Turp Tumosin Race Club Nomination Meeting Ad
Turp Tumosin Race Club plans a meeting in May with nominations for the annual show. The Harran Valley Club hosts greeting events as the program promises two days of activity.
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Apr 07, 1921
Page
8
Turp Tumosin Race Club plans a meeting in May with nominations for the annual show. The Harran Valley Club hosts greeting events as the program promises two days of activity.
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An unclear meeting summary references delays in appointments and a proposed sequence of actions. It notes accounts with a cutoff on 12/1 and mentions several pointers and competitions. Specific names, dates, and places are missing or garbled.
Unclear notes from an LA dispatch hint at a possible romance involving Sadat and a local figure, sparking cautious reaction among officials. The fragment suggests tension and public concern but lacks verifiable details or confirmed names beyond Sadat.
Fragmentary report notes Karl Hae Steinkmanger with three Entente officer detachments in Austria. Mentions Local, Demo-Srata, Christian Socialists and other factions as demanding representatives while rain affects the scene. Details are unclear.
An old time notice promotes a liver tonic to relieve drowsiness and low energy from a torpid liver. It claims the product cleanses the liver, speeds up bile flow, and avoids strong purgatives’ harsh effects. Priced at 75 cents and sold widely.
April 6 at the New South Wales Labor Conference in Sydney a large crowd tried to rush the doors. A window was smashed as the attempt failed with many protesters present.
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In a city purge, police raided Montmartre and other districts to crack down on street troublemakers. Secret detainees were arrested as operations shifted across areas during the campaign.
Fragmentary OCR recounts a police case at Salford Police Court dated 1st January. The text mentions a man from Pendleton and Birmingham connections, a wife as witness, alleged inventions, and a long detention period with references to the British army and recommitment, but details are garbled and unclear.
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