Mrs W Doherty and Family Thank Friends
Mrs W Doherty and Family of Sheridan Street express thanks for floral wreaths and messages of sympathy following a bereavement.
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jan 23, 1920
Page
4
Mrs W Doherty and Family of Sheridan Street express thanks for floral wreaths and messages of sympathy following a bereavement.
Sydney dispatch outlines January London metal quotations with prices for copper tin and silver, noting standards and three month futures. It mentions figures for copper tin and silver and references Darwen and Singer, with speculation on potential developments in the market.
A fragment from The Post argues the Labor party is propped by widespread political financiers and local interests. It accuses the Labor machine of being a money making entity with extensive funds and long reach, noting critics say many benefit from allegiance to Labor while others are pressured or driven out by party factions.
A long, fragmented critique notes Queensland's poor by election results for Labor, highlighting Maranoa Leichhardt and Lalor outcomes. It argues Labor losses signal weak federal position and warns of waning support across the state. It mentions Cairns and Cairns weather as context.
A scattered local page notes a special Atherton tohrsnch MSSILA meeting and by election at Thaewlay Herter. It reports on the Atherton Butter Co organizing efforts, discussions of railway conditions, subsidies, and local by election activity amid varied community updates.
A crowded page reports meetings, sales, band concerts, and public notices in Cairns. Items include a Workers' Accident Association meeting, a charity bake sale, a Cairns Citizens' Band concert, and school opening delays.
Fragmented report discusses military discharge copies, secrecy at Melbourne and Saltwater supplies, and a meeting about returning soldiers. It notes delays in processing, the need for copies to be sent to the Home Secretary, and forthcoming attention from officials.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions trade shares, prices, and markets with scattered references to places and people. The text hints at exchange and valuation themes, touching on sales, pricing spikes, and regional terms, but provides no coherent event or clear participants.
Fragmentary OCR text records a December meeting with scattered words and uncertain names. Key details, participants, and outcomes are not decipherable from the readable fragments.
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