11 Sep 1918
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Newspaper
Warwick Examiner And Times
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Sep 11, 1918
Page
1
Yesterday's cattle bale notes 600 head sold at MicCubon & Co with strong demand and planned spring delivery. Produce section lists inferior Lycorne greens 10/ to 18/ and green leafy at 1/6 to 0/9, with Trem hay and Laverne bay prices around 8/ to 6/ per cot.
Mrs Lames and Miss Ray Lomas are to marry in Sydney with a reception at Langham. Groom is noted as son of the Resident Justice of the Commonwealth and Minister of Works and Railways. Margen Sinclair of the Colonial Office and Dr George Groom are among attendees. The event includes a Towra Hall gathering and a military district medical cheer.
Rostrum of obscure entries lists weights and names for a sports event on a Saturday. Numerous participants include Ting Thy Mules DM Mesal Talaington and Kader with scattered performance figures and venues.
Voters face a marching toward a referendum amid party lines and national urgency. Participants debate the recruiting process, timing, and the potential impact on Australia’s governance and international standing.
A colonial police report describes a Malayan deserter ring that fled toward Havensmood, sparking a mounted pursuit from Clare to the coast. Detectives McLean and peers tracked latched clues, guarded by the open country, amid talk of recent border tensions and a dangerous armed escape.
A garbled 19th century style report discusses whisky supplies in Australia and Canada, noting rising demand and regulatory talk. It mentions price ranges per gallon, aging quality concerns, and a Food Controller enforcing siphen regulations amid distribution limits.
An 11 year old named Bill Sykes is described in a chaotic OCR fragment about a burglary involving a chase and attempted escape. The readable text hints at a break in, a door confrontation, and a pursuit, with other scattered names and phrases. The overall page appears to be a damaged historical report with unclear details.
The fragmentary OCR notes a coed draft or prize event and a Warwick name appears in quotation marks with unclear dates or participants. Readable facts include a possible prize, a school or team context, and reference to Warwick. No other concrete details are extractable from the readable text.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a dated item with names and places garbled. The readable parts reference a person or group linked to a hall or venue, with a note about someone named Salen and a local place, suggesting a public notice or notice of event.
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