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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jan 21, 1920
Page
8
Fragmented OCR style notice lists imitators and products with vague marketing claims. Mentions Barma Bennine Kersiseny and Storm King in a noisy promotional context. Includes references to insurance charges and device warnings. Partial sentences imply consumer alert content.
The fragment provides limited readable text. It appears to be a stray phrase or fragment rather than a coherent news item or notice with identifiable people, places, or events to summarize.
A damaged OCR item notes a community meeting held at a local venue with attendees listed including names such as Fos fen and Kelty Carty. It mentions scheduling details and a request for volunteers and a Wednesday session planned at 2 am.
Ennis and Sydney each win one game in the latest round as Parieesin and Kaas cole split results. The brief sports update notes each player took a single victory in the shifting matchup.
The mayor and Aldermen discuss pressing work on Charles Street aimed at aiding married workers and relief for distressed families. A council vote favors starting the project immediately, despite general schedule concerns and funding from council revenue.
Formal demand notes the Supreme Centers approve a move to extradite the ex Kaiser as discussions test Washington permission. Naval Secretary Daniels denies claims that the United States advised Admiral Sims to permit British actions in the war affairs.
Queensland Legislative Assembly discusses railway funding and costs amid government cuts. Members argue rail expansion versus debt, with emphasis on the North Coast Railway and departmental control, as resolutions on income and pastoral rents are approved and the house adjourns.
Local records show Draper listing for sale a sugar farm operation on Draper Lane. Proceeds and buyer details are not disclosed in available fragments.
Fragmented notice describes cane farms for sale by portions near Bellenden Ker. Details include freehold parcels from 5 to 12 acres with river and tramway access, railway proximity, and permanent water supply. Listings reference various portions and prices per acre, with boundaries and adjacent features noted.
Obituary notices report the death of Richard Mactlaarm a home trustee of the University of New Lew Lindl in Boston and a separate Adelaide item notes a death after an illness near Perth with brief biographical details. The fragmented text confirms two regional notices without full context.
An article fragment discusses depth readings and equipment used in an offshore reef study. It references the Catrs Sonneists and deep sea measurements near wharves with noted depths around 14 to 21 feet. The text appears as a damaged OCR clipping with unclear context but centers on marine depth data.
A fragmented review of a film program featuring Marguerite Clark in The Girl of Today and Out of a Clear Sky. Notes on plot elements include mistaken identity, forests and mountains, and romantic entanglements with a Tennessee setting. The article cites Cooke's Federal Pictures and the Austral Theatre lineup for that season.
The article argues Australia should emulate methods used abroad for aerial forestry patrols. It cites plans to equip the North West Mounted Police with aircraft, and notes the Sopwith Company developing planes suitable for forest fire surveillance and rapid timber transport, highlighting the strategic value of aviation forpatrol and fire control.
Fragmented text describes aviation and telegraph development shaping northern Australia from the central south to the far northern territories. Mentions Oudnadatte aeroplane access, doctors aiding patients, and the broader impact on settlement and civilization. References to Cloncurry and regional towns, plus talk of war era travel and progress.
A historic push by Australian industrialists launches public campaigns across Queensland to promote Australian made goods. Advertisements in papers and hoardings urge support during Australia Industry Week, highlighting price durability and local manufacturing prowess.
An unclear text fragment references a tragedy or fatal incident and mentions teams, individuals, and a response. It includes scattered names and events but lacks coherent details or dates. The readable pieces imply a death and a community or team reaction without clear specifics.
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