11 May 1933
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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
May 11, 1933
Page
1
Fabrics and dress materials listed include wide crepe, woollen tweed and woollen crepe in colors such as wine, royal, ivory, chestnut, navy and grey. Various widths and yardage offered, with items like cotton twill, fancy woollen tweed, and crepe costumes noted along with price segments and lengths.
Fragmented catalog entry listing feather down quilts and bed accessories with measurements, colors, and vague pricing. Mentions plain cases, floral patterns, and various fabric quality notes across multiple items. Entities are unclear due to garbled OCR but reference to bed quilts, cushions, and gauged weights.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Baton and wool sample terms with unclear names and dates. It hints at a local notice or listing but readability is limited. The readable entities include Baton and possible dates around 31/8 and 98/1. specifics remain uncertain.
Federal finances report a healthy surplus after ten months, with revenue improving and total expenditure rising. The article notes a margin of 3,767,000 pounds in revenue over costs from customs and pork duties, alongside a growing overall surplus as government outlays reach 907,586,000 pounds.
A burglary attempt ends with intruders fleeing after being fired upon, as police investigate the scene. No injuries reported and officers seek leads to identify suspects and motive. Local residents react with increased security concerns following the incident.
A chaotic morning in Brisbane yields a plan to repeat the Superannuation measure. Premier WF Smith supports revisiting 1930 provisions amid protests and a gunfire incident near a Moyelands shop, while police investigate the chaotic scene and government faces renewed pressure on policy.
Fragments of a speculative speech depict global upheaval and strong anti Reform sentiment. References to economic decline, revolutionary rhetoric, and prophetic crises threaten stability and moral order amid political leaders and religious figures. The text hints at societal collapse, property rights, and calls for vigilance against perceived modern dangers.
A rural report from Cooyar describes increasing dingo and wallaby trouble threatening livestock. McDougall, a local landowner, discusses government plans to deploy trappers and shooters to curtail losses. Incidents include many young dogs and wallabies killed, with efforts aimed to start in late August.
A construction accident near Glory Lakes reported Tuesday morning left a worker fatally injured when about 30 tons of ore collapsed at the site. The victim, identified as Muar Talbot, died at the scene. An inquiry and examination by authorities followed as workers mourn and a safety review begins.
A mid bolded note from Burl borneal reveals a discussion on short term debts and government oversight. The text mentions percentages and large figures, referencing an oath and a commission's role. It is a fragmented OCR passage with unclear dates or places.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a secession theme with references to government, officials, and meetings. Names and places are obscured, but the content implies a formal bid for separation and political tension. The readable bits suggest a public notice or letter circulated to local authorities. The piece lacks coherent facts to establish a clear event or date.
Fragmented OCR text discusses cancer treatment and growth inhibition, mentioning terms like growth, obstructions, and laboratory references. It references a London or English medical context with possible dates and individuals, but readability is poor. Key named entities are unclear due to garbled characters.
In a tense session the Upper House debated a referendum as lawmakers from multiple counties pressed for clarity. Officials reported 47700 votes and 14000 ballots counted in related figures, with discussion focusing on procedural integrity and anticipated outcomes.
Fragmented OCR text shows discussion of House proceedings and potential actions next week. Mentions Mrs de Ae Lynd and Ayhg Colman with unclear context. Reading is hindered by typos and garbled phrases.
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