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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jan 23, 1913
Page
2
Readable parts mention copper ward and numbers but lack clear names, dates, or a coherent event. The fragment likely reports a measurement or tally, with unclear references to people or places. No definitive outcome or action is present to summarize.
A fragmented 1912 item recalls Bradshaw, Roving and Sheridan at Cairns and Brisbane. The text mentions January 23, 1912 and a double premise about Emith the day and a waning era. Specific names and places are garbled but suggest an old regional reminiscence column.
A jumble of health tips mentions sour liver symptoms and a remedy at Kelly's Pity bot. A district sugar crop estimate clocks 18 fifty ton units amid a difficult growing year with erratic weather. Weather events include storms near Chicago and unrelated log damage figures.
Fragmentary OCR notes show Meeere Samuel Allen and Soe acting as agents for Winchcombe Parson Ltd Brisbane. Mentions revived price with wire at nine farthing per pound and to pillar liens to ship promptly.
In a local court session at Small Herts Court details are sparse due to fragmented text. Names mentioned include Sarah Meloomby Stary Frage and Seren McConmie with Sarah Philips. Verdicts were given for plaintiffs with unclear outcomes and numeric references appear as 3 and 5/ Seren McConmie.
A fragmentary narrative describes Max and Maria in a staged scene tied to a photography project by TS Palens. The sequence includes a carful of wardrobe shifts, a moonlit moment, and a sudden wedding event teased as part of a dramatic, camera driven plot.
Vague notice describes parents anxious about upcoming school measures and funding. Mentions names and items, but details are obscured. Unclear timeline and figures.
Miss E J Harris is listed at the Victorian House on Lake Street in a brief notice. The item repeats the address and name with no additional details or dates.
The piece laments the telegraph service in North Queensland as inefficient and costly for newsrooms and citizens. It argues for reform under commercial lines and questions federal power if extended. Strong critique targets postal administration and the slow, misrouted messages.
A local resident complained to the mayor about the permit allowing a leper to be placed at the Morgur 14 location. Neighbors fear ongoing danger and seek steps to prevent a recurrence while urging authorities to tighten controls.
A London style chronicle records a luncheon in Adelaide where Denham and Sagar are noted among Queensland figures discussing Australian unity and regional influence. The vague comment hints at political tensions and broader questions about national leadership and defense.
In Canees Police Court a man named Jobe Simds was charged with croatia and turhanes. He did not appear, and his detention was ordered. The court remanded him to the State college custody.
A man named W Myer was seized on a steamer near Tumtey night and later brought to Caton Police Court. Detective Clometabie Makton and Cometabio tailing led to the arrest and the man was fined £54 with six months imprisonment in default. The fine was paid.
London reports show Sir Ed Grey introducing an amendment to the Franchise Bill amid Liberal opposition over suffrage for women. Grey predicts a likely passage by a slim majority, while Conservatives push for limits. Debate centers on granting voting rights to women over 35 and other eligibility conditions.
A fragmentary report describes the Yoritl Progress Association THON gathering and the plan for the Régabl Programe Ammostation. The secretary drew up a petition and listed tasks, including a proposal tied to a local delivery matter and the town concert budget.
Amid partisan division, lawmakers discuss funding hurdles and regulatory changes. Key committees consider budget priorities as factions clash over healthcare, energy, and foreign policy, with several votes expected before adjournment.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions police action and a body, with unclear names and places. The visible terms include Charlevill and a reference to a police response, but no coherent events or dates can be discerned.
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