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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Aug 21, 1913
Page
2
Readable lines reference August copper at 2atiS to £18 and tin forward CIN/15 to Ein/S with associated lad terms. Details are incomplete and portions unreadable.
Fragmentary OCR text indicates a notice related to the dental profession and a building address. It mentions a daily commitment and a telephone number, but key details are unclear. The readable elements include a building in Abote and a P.O. box.
A garbled note references MoeamAX Betts and a counterpoint from the Noma Cmired or Nant oie. It mentions odd stake terms such as 0.75 and 1135 per ont and notes an arrival from the Earth, with Whittle to oversee the meeting.
City officials discuss a proposed 90 dollar appropriation for a home repair project. Alderman Hartit-Law leads the push. Alderman Dr. Tyee contributes remarks at the committee meeting.
Notices indicate vaccination aftercare items and dressings available at a local shop. Robert Craig, the storekeeper at Abbott Street, advertises the latest schedules and supplies for post vaccination care.
The text notes four Japanese deserters claimed from Thursday Inland, with a dome watch and Constable McLaughlin arresting two of the men. The detainees allegedly walked from Doublete tend to Goomi, splitting from others at Gree Hill. Police actions and a rent debt case involving Miss Beith are mentioned.
A damaged fragment describes a voyage with references to Captain Barges and the "Post" weather report. It mentions simulations, the course of conversation with the capreammiative, and the Southern Crom vessel near the Grafton amid trade winds.
The society under the auspices of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union will hold a social at the Presbyterian Hall next Saturday evening.
Our Townsville correspondent reports the municipal vote in Ward One with candidates Thomas Virgil Coyle and Robert Shanks Bed. Coyle leads with 254 votes as results finalize.
A meeting was held last night to discuss the operation question for Towneville. Attendees agreed to call a public meeting to continue the discussion and inform residents.
An old notice lists bargains on damaged men s wear and a sale of wool bathing costumes socks and ties. It also reports a planned town clock installation with names of local officials and committees connected to the submission and study of the clock project.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a time in the afternoon and names such as Mr and Weston with unclear roles. The readable parts show scattered references to Mer and Lister and a ferniterr, but no clear event or action.
Fragmentary note shows Wallace and Wohnert linked to The Tailors in a sportsline update. Unclear details due to garbled OCR.
A fragment notes Elson Hotel featuring Fest Wims sod Spirts avaiable Schrecken's Teer om tap. Tar A per dar SM per we. The unreadable OCR limits full details but indicates available spirits and a tap option at the hotel during a festival period.
Fragmentary notice requests attendance at a funeral in Wade or Retica with garbled details. Names and exact location unclear. context suggests a memorial event but specifics are unreadable.
In Cairo Tuesday night Alderman Tyrie announced a motion to spend funds from the municipal budget to combat and prevent malaria in the city. The plan aims to address public health through targeted actions and oversight.
A damaged OCR fragment hints at a wreck investigation with mentions of Toomey and Pang but lacks clear names, places, or outcomes. The obscured text suggests an accident report or insurance reference without verifiable specifics.
Innisfail report notes the death of a local storekeeper’s wife at Townarie after an operation. The deceased was daughter of Mr and Mrs Kobiman, a native of the district. Mr McGeacham from the Treasury Department arrived to inspect the mill wife and review tramway connections. He will visit South Johnstone and, with Mr T Smythe, inspect the Darradger sager tana. Tank water is scarce due to drought. water is being carted to feed stock and valuations mention £10.
In Sonckon Bongkong Angee 31 reports 18 cases of plague and multiple deaths this past week. Authorities urge caution and quarantine measures as health officials investigate the outbreak and monitor the affected area.
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