2 clippings from The Worker newspaper in folder - Report of proceedings for Labour-in-Politics Convention, and Report of the Central Political Executive of the Queensland Labour Party with balance sheets for Jul 1901.
May have been part of Item 8 Amalgamated Workers' Union minute book.

Contains pasted newspaper clippings of Kewley's and Fothergill's proposal for executive powers of Capricornia electorate, and discussions on candidate lists.
Also contains lists of union's agents and delegates.

The title written on front cover is "Ticket Register 1919 - 1920", but contains pasted clippings from The Worker newspaper from Jul 1936 to 1943, and The Charleville Times from Nov 1943. Clippings relate to Australian Workers' Union actions and Awards, and worker disputes throughout Queensland.
There is a ballot tally at the back of the volume.

A photocopied news article from the May 6, 1989 Central Western Daily newspaper regarding the closure of Macquarie Worsteds's woollen mill in Orange, NSW. The article includes a photograph of the staff standing in front of the factory building.

A black folder with the name "Macquarie Textiles Group" containing three newspaper articles:
April 20, 1999 - "Joint textiles venture" from The Border Mail discussing a new joint venture between Macquarie Textiles and HTG Australia Pty Ltd for manufacturing and marketing Macquarie blankets and rugs domestically and internationally. The new company formed was Jason Blankets Pty Ltd.
April 21, 1999 - "Jobs anger: Axe may fall on 30 workers" from The Border Mail discussing the closure of the Macquarie Textiles North St consumer products site, and transfer of finishing and packaging production to HTG Australia. A photograph of the North St employees is included in the article.
July 23, 2003 - "Chilly stock are calves in sheep's clothing" from The Weekly Times discussing a new non-woven wool fabric manufactured by Macquarie Textiles to be exported to Canada.