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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Aug 26, 1942
Page
2
Practical guidance for dairy farmers on regular milking intervals, water access, feeding routines, and udder health. Advises equal spacing of milking, quiet feeding, ample water, and careful cleaning of milking equipment. Notes rubber care and caustic cleaning due to material sensitivity and regulatory controls.
The article discusses wartime agricultural policy, urging price controls and passive supports for primary producers. It highlights the need to maintain prewar production scales, ensure adequate stock quality, and address labor shortages on dairy farms. It notes the role of agriculture in sustaining war industries and civilian needs, calling for guidance and reader input.
Incomplete OCR text shows a fragment mentioning August and seating or pews, with unclear context. No clear event, person, or organization fully identifiable from the readable portion.
Stockholm dispatch notes French warships at Alexandria were discussed for sale. Berlin informed Vichy that it did not object, as talks with a foreign power progressed, while details remained unclear and disputed.
A disputed Australian dispatch from London quotes a source alleging Hermann Goering killed his private secretary Craule von Kornatsel after she revealed her employer's private income. The report claims Goering sought revenge immediately after the disclosure.
A fragmentary report notes tomatoes described as pride of regiment grown in wartime gardens. References to AustroAsia, South Wales, and European campaigns appear with garbled names and numbers, mentioning cultivation on scale gardens and a river region yielding produce.
Fragmentary OCR item shows mixed numerals and letters resembling an official result or ledger. Named entities are unreadable. no clear persons, organizations, places, dates, or outcomes can be reliably identified from the readable text.
A meeting of Azulin residents convened to discuss a garden party on September 34 at Mrs E Supien's lawn. Miss Avery aided by Mr G Allanson named as guests, with D Byers elected honorary secretary. The group planned a raffle and relay games, announced prizes in Monte Ceri and novelty tickets, and scheduled the next gathering for September 2.
August 26 report from Deeral notes a Beers branch social with Geery's Orchestra and Mr Keogh. Saunders and partner won the Monte Carlo novelty. Dalton presided at the bachelor supper. Sr. Jackson praised workers. The CWA function raised about 9 pounds net. Ladies and men prizes awarded. bridge prize to Mrs Ve pool. novelty for women workers noted. Doral district social includes visits from Mr and Mrs G Burnet and others over the weekend.
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