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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Apr 08, 1915
Page
3
Attorney General's firm stance warns farmers to pay promptly or face government action to seize delivery and charge loading and cartage costs. Authorities threaten use of powers to compel payment and recover expenses.
Prohibitionists claim four more Michigan counties and about ten towns in Wisconsin in the totalide elections. The article notes gains amid a broader prohibition push and mentions a veto in a related context.
A partial excerpt expresses pride in authorities ready to fight for the Fatherland and laments willingness to return home. The text appears as a letter to the editor with damaged wording and missing context.
A reader praises a recent editorial supporting the Mergrant and hopes Cairns residents respond with enthusiasm during a trial period. The letter laments hostile sentiment toward strangers and urges open discussion despite opposition from some Ford supporters.
A Saturday celebration marked the opening event of Wherat Bros new store in Millan Wilkes. Attendees from Atherton Malands and nearby settlers enjoyed songs recitations and a mouth organ performance, followed by dancing and Auld Lang Syne. On Sunday Mr Make from Dirran joined a Falls party and an afternoon tea concluded with visits home.
An April issue promotes patterns and tutorials from Everylady's Journal a fashion journal offering 134 patterns and paper patterns with a free catalogue. Readers can obtain a three month trial by sending stamps or a postal note to T Shaw Mitchell Melbourne and receive future issues by return mail. The notice invites subscription and highlights new articles aimed at women.
A Raudin essay argues Germany uses economic and financial might to dominate Europe. He claims thirty to forty years of deliberate, covert coercion. The piece portrays German state control and “militarised” commerce as a key weapon in achieving economic victory over rivals.
Article warns the German peril extends beyond war ending and will shift to economic and commercial fronts. It cites a network of consular scouts and subsidized agencies supplying credit, production data, and market prices to influence foreign trades. Melbourne report details a robbery case connected to local courts.
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