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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jan 24, 1921
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR notes show a local dispute described as Rambindee v Digg involving a shove and a district term. The garbled text references places, people and actions but key details remain unclear.
Foster and Treacy lead a tense innings as Wallwork takes 6 for 64 and Lyons claims 4 for 13. A packed scorecard shows Smith and Kennedy contributing while Treacy and MeKKimon excel with ball as Foster presses for a late haul.
A fragmented account recalls a Loyal League gathering with speeches by Mr Kean Atherton and others. The scene features references to the Native Land slogan, the Digger spirit, a proposed toast Gur Aliment Comrades, and a closing chorus of National Latkes, marking a wartime like assembly.
Archibald and FeMshon attended a historic gathering, drawing attention from local groups and institutions. The event highlighted community concerns and featured remarks from prominent figures urging cooperation and progress.
Fragmentary report notes a box ball game with Alfred Ed Threon and a galant hit leading to a public lament. Mentions Vividenes Argument on Thursday, names C Hejarria MacDonnell and Martin-Harris, and a Lane play near Central Hotel Ath te Tabart seed 4272/0.
A disjointed report blends crime, moral questions and romance around Helen, Rawson, and A manslaughter case. The piece mentions film plots about lottery schemes, a jealous lover, and a two film program with comedy and romance stars, all amid a chaotic narrative voice.
Fragmentary notice describes a bead event at Culfar woaton with mentions of winners and a program named Wi Wibbly Web. Details are unclear but indicates an entertainment or contest night Tuesday.
Fragmentary notice mentions a poet named Exit at port in Rome with a feepee AM reference and a remark about Fine.
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