Inland Water Storage Ambitions and Fraser Interview
The piece surveys advocacy for inland water storage schemes in Queensland with Dr D L Fraser supporting surface storages to replenish groundwater. It discusses potential daily flows, cost estimates around 90 000 and 80 million gallons, and concerns about pumping into storage from artesian levels plus the need for careful site and equipment planning.
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Brisbane
Siitay
Dorie i
Fraser
Te Bator Dolliesy
New Rockhampton
Braseraid
Weston Queeneland
Chieonsland
Une
Maeaugh
Cooper's
Iento
Hastings inquest probes shocking infant death case
Police dig near Hastings uncover a baby’s infant body and arrest a 40 year old woman Lesbelle Annie Aves. The inquest heard the infant was found buried on private property and a suspect, Teabelia Annie Ayes, faced questioning over alleged abuse. The inquiry adjourned as new testimony emerged from witnesses and investigators.
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Lesbelle Annie Aves
Allas Grathe
Toy Avgiuit
Hastings
Les I Custody
Vail
Mulaveful
Vu Instimient
Tasan Interi
Wellingson
Hospital Bathalostat
Vaneue
Camara
Pena
Ftonich
Annie Ayel
Ira
Ayes
Iluay
Ristady
Tragedy at Presbytery Fire Claims Worker
In Brisbane Yeronga a clothing blaze at St Seiban Presbytery injured a worker named Shividny. She died hours later in hospital. An employee found her unconscious near the work area as the fire began and investigators surmised she was burned by falling embers from the flames.
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Brisbane
Shividny
Orribie Durnia
Dulin Gubert
Eingle
Poiher O'Bleele
St. Seiiabian’s Presbytery
Yeronga
Asia
Cauate
Allan
Burne Ag
Threat of Coal Strike Sparks Industry Debate
An anxious report from Aber dare Central country outlines a looming coal strike risk amid stalled electrical casting plans. A conference between Gwenn and Mirts parties yielded a contentious debate over machinery safety and a proposed levy, with union leaders warning the new machine could be dangerous to operate and coal owners calling for a rapid resolution.
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Aberdare
Onal
Ng, Belge
Stichlog
Brisbane Milk Strike Echoes in Local Labor Fracas
Fragmented OCR text shows a Brisbane milk dispute with references to a strike, committee chair, and possible legal or regulatory actions. Indicates tensions over supply and pricing, with mentions of a weekend meeting and ongoing agitation by workers or union figures. No clear dates or individuals clearly identifiable due to garbled source.
Perth tragedy shocks town as family slain in home
Police report a muttered tragedy in a Perth residence where a mother and her three children were found dead from axe wounds. The husband Murray Onitlibie and the other parent are named in the inquiry as investigators piece together a grim night. The case involves a tollot saloon proprietor, alleged violence, and a possible sexual indiscretion tied to the family’s final actions.
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Murray-atreet
Becilt
Hathieen Cirleare Wilefred
Anthony Geilfis
Ronald
Miuyay
Ethan
Cain
Australia Charts Diet Deficit Survey Across Nation
Government aims to assess the Australian diet by collecting weekly food purchase and consumption data from random households. About six thousand urban residents will keep a one week diary of foods bought and eaten, with each member of households recording daily intake. The project seeks to determine if the national diet is deficient in essential nutrients.
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Daneeraa
Gav
Corairent
Ube
Fragmentary notice from Ontlachy involving Don ald MacFiau
Police investigations reference a man named MacFiau of Ontlachy Genk. The text reports a failed attempt at arousal and a cautious search around mangrove silt near a northern inkwuary. Details are garbled and largely unreadable.
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Don
Ald MacFiau
Ontlachy
Yais
Fluior
Man in water protest halts bridge ceremony in Sydney
A reporter describes a disrupted bridge opening in Sydney as a man impersonating de Groot was doused with water. The protester claimed workers deserved honor, not a minister, and fled with a ribbon. Police intervened but minor chaos followed the splash.
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Sydney
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Mrr
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Golo River
Sibten
Simnisey Justice
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Teln
Spooner
Aezees
Lre
Government Hospital Plan Inches Forward at Stanthorpe
The Stanthorpe area voices mixed reaction as a £25 000 hospital building project is discussed amid a broad government programme. Ministers discuss private institutions, costs, and legislative changes while locals debate the financial burden and potential benefits of the new hospital.
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Stanthorpe
Country Districts Demand Greater Parliamentary Representation
A historical summary reports Archbishop urging grantor representation for country districts in Parliament. The speaker argues cities hold most jobs, while rural areas suffer neglect, and calls for a system that ensures fair representation for the countryside.
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Duinrged
Grantor
Parilamene
Muses
Judge's Son Injured In Boat Accident In Brisbane
In Brisbane on a Sunday afternoon Mr Pu Mince rosin and justice MuNEOaR were involved in a crash during TowBras AAycot. A car struck a light post, injuring several including a Reverend and Mr Amaeresson. The scene described a long recovery with multiple injuries and hospital care.
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Justice Muneoar
Maerassain
Revelver Severo
Fale
Nverend
Amaeresson Sloconouh
Winlely
Odode
Released From Gaol Caledon Bay Blacks
Damaged text notes the release of Caledon Bay Blacks from gaol with references to local figures and legal proceedings. The fragment mentions a Catholic ceremony and a Dr. involved, plus dates and names obscured by OCR issues.
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Caledon Bay Blacks
Royal Military College Canberra wedding report
A fragmentary notice from the Royal Military College Canberra notes a royal or ceremonial link and mentions a foundation Alois and a new building project. The text is garbled but points to notable events inside the college and its annual proceedings.
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Royal Mailitaey College
Alois
Baie
Cnibormm
Te College
Renuse
Nck Anual
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