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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Apr 17, 1923
Page
7
Thin winter stock is lower than last year and prices look favorable. Customers invited to compare patterns and prices for crepe and silk yard goods. The notice mentions several shade names and colors and invites readers to come along and see.
A Sugar Section of the Show Committee in Mulgrave discusses collection, interviews, and farm visits with members including Brecon West Griffin and Seymour-Howe. The group plans show operations, sourcing from Shirley's, adjusting cane pricing, and coordinating sections, transport, and district excursions.
April 1 updates from Mount Mulligan recount community events and health notes. J Dawson remains underground. Mrs L Gribuik recovering. Fred Haseldone returned home from hospital after treatment. Minutes list ration service, Dr Megas in charge, and school disruptions linked to local illnesses and a notable late visit by a state official.
Fragmented text mentions Mr Petter and a weak object, Mary Tyrell and Early Dark Frvet applying for acts miners? temnwrsigad perpetual tenors. References to posting copy of the Bp magistrates notice and Atherton, Toonered appears.
Fragmentary report recalls a Sunday game ending 7 3 unable to clarify teams or scorers. The piece references French Revolution imagery, worn uniforms, and lingering tension as Malanda players and officials react to the event.
Fragmented notes from Yungabarrra recount a busy period with planting, celebrations, and community events. Mentions of Mrs Row presiding over a wartime afternoon, discussions of local schooling contracts, visits by residents to Cairns, and families including the Welltons, Kenny, McLatchey, and Delatorce amid a string of everyday rural life details.
Fragmentary OCR lists individuals such as E Moore Ry Bundhberg and H Corser with a note that a plebiscite is now proceeding. Signed by A E Joseph of Queen Street Brisbane.
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