01 Sep 1919
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Newspaper
Zeehan And Dundas Herald
Location
Zeehan, Tasmania, Australia
Date
Sep 01, 1919
Page
1
A fragmented local notice urges ward residents to vote for A D Sli and outlines support for free labor reforms and cost of living reductions. It cautions against unauthorized tramway and rolling stock actions and warns property owners to return company assets by September 7. The notice is signed by the manager on September 1, 2011.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Friday night event at the Royal dockyards featuring a programme with items titled ipal against Lopden. The text mentions returning supporters to viewers and references a restoration of commandicated stamens with unclear meaning.
Paris notes mark Colbert’s centenary remembrance with references to his rise under Louis XIV and his role as finance minister. The piece mentions his influence on state affairs, reforms and the court’s complex credit dynamics, along with his death and burial details.
The Prince of Wales visits Melbourne and comments on unity within the Empire. He expresses hopes that Canadian donations will support his journey and discusses the importance of peace and unity to world stability.
London Frisby leads a proposal to reorganize essential transport by rail and road, proposing a nationwide motor transport service. The plan, supported by volunteers and committees in 1815, urges empowerment of control committees to coordinate railway and waterway craft, boost goods movement and reduce shortages, with expected gains in efficiency and rural access.
London Friday evening reports a lively Widnes by election contest in the House of Commons. Henderson’s prospects appear unsettled as Sunlight letters indicate Fisker and supporters launch a campaign push. Henderman is seen campaigning in Widnes while a Seubelcn letter from New Hall hints at shifting support and party strategy.
Fragmentary OCR notes from Belfast lane reference a planned attack by Lemion and the Westminster Canette. It mentions workers and a delay related to leaving work, with unclear dates or authorities.
London reports the Housing Board has surveyed two large houses with a view to converting them into flats. The Ministry of Health has approved 3810 housing units out of 3398 and has opened plans for 15017 projects.
The High Commissioner for the Commonwealth informs the Shipping Conference that a reheater will be put by these lines provided the shipment will be made by means other than the Commonwealth Government.
A degraded diary-like report from the Australian Ordnance Department discusses Allied supply arrangements and strategic perceptions. It mentions Prussian and German evaluations, the first batch of 1000 Gaian prisons, and conjectures about continued shipments and their effect on wartime diplomacy.
A fragmented notice reports cross national concerns involving Irish American and Scottish figures. It mentions a development company, a concile, and a potential event in Amsterdam and Budapest with references to an Archduke and a free revolt. The text is garbled and hard to verify.
A fragmented OCR listing fabrics and apparel items with prices, including grey flannel, muslin window nets, calico night gowns, tadine calico, cotton and wool goods, infant boots, and related garments. Entries mention colors, patterns, and multiple price points, reflecting a rural store stock list.
Telephone 48 M. RYA abn a DRAPER promotes Alka-Hydro concrete additives to enhance cement in all classes of construction. They claim the product strengthens concrete against tensile and setting strains, addressing previous cost barriers in less critical work.
An advertorial promotes cement based construction highlighting concrete buildings as everlasting cool fire vermin proof and low insurance. It claims hydro gravel band ratios and stresses suitability for ordinary buildings foundations walls and floors with unskilled labor.
Progress reports from the Friday View indicate rapid work on ships for the Commonwealth trade. The first rivets are driven in bed plates, with keel framing to be laid in September. Adelakle, designed for the Australia meat trade, features in the plans as the project advances.
Fragmented wartime report notes sale of steamers and evasion of controls amid postwar demobilisation. Mentions ministerial action to permit purchase of government assets, port disruptions, and a wedding cake reference tied to a Southwick building. Names several individuals and institutions in scattered fragments.
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