17 Nov 1933
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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Nov 17, 1933
Page
1
Fragmented listing describes fabric selections in various colors and patterns, including floral and silk options. Mentions patterns such as yellow floral, navy, white, and beige, with pricing hints and limited details about availability across locations.
A worn OCR page lists various scarf and neckwear items with color options and pricing fragments. It mentions white with black, green, royal, and other tones along with bead and beadwork accessories, and references pearled necklace sets and colored tear lace designs. Contains numerous garbled product names and stray numbers.
A report on Premier W. F. Smith advocating fixed wheat prices nationwide to stabilize market operations. Proposal aims to shield growers and consumers from price swings, with government involvement in administering and enforcing the scheme.
A confusing 19th century notice describes Relief men Briguane and others seeking work. It mentions an argument over an eight week cellot job, a 20 shilling payment from late partners, and a requirement to sign an agreement to join a union or risk losing work. It notes public action and a pledge to begin work and join a workers group.
A derailed report details bags of mail torn open during a railway route from Gale to Mareehe to Blan crook. Passengers including Karunda describe the theft while a conductor notes critical loss at the stop.
A Thursday joint meeting of the United Australia and Country parties discussed wheat relief funding. Attorney Latham proposed using 5 000 000 pounds, with the government promising development aid. The plan, still under review, aims to distribute funds to support farming and rural communities through specific acreage schemes.
The Liens wi Viotualters Association plans to reduce bottled whisky prices per unit by one fifteenth for a period. Members will be notified of the new price and quantities available. The secretary stated the association would pursue practical measures to support the coalition despite opposition.
Fragmentary report notes a west meeting of the State Council of the Aus railway union to pass a proposal to discontinue pep ing. It mentions the Labor movement, alleged refusals, and a motion regarding adjournment at the Legislative Assembly affecting railway and tramway workers.
A contested 2008 budget item outlines a grant of 220,000 to aid industry efforts with apple and pear exports. The plan includes distribution across Taunania, Violurla, Western Australia, and other regions, with negotiations continuing as officials assess freight costs and program management.
An odd scene at Melbourne involved 2000 girls and a Woolworth advertisement drawing crowds to an audition. Interviews drew many hopefuls, with large turnout and chaotic recruitment efforts described as the scene unfolded in the street.
A strained Melbourne style court proceeding reports parties to confer for a mounting case, with a adjournment in mid inquiry. The document references a meeting of experts and possible preliminary decisions, noting testimonies and legal arguments surrounding an industrial dispute.
The document recounts a heated dispute over withdrawal threats by the Hoard of Associated News and calls for action. Members accuse opponents of undermining the Posts and Telegraph Act while Parliament debates propriety and potential formal responses.
Disturbances disrupt a burglary at a clothing factory in Caton Merch Petrie Wak night, as criminals forced entry and moved stock. The laborers left the scene with gear and workers reported a rough exit, while authorities began investigation.
The article notes opposition claims about railway and roadway funding and maintenance costs. It cites figures including alleged £39,000 for four months and a £1,000 expenditure reduction. Figures are disputed as the debate centers on policy and primary producer impacts and a defeated motion.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Mr H Quodling Bribbane and Thurstey with unclear roles. References include appointments, clinicians, and examinations tied to a Townswind Tanke Troanguna project, with inspectors named Aesyton and mimicry of police procedures.
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