18 Mar 1919
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Newspaper
Zeehan And Dundas Herald
Location
Zeehan, Tasmania, Australia
Date
Mar 18, 1919
Page
1
Fragmented notices mention Aus locations Launceston and Melbourne with references to public notices, addresses on Cameros street and Bourke Street, and tailors. The readable text hints at deliveries or solicitations tied to local businesses and property interests, but specifics are unclear due to damaged OCR.
A Queensland Labor central executive manifesto denounces the IWW and its doctrines. Signed by Premier Mr Ryan and other leaders, it seeks to consolidate industrial and political wings and to expel or repudiate supporters of nonconforming ideas. The document calls for firms aligned with Labor to repudiate dissenters and enforce party policy.
The Assistant Minister of Defence Mr Wine warns that Bolshevism is spreading worldwide and that Australia must guard against it after opening Gydebank Bridge. He cites returned soldiers supporting Bolshevik ideas and urges unity to avoid repeating other nations' experiences.
The General Federation of Labor, the League of the Rights of Man, the Republican Coalition and others signed a joint manifesto opposing Lagportalion policy at the coming peace talks. Early December saw the Federated Labor Party launched in Vancouver with further regional meetings endorsing Labor Party formation.
Captain Carmichel presents a new political policy at a meeting in Sydney eight by his constituents. He urges removal of Whig or other party control from political central to lower rents, cheaper housing and faster transport. He calls for cooperative markets to reduce costs, targeted committee reforms, and peace talks with workers to restore industrial order. The policy is attracting attention among supporters in Town.
A.W.U. representatives report that Royal George Mine workers are prepared to strike if necessary to secure wage increases. Despite meetings with the company and regulators, no final offer was made. Workers claim they were earning the lowest wages and that a March 7 deadline for a resumed contract has been breached by the company.
A clipped OCR reading describes Dr Sheridan’s new remedy for children’s illnesses. It claims to ease coughs and fevers and promises safe relief for the whole family. The ad stresses trusted science and household use.
Fragments show a dispute over cement work and related projects. The text references Portland Cement, major acre stakes, and unresolved questions about responsibility and timing. No clear names, dates, or places are discernible in the readable portion.
A fragment notes that a substitute cement is praised for concrete buildings being everlasting cool fire dust and vermin proof and insured costs reduced. It mentions HY 20 costing about one tenth of building costs and gravel and bun being negligible while repair work relies on unskilled labor.
An eccentric examination discusses a fictional art scene with erratic prose about a sun speck, an astronome r, and a narrator pondering perception. The fragment mentions black specks on a face and a quest to identify the brightest speck, amid odd dialogue and surreal imagery.
A fragmented OCR passage outlines a sweeping industrial order tied to a European government during a period of upheaval. It mentions rising power struggles, economic strain, and looming political reforms with references to officials, committees, and potential revolutionary currents shaping policy.
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