Weather update from Warwick district reports and rainfall
The South West notes isolated heavy rains boosting totals in Talwood Bunguny Tandawanna and others with Warwick 34 and Emu Vale 35. A late Friday fog limited visibility over Warwick then lifted, Saturday was mild but a cold snap loomed as night fell.
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Warwick
Talwood
Bungunys
Tandawanna
Booms
Pratten
Welltown
Callandoon
Leyburn
Railway Department
Killarney
Tannymore
Emu Vale
Yangon
Allora
Wallangarra
Ballandean
Stanthorpe
Cottonvale
Dalveen
Thallon
Goondtwind
Y ¥Elarbon
Inglewood
Texas
Boggabilla
Warialda
Toobeach
Relief Tax Reduction Debate in Brisbane
Brisbane debate on unemployment relief tax cuts. Opposition leader Maher argues subsidised loans to local authorities are inadequately funded and costly. He cites past five year financing from loan funds subsidies and unemployment relief funds, noting higher returns on subsidised loans and questions government generosity.
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Brisbane
Suncoy
B. Maher
Iiterest
Friendly Societies Rescue Opposition Debate in Canberra
A Canberra debate saw Country Party votes defeat a government proposal to recognize life assurance companies as approved societies under the National Insurance Scheme. Mr. A W Fadden urged Queensland's approach, noting small policy holders face compulsory contributions and urging insurers to join without altering membership rules. He called for actuarial surrender values for industrial policies to ease Treasurer Casey’s dilemma, stressing friendly societies aid remote life and curb urban drift.
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Canberra
Queensland
A. W. Fadden
Darling Downs
Country Party
Casey
Fadden
Queenslan
Ufe
London Butter Market Erratic Behavior Report
The London butter market shows erratic moves with unexpected firmness as continental weakness fails to depress Empire butter. Danish and other European descriptions rise while the market remains quiet and values are fairly well held. Cheese quotes are firm with sympathy from tuber markets.
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London
Milkkins In loving memory of James Milking
In loving memory of James Milking who departed this life on June 36 1915. Inserted by his loving daughter and son in law Susan and George Sudolph.
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Milkins
James Milkins
Isabel
Sidney Stdalph
Milkkins
James Milking
Susan
George Sudolph
Queensland urged to expand secondary industry link to primary
A special committee appointed by the Federal Government urged growth of secondary industries in Queensland to complement primary production. Australia’s factory output totals £400,000,000 yearly with £150,000,000 value added, and about 500,000 workers nationwide. Queensland’s output ranges £50,000,000 to £260,000,000 with about £20,000,000 added value, and 48,210 factory employees last year. The piece notes disparities with New South Wales and Victoria, defense spending implications, tax relief, and the need for a regional economic balance and closer public-private partnerships to secure future national strength.
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Australia
Commonwealth
Queensland
New South Wales
Victoria
Australan
Remarkable escape in Albion and Fitsroy collision
At about 1 pm Saturday two cars collided at the Albion and Fitsroy intersection. Edward Killop of 44 Clark Street Toowoomba drove north on Albion and Bidney Zwoerner of Pitaroy Street drove along Pitaroy. Killop’s car spun, struck a corner post, and rested on the footpath upside down. Both drivers escaped injury though Killop’s car was badly damaged and Zwoerner’s car suffered heavy damage.
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Albion and
Fitsroy Streets
Edward Killop
Clark Street
Toowoomba
Bidney Zwoerner
Pitaroy Street
Albion Street
Zwoerner
Kilop
Mitchell Land For Selection
Brisbane Sunday report states that 608 square miles in the Maneroo holding Mitchell district will be resumed from July 1 1998 under section 4 of the Lands Acts Amendment Act 1031. The resumption aims to provide additional land access for selection and related developments.
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Brisbane
P. Pease
Maneroo Holding
Mitchell District
City Valuation Court to Hear Remaining Appeals Today
The Valuation Appeal Court in Warwick resumes sittings this morning to list every remaining appeal against recently adopted council valuations. Judge W. P. Wilson said names will be read to identify which appellants proceed, with some cases already withdrawn or reduced after evidence on road, drainage, and flooding impacts. A plan to inspect properties over the weekend was proposed ahead of further decisions due today.
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Warwick
W. P. Wilson
P.M
Wilson
Stanthorpe
J. E Collins
William-street
Mill Hill
John Nicoll
Pitaroy
Bourke Streets
East Warwick
Airs
J. Woodcock
Grafton
E.woodcock
Secion
Fitzroy-street
St. Mark's Church of England
Percy Street
Dragon-street
Gorestreat
A. M. Brackwell
Wheatcraft
Ewan
Contary
EA. Allen
de Coning
Gore Street
de Conlay
Gonestreet
Roois
Gorestreet
P. Wylon
Wood and
Pratten Streets
EK. Coogan
Jacob Relbert
M. Molyneux
H. M. Barden
J. H. Fowler
Molyneux
Truck Fire After Collision In Killarney
Roy Henry Chilcott and Patrick Alexander Samuel Pohlman were trapped in a burning utility truck after colliding with a stationary transport truck at Acacia and Willow streets. Both men, workers on Cunningham Gap road works, were hospitalized in Warwick. Pohlman was later moved to Brisbane for bone specialist care.
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Killarney
Roy Henry Chilcott
Marriet
Warwick
Patrick Alexander Samuel Pohlman
Warwick General Hospital
Pohlman
Brisbane
Cunningham Gap-road
Chilcott
Acacia Street
Willow-street
Percy Lamt
Roy McMillan
Sami
McMillan
West
General Hospital
Pofilman
Junabee Pioneers honour Kemp and McColm family with concert
Residents of Junabee held a variety concert in appreciation of Mr and Mrs J J Kemp, with Mrs M McColm and Mr and Mrs A McCoist as early district pioneers. Guests included J Tweedale R J Brownlie and A Booth. A bagpipe march and overture opened the event, followed by solos, a millinery display, conjuring, and community singing. A testimonial committee thanked performers and organizers. The Kemp family were praised for 41 years of service, pipes were presented to Mr Kemp, a handbag to Mrs Kemp, and Mr Kemp sang a old-time favorite before a younger-generation dance closed the evening.
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Junabee
J. J. Kemp
M. McColm
Warwick
A. McCoist
Jumabee
Har
Messrs. J. Tweedale
R. J. Brownlie
A. Booth
Messrs. McCoist
McCaim and Briggs
Arrivad i
Mesem
Fikterof
C. Reason
M. E. Kelly
S. C. Reason
J. Allison
R. Stewart
Mr. MeQoist
J. Kemp
Wool Prospects Tied to Market Recovery Across Europe
London reports wool prospects hinge on market recovery with European output set to decline from last year except Japan. Next season may see lower clips while rising carryovers offset some loss. Improvement requires revival of industry and return of demand from America and Japan, prompting Bradford to watch the upswing.
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London
Japan
America
Bradford
Gold is Where You Find 14 Monthly Meeting at Memorial Hall
The BBELLA club invites members to a general meeting at Memorial Hall at 6 pm titled Gold is Where You Find 14. The gathering covers club matters and upcoming events.
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His Majesty's
Bbella
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