Pope leaves transfer to Dalby amid department notes
A clipped, speechlike summary notes transfers and staff changes in the Cairns area including Dalby and Atherton, with references to contractors and weather impacts. It mentions Mrs J Neil visiting Saskatoon, a frost casualty, and smaller local items. The fragmentary text preserves names and places such as Dalby, Cairns, Atherton, and Coombs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morenomie
Laces
Cains Powtal Department
Dalby
JME
Cairnelier
Atherton
Special mute re for Whooping te made by smyone ve Ie or fassion
Unclear OCR fragment mentions a mute or remedy associated with whooping cough and a name or brand twist. Details are unreadable. possible reference to Hean or HEEN bottles or feigned medical remedy. Further readable content needed for precise card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smyone
Hean
Fragmentary OCR News Item From War Era Rail Topic
Fragmented OCR text mentions British Railways in war and a Great Achievement in Organisation. References to private E Howse Mareeba Webb and Mr Galder with scattered names and places. Reading is incomplete, but implies wartime transport and official notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isduesday
E Howse
Talen
Oldey
Mre's
Webb
Galder
Mareeba Horse
British Railways
Irrecoverable OCR Fragments on State Organization
Fragmentary text shows garbled lines about an unnamed state and a ten day period, with phrases resembling a critique of an organization. No clear events, names, dates, places, or outcomes are readable.
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R. J. Overland
Cairns
Alfred Taylor
Gasstiter
Glazler
Lake Street
Ineere
Wes
Fearnley &Co., Ltd
Wharf Street
Fearnley & So., Ltd
I Marien
A. Aulmuller
Fey
Sachs Street
Catena
VERGE
Paling’s
J. E. Wilkita
Abbott Street
Cairks
Dyson Sed Holt
Com
Mn. T. Tobia
Aitkenvale
J. Neil
Sasdtate
Coombs
New York
Ontlesk
Ikea
Amy State
H. J. Bulcoce
Smellie & CO . Ltd
Leslie Salt Licks
Townsville
Ayr
Brisbaie
Stade
Dsss Pree
Peng Rareiete
ITLE
People’s Cash Store
Geo. Williams
Chines
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