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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Apr 28, 1923
Page
7
Parishioners attend ayterian services at 710 pm with prayer at 730 pm. The notice thanks Dr Scoles Matron and Gordonvale Ambulance for assistance in Susan A Sices Tan’s recent accident.
A family in Deer Township rows up for local election duties as residents contemplate community decisions. The Row family, led by Mr. Row, participates in community activities amid small-town discussions about future projects.
Fragmentary text references Anzac Day commemoration and a secretary, with garbled names and phrases. The readable parts mention Samoa, Pelee, and a De ar, suggesting a disrupted record of a commemorative event and official communication.
Fragmentary text lists eDonnell, Tony, notaries public, Cairns townsville, Ava Wren, Nueces, Hamlet Harris, and coast references, lacking coherent event or context for a complete summary.
A fragmentary roll of honor entry lists names such as Bente and Francis with partial dates and notes about family relations. The text is garbled with misspellings and unclear place names, making full interpretation difficult.
Fragmentary note suggests a query about a missing entity, with unclear names and context. No clear events or persons are identifiable to form a coherent news item.
An aging speech by Br McCormack critiques the Labor Party and its southern strategies, arguing previous Labor efforts failed and calling for support of the sugar industry. He discusses tariffs, farmer benefits, and political alignment in the southern states, alleging misdirection by parties and urging a shift to favor growers.
Disjointed text outlines tensions over sugar pricing and production in Australia. Mentions McCormack and McCormick, Queensland and New South Wales roles, and federal versus state influence on sugar policy. References to UCA and UCEA discussions, a proposed retail price near one shilling, and impact on growers.
The report notes May 12 as the deadline to send to the Department in se, with W. C. Grif, a farmer of seventy-five years, as the key speaker. It highlights the Cairne Terais Club event patronage by Mr. P. J. Doyle and outlines plans for a new course, pavilion, and catering facilities, marking a significant club advancement.
Fragmented text mentions autos and alterations to an undefined matter. It references Thursday and Maslins but the items are unclear and the context incomplete.
A local notice announces a public auction to be held at Mr. Joe Welly’s yard Kuranda at 11 am on Wednesday May 8. The sale lists cattle and cereal goods with several named participants and bidders including Moresed cattle and Kurenta sect bears.
A fragmented notice describes cattle, pears and rings offered for sale on Saturday. It notes markings on rings and notes the cattle are young and ready for travel by train. The text references Trebek property and a train schedule for morning movement.
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