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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Aug 04, 1928
Page
3
Listing shows ladies one bar black velvet joust shoes and silver brocaded shoes in size 38, with prices noted. Also includes patent leather shore shoe in size 38 and a men’s tan willow calf shoe in size 7. Includes a letter pad paper ruled and a pair price.
A textile listing describes British foulard, crepe, voile, and silk fabrics in multiple widths and patterns. It promotes long wear and new patterns, with notes on color, weight and conversion details for diverse yardage options.
A catalog style listing describes ready made roller blinds in green and rose tones with tassels, fittings, wall special, honeycomb quilts, bed sheets and lace curtains. Includes mosquito nets and Turkish towels with stated sizes and prices.
A disrupted scene reveals police concerns over pawnshop practices, as authorities investigate how thieves exploit jewelry trades. The report notes attempts to curb illicit sales, details a street crime link, and mentions a community call for tighter regulation to deter theft and counterfeit dealings.
A bizarre text claims Western Austria markets rely on vast wealth and artificial abundance. It argues producers export primary products while velvety banners and exhibitions push costly goods, provoking public protests against inflated prices and alleged manipulation of prices and access.
Fragmentary notes describe Queensland industry in 1922 including widespread factory activity, wage patterns, and employment figures. Mentions of male and female workers, machinery values, and output metrics are scattered, with references to land, premises, and power and vague price totals.
A garbled report outlines a chaotic gathering of the Butter Industry North Queensland Association held on July 24 at Van Thore. The narrative mentions members, discussions, and disputes over market actions, pricing, and operations, with references to ongoing efforts and unresolved questions affecting industry unity.
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