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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 26, 1929
Page
3
A brief listing highlights durable dark strong working shirts praised for exceptionally good quality. The item emphasizes sturdy fabric, reliable fit, and long wear, suitable for industrial or manual labor settings. No dates or locations are provided.
A mixed, fragmentary report details holiday visits and family travel involving Misa L O Shea and relatives in Texas and Sydney. It notes Mrs. Maggs returning from medical treatment in Sydney, property transactions, school vacations at River Bend Texas, and a gathering of the W A Younger branch with a program led by Miss Craw Cort, listing numerous local names and associations.
Pratten C W A branch held its usual monthly meeting with 21 financial members. Apologies were read for several absentees as officers were elected and accounts reviewed. donations were acknowledged from Linen League Ambulance Brigade and Pratten Halt Company. A balance sheet issue delayed finalisation of hospital funds while arrangements for a luncheon and forthcoming requests from local sports and charity groups were discussed.
A lively Texan ball at Priday Inst featured a novelty waltz won by Miss Tilton and Mr Cross. Decorations by Mrs McClymont, with CWA helpers guiding benches, while guests enjoyed Verbena on cureitebarah and a strong internee, totaling about £95.
On Wednesday night in St James Trath children of Mary presented Sister M Agnes with a statue of her patron and a robeque for a pedestal. Miss Tierney and Miss May spoke while Father Murphy praised her six years in Warwick. Pupils hosted a concert with thirty refreshments and dancing ending in Auld Lang Syne and cheers for Sister M Agnes.
The regular Warwick Benevolent Society meeting at Milnetreet home on the Leth instant presided by Mrs G P Barnes. Members present include Messrs Griave Abillivdoy McShane Garland Webber Pickard Connolly Farwell Rycroft Allen Farrar Flitcroft Mingy Tyrol. A sympathy motion for Mrs De Conlay’s bereavement passed. Accounts 41 pounds 13 shillings 9 pence approved with receipts showing rent 7 10 and telephone 8 shillings. Reports noted inmates well and gifts received from various supporters. Visitors Mrs McShane and Miss Trell visited. nine individuals and nine families aided. Mrs Garland and Mrs Pickard appointed visitors for the month.
A vintage health ad urges readers to keep organs like the liver and kidneys active to fight toxins. It links headaches backaches constipation dizziness biliousness foul breath and coated tongue to sluggish organs and promotes Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills as a remedy.
Patrons are promised a lavish show headlined by Paranvitnt’s “Mocea of the Marinas” with popular star Hi horil Dix and the Transatlantic flight plot. The program blends comedies and a light English musical, featuring Jack Ridhin nan and Lady Boyd in a tale of a young man posing as a famed detective to win a princess’s hand.
Warwick theatregoers will welcome Thomas Meighan back to the silver screen in Paramount's The Racket an adaptation of the famous novel and hailed as a top picture of the year Critics call it one of the outstanding underworld stories on film Meighan selected the tale for its fit to his talents Box plans open at Milta r a on Thursday morning Tickets not available for these attractions
The Christian Brothers Football Club will hold its annual mid winter dance in the Town Hall on Tuesday night July 2. A jam orchestra will perform and refreshments provided. A 4500 tournament is planned for non dancers with work prizes. Proceeds go to injured players and club funds.
A vintage advertisement touts Doan's Kidney Pills as cure for backache and kidney trouble. It cites a user, Mr Hockings of Warwick, who reports relief after two bottles and continued health four years later, urging readers to buy only Doan's from Foster-M McClellan Co. Sydney.
A terse report from Stanthorpe lists names including T. Rieft and references to Marcelie and Stanthorpe phone number 243 in a local case involving disputes over guardianship or custody. The fragment mentions contact details and parties linked to an Indian' and Children's matters.
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