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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 24, 1932
Page
1
An assortment of flannel coats, double breasted hip coats, wool cardigans, knit garments, and infants wool rompers offered in multiple sizes and colors. Includes belts, wide collars, gauntlet cuffs, and sartorial details with price ranges from 6/11 to 24/11 in varying styles for men women and children.
Classified ad lists glass cloth towelling in blue and pink options, red bordered cotton tea towelling, heavy twill towelling for kitchen use, blue and red checked towels, linen dowlas, and fancy coloured bordered tea towels in multiple colors. Mentions yardage prices and sizes.
Severe frost and cold snap devastate crops in the Charleville and Clarence River districts. Reports describe damaged sugar cane and grain, dairy herd losses, and costly feeding needs. Snow burdens districts with record lows and heavy frosts in Melbourne and surrounding areas.
The Wool Exchange sold about 60 tons from tobacco districts with 255 lots, top prices around 48d per lot, buyers from major Australian firms including Dalgety and Company and the British Australian Tobacco Company, while some parcels failed to meet reserve. The auction highlighted prices and opposition to dairy and meat subsidy policies discussed at regional Queensland conferences and calls for better organization and fair pricing in agriculture.
Prishane Thursday report that the cabinet decided to discontinue the practice of requiring elderly men to travel between towns to obtain weekly rations. Some 300 men would be affected. Labour and Industry Minister Me P Hynen said the change aims to reduce hardship and unsafe travel, noting charity and church groups had pushed for ending the practice.
The Canary Seed Board considers a petition from growers in Zone A Canary Seed District asking whether ownership of a prior seed lot should be transferred to the board. The action seeks a vote on a decision to consolidate ownership and manage the seed by the board, with a deadline for growers to respond.
The Interior Minister Mr R A Purkhitt told staff of the Indies that reliance on government patronage risks private enterprise collapse. He warned that 18 percent of workers are absorbed by government enterprise and urged that galumphie enterprises be restrained to prevent serious depression.
A published letter from Railway Commissioner J. W. Davidian and former Minister for Transport Mr Godfrey Morgan expresses gratitude to railway employees for their loyalty and service during a difficult period in Queensland. The message thanks workers for their efforts and urges passing on the sentiment to all staff.
At a Geneva disarmament meeting the U S delegate and the American proposal for broad arms cuts was made public in Washington The plan calls for reducing world armaments by about one third while preserving defense and calls for abolition of tanks aerial bombardment and specific tonnage limits for battleships aircraft carriers and destroyers The British French Italian and Japanese delegations respond with cautious support urging stronger disarmament and noting gaps in naval terms The discussion reflects the push for a coordinated disarmament program amid tensions over security and debt questions.
A brief ad style notice promoting a weekend special on spaghetti packets with pricing or dates suggested by the fragmented text. The read reads Gui Jack Coffee Essence and mentions a weekly or weekend deal labeled WHEE END. The exact details remain unclear but the item is a sale alert for food goods.
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