26 Feb 1918
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Feb 26, 1918
Page
1
Frechilt, spy for AJ Draper Ltd, faced charges under Ms ender and held shares in Tug Aye. The document details melted ESS owed fees, Vastive charges, and a complex split of assets across New York and Norch Loua regions.
Fragmentary text references Lok Lace em Bows and Malwa Siow with people, country and western terms. Mentions house, port, cow and oil, with unclear relations to unity and OS factors. No clear event or outcome is observable.
Fragmentary text describes land parcels with headings like 12 acres and 2 acres, mentions rivers, growth status, and balances. References Merriminmi and Bab e sandh, with deposits and school nearby, but many names and details are unclear.
Fragmented remarks discuss political maneuvers around elections in March and May, roles for soldiers, party strategy, and expected outcomes. The piece notes Labour and Nationalist positions, potential resignations, and the political camouflage debated by ministers while outlining varied market conditions for crops and grain futures with price ranges and demand shifts.
A historical article discusses postwar control of zinc, aluminium, and nickel trades, noting Sir Albert and Sir Arthur's remarks on German influence and proposed licensing reforms. It covers the Merton and Frankfort connection, the Non-Ferrous Bill, and the push to free Britain from German stranglehold while ensuring careful licensing and scrutiny.
A garbled report mentions a forest pursuit against an empire in Slaton with agents of government. It notes a missing jewellery trade figure linked to South America and a London erasure containing hundreds of German-era crafts halted en route to Brazil and other South American nations.
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