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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 29, 1929
Page
1
An OCR noisy ad lists linen fabrics and bedding items with multiple designs and prices. It mentions pure linen, decorative linens, tablecloths, towels, and related textile goods, highlighting a range of patterns and discount periods.
Smith and Ulm safely arrive in Singapore after a long journey from Rangoon. The pair flew through heavy rain and endured around 27 hours aloft with stops and delays. They faced gales and turbulence but maintained resolve, hoping to reach Rangoon soon for further duties.
The article discusses severe economic problems in the wool industry caused by pests and disease, arguing for government intervention to safeguard producers. It highlights spiraling costs, competition, and calls for policy measures to support pastoralists, with emphasis on Australia’s dependence on wool and the need for a coordinated response to sustain output and national prosperity.
Fragmentary notes describe cattle store conditions and proposed rules for weighing, holding times, and transport. Officials warn immediate slaughter or sale must follow authorized schedules, with restrictions on destinations and consignee references. The text mentions wagons, eight week limits, and compliance measures to prevent unsanctioned sale.
Fragmentary OCR item mentions a kinship reference and several garbled names. It appears to record a placeholder or witness list with uncertain details and possible genealogical notes. No coherent event or action is discernible from the fragment.
A distorted report describes naval reviews near Ney with rain and threats, noting Australia and Canada, an aerial display by a flying squadron, and references to Lord Stonehive and Tagwan Walated. It mentions government actions, funding debates, and long bills, with figures and locations scattered through the garbled text.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a British conference in Australia with delegates from Canada and New Zealand. The report highlights Australia as host and mentions discussions on venue, dates, and future implications for Allied unity amid wartime context.
Readable fragments show pool operations, freight movements, and deliveries with scattered figures. Mentions Atherton and Maize terms, with totals around 718 and 1006 units and a date resembling 07/18/0, plus references to personnel and duties.
In Melbourne on Friday Justice Macartine ruled in favor of Bawra in an appeal against the assessment of 950,000 for master verdadeira, with the judge noting a potential payout around 220,000 to Barra. The figures involved remain under authority review and further actions may follow.
All season goods cleared at less than cost price with huge reductions across departments. Velour and showroom items discounted, new season costumes half price, garments and accessories deeply cut. Mens and boys wear including overcoats, pullovers, trousers and shirts feature dramatic price cuts. Domestic textiles such as sheets towels quilts and blankets also reduced.
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