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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 23, 1948
Page
6
The fragmented report notes wool values staying firm with scattered observations across districts. It cites Western and New South Wales markets showing mixed prices, a generally strong tone for fine wools, and lists several names and shops involved in the trade, reflecting varied regional activity.
A fragmented directory listing bus and rail timetables across multiple towns, including Wallangarra, Goondiwindi, Inglewood, and Toowoomba. It notes mixed services, train times, and connections for Wednesday through Thursday, with numerous times and place names scattered throughout the text.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Brown A Century and a looming event. It references a tired day and a possible partnership issue with Bradman. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear dates, places, or outcomes.
Reuters reports casualities and injuries affect the Australian Test Team with Miller left side groin issue affecting play. G Emmett of Gloucestershire is invited to replace Mardstaft as England feature selection continues amid unrest.
A scrambled match summary reports Australia declaring at 249 in five innings while Yorks mine chase with 206. Hutton and Brown feature with notable batting amid showers. Harvey delivers dramatic hitting as Yardley’s bowlers claim several wickets in a tense second innings.
English Test cricketer Le Johnson weighs an offer to play for Lancashire League. A cablegram from Heywood Club signals interest while Johnson evaluates terms and conditions and potential move.
Sydney and Roma Street markets report brisk activity with varied prices. Vegetables such as pumpkins and lucerne show mixed demand while yellow marine produce and beans command higher rates. oats, wheat chaff, carrots, onions, and potatoes list fluctuating prices amid ample supplies.
Mears M-Doueall and Co reported around 240 head of cattle sold with strong attendance and improving rates. Prices for steers and heifers varied by age, with forward springers and calves drawing solid bids. Prospects for next sale, Tuesday 29th inst, looked bright amid steady demand across sections.
Sydney journalist George Crawford, recently retired, was arrested by Balmain police after a report of an acid throwing near Balmain Court. Crawford was remanded in custody, with two men and a woman named as involved parties. He sustained injuries and required hospital care for several days. The incident disrupted local services and drew police attention to alleged threats against the press.
A nervous market note shows sheep and lamb prices mixed with quality concerns. Trade offers indicate lighter demand for certain lots while higher grade cattle and vealers show firmer activity and stable to rising bids at times.
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