03 Aug 1920
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Newspaper
Zeehan And Dundas Herald
Location
Zeehan, Tasmania, Australia
Date
Aug 03, 1920
Page
1
Fragmentary text presents Mr Dooley's philosophy with references to love humor and social observation. The lines hint at a character voice critiquing affection and daily life while noting the era's cultural expressions and a dated setting. The piece appears as a monologue or column style vignette.
A year end review notes Vienna facing high mortality with births around 1800 in February. Officials cite no epidemic, blaming continuous semistarvation as the main cause while health services maintain efficiency amid rising fatalities.
Catalog notes bulk sale items including all wool coats for maids, children’s school hats, ladies and children’s hats in various fabrics, a few large white towels, men’s denim trousers, black cotton hose, and heavy cotton and wool ribbed hose with sale prices listed in old currency.
The Commonwealth Statistics Bureau estimates the Australian Commonwealth population at 247 009 for year end and breaks by state. Victoria shows 232 per square mile, while New South Wales and Queensland dominate population. Northern Territory and Federal Territory have small areas and populations. Data note female excess appears in Victoria and South Australia with varying male female ratios.
Governor Gur Archibald Weigall addresses the Adelaide Chamber of Commerce urging production over pure profit, cautioning against recreating wartime class barriers. He argues capital and labor are equal, production is wealth, and mutual interests must guide policy. He stresses independence of thought and warns against extreme partisan dictates.
Record auction saw the yearling bull from Jandowne, initially owned by Mr Sarvs Sparkes, fetch £1125 at the State Stations Department sale. The high price matched an Australian record, with the animal winning one championship and twelve first prizes despite a tightly contested show.
The readable text is garbled and lacks clear facts, names, dates, or events to summarize into a coherent news item.
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