20 Jul 1920
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Newspaper
Zeehan And Dundas Herald
Location
Zeehan, Tasmania, Australia
Date
Jul 20, 1920
Page
1
A notice outlines the annual general meeting of the Adventaing Boems on the day preceding the week. It lists the Courthouse Zeclum as the venue and 4 pm as the time, with reports and balance sheets to be reviewed. A special tender notice requires bids by August 2 1920 for listed works.
An OCR fragment lists assorted household items including diaper, condensed milk, velvet soap, facial products, and a few unclear entries. The note reads like a damaged price or inventory line with partial item names and prices such as 2/6 and 3/8.
A fragment notes gratitude boxes and insror payments tied to a day and a sale tone. It mentions Martin's Bid Stores and Zeean in unclear context. The readable text is fragmented and lacks coherent events or dates.
A Sydney report notes bricklayers insist on a high standard of workmanship in ongoing construction. They state they will not tolerate inferior results and call for proper supply and adherence to the true standards of the trade. The union emphasizes keeping skilled trulymen in charge of labor classes.
The Secretary for Mines in Hobart received a report from Melbourne's Bureau of Commerce and Industry about rare minerals not yet mined locally. London inquiry seeks exporters of Iceland spar calcium carbonate crystals with possible parcel shipments to London. Price ranges and monthly Victoria demand are noted, with a Melbourne merchant seeking 20 tons monthly and other large-quantity sales discussed.
Captain A G Corbett of AAMC disappeared overboard while en route from England to Australia on June 95. Five days at sea, Corbett, who had just completed medical studies at Ormond College and served in the ALLE in France, gained hospital experience in London.
Wellington reports the Minister of Labor Sir William Berrie stated in the House of Representatives that the Government is not opposed to the union movement and will govern as long as it remains under the current leadership, indicating government support for industrial organization while maintaining control.
A historical note describes discussions on a motherhood endowment program, urging swift action and government support. It mentions Mr McGhorr and Mr Melirr, with concerns over timber markets and aid for mothers and infants during the winter months. Grateful mothers report improving conditions through aid.
British authorities investigate alleged methods used by Wowee city to combat flies and mice amid concerns over safety and environmental impact. Officials review pest control practices and enforce health standards.
A garbled ad notices a new Renova soap product claiming to protect against shaving injuries. It references a group and a price, with unclear lines about a testing method and a stance against something unspecified. The text is heavily distorted and partial.
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