and testimony.
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