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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Apr 13, 1914
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a new business opening and property details near Weimer Creek including a ten room residence with eight acres. Mentions Charles C. T. Murray L.C.D. and contact lines, reflecting a mid story town feature with unclear dates.
Fragmented account discusses Labor party daily papers in Adelaide Hobart and Sydney. It cites distrust of extremists and urges practical, factual reporting while noting unions and city support. Mentions specific media outlets and individuals amid broader critique of journalism tone and audience time constraints.
Readable fragments show names and numbers but lack coherent events or context. The text references dates and organizations in unclear sequence, yielding no definite incident or outcome to report.
London traders note subdued demand as silver and copper prices drift. The report cites limited buying interest and unchanged rates, with modest activity across commodity exchanges.
A dubious trial announces a supposed remedy named The Mulgrave Wendache Cure offered by H. Craig Chesust. The case mentions pleurite among cattle in paddock Vnaar Elen, with inoculation of the remaining herd by Thursday and a quarantine planned for several weeks.
A fragmented 19th century advert appears to promote a stocktaking sale by J. Mirob of Shield Street, with unrelated notes on a Glen Boughton event, an exclusive film at the Palace Theatre for three nights, and mixed local trade items. The page also cites imports and receipts from Sydney, Brisbane, and other places, alongside stray references to veterinary matters, stamps, and a theatre audience. The overall text is garbled and combines retail notices with unrelated cultural and community items.
Calas residents wonder why Double Island Point isn’t more popular as a resort. Poor road access from Kamaringa crofting makes travel to the port tedious. The feature tale describes a holiday crowd at the point, with boats, patty plates, and a listed route via Green Tata Berond Reach and Kuranda attracting Western panph.
The meeting at the drill-shed at 8 o'clock tonight will feature prize riflemen. A National Provisioner note mentions Hodkinson and arrangements with Mead Works, along with Australian and government works, Adelaide, and Cape Moreton references. A water telescope devised by Pilot Sartsme is described, revealing objects through a drum and plate glass, prompting the Water Department officials to order broader scope based on the pattern.
Fragmented OCR note describes a colonial era industrial registration form for employers in the printing trade within the Northern Division. It mentions penalties for noncompliance, details required, and locations such as Charters Towers Townsville Cairns, with emphasis on furnishing divisions and related notice provisions.
Fragmentary text mentions the Adelaide Company planning a March rollout of new corps hats and related events. It references individuals and races with limited clarity, noting potential displays at the Waltervideo Ware’s appastte event and mentions of Comtale Rewen and Memes in seemingly unrelated contexts.
In London Ardhibald wins a key match as Moy Hayter reports a strong start to the season. The event highlights a notable performance by local competitors and marks a positive turnout for the period.
The latest millinery styles are on display in our showroom. A refined selection appeals to every lady, inviting quiet elegance and new shapes for the season. A cordial invitation is extended to view the collection.
The readable parts describe an unclear sequence of references to a leader, symbolic tokens, and a political retirement, but the details are too garbled to identify persons, places, or actions. No coherent facts emerge for a summary.
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