Military and civil notices amid wartime town chatter
Fragmentary OCR from a colonial era page shows scattered items. Personal movements include Mrs. Craig and Cairns family traveling south by the Kopara and Rupara on Thursdays and Tuesdays. Corporal M A O’Dwyer wounded after four years active service, with journalist ties to Brisbane and the Courier. A transfer for Wrington to Childers and a property sale near Wererm are noted. Acknowledgments of Australian forces and honors figure in the text alongside domestic product mentions and local business names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A O'Dwyer
Sett
Vietona
O'Dwyer
Brisbane
The
Courier
J.B. Tiggeeen
Ein: Shins
She'iesida
Fopar Sail
Bundere
Wererm
Downa
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Mankizai
Iran
J. Overland
R. J. Overland
Karna
Craig
South
Mra
Reg
Blee
Emufard
Kopara
Tharsday
CG. Spranktin
Cairne
Hale West
Mitchell-Lew
Cistoma
Howard Smith
Cras
Messes
Fred Latini
S. Light
Greenville Nursery
Temoves Dandraf
Tie Engs
Wrington
Ww Tbs Tanisial
Childers
Innisiad
Mr. Beatty
Sorina
Bock Palace
Royal Red Cross
Nectioe
Tie Ledore
Father Devine
Methuen
Orient ‘Steam ‘Nevigation “Company
Mt Marsborough
Piatha
Clonmel
Gevat Sumal
Sting Teche
Sears
Patrick " O'Dryer
United
Arthur
Solicitor
Atherton Rphane
Chamberisiy
Studebaker
Abe Lanted
Massey
BSA Cycles
Fearnley & Co., Ltd
Oatland Cement
Shirley
Fearnley & CO. Ltd
Wharf Street
Rowan
Spence Street
Cality
Laree
Sanlttenne
Babe
Gelling, Bros
Sachs Street
Cairns
Bokse Shoe
Caterery Stand
P. E. Wilkinson
Irom
Oman
Ander
H. J. Bulcock
St. Mary’s Convent of Mercy
Cooktown
J. A. Beavey
J. L. Peake
Lake Street
School of Arts
Serer
Tared Lee
Hercules
ING
John Abbott
Stagpole ST. Townsville
St Monthly
Jost
Onder
AROW
AMD
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