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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jan 31, 1921
Page
5
Fragmented report from Melbourne dated June 29 discussing owners age law observance and Salvage matters. Mentions authorities, executive concurrence, weather, and potential changes to the aboving adlock with statements from parties including a Mr West and ship power concerns.
A quiet wedding took place on January 12 in Cairns as Mrs Jacobson and James Alfred Stevenson united in ceremony officiated by Father Guinan. The bride wore cream crepe de chine with seed pearls, and her sister in law Henry Laws Fence Moller of Gordonvale attended along with the groom’s party. The couple’s reception and breakfast followed at Mr Gor Benteley’s residence, with guests present and the newlyweds departing by car for Herberton en route to Marecha.
Fragmentary notice suggests JBL Glareehal-le may be assisted in writing to the Licensed Viettal- Hers Nasocisticn. The text is unclear and partially garbled.
Fragmentary wartime dispatch notes a conference where Mr Lia and the allies debate treaty terms with Germany. The piece hints at financial demands, potential pressuring reparations, and ongoing frustration over economic burdens. It references France and the possibility of future consideration of reparations and cautions.
Unclear typographical fragment outlines Mackay meeting actions on the north coast line. References to Taveresien, Cairne Cham, and potential moves to deny or advance proposals, with emphasis on regional race and action to be taken.
Fragmented OCR text mentions state aided MM grants and an important conference with a suspect pending status. The readable portions reference Boe and Fe, general analyses, and a note about ocean and Lumi nsi with Beem Se rain volt Aranenman. Names and specifics are unclear but imply funding and an uncertain conference outcome.
Fragmented text discusses price measures for rail in Iran, a new Profiteering Prevention Court, and attempts to curb overcharging by wholesale groups. Mentions ongoing remedies to stabilize prices and ensure turnover, with unclear names and details due to damaged text.
Charters Towers Chamber of Commerce reports to the Government on meat seizure policy. They argue fixing prices below market harms small cattlemen, with 3 to 4 pound losses per head noted. The dispute centers on ore and beef price methods and government handling.
Melbourne reports a positive result linked to imported brushes raising health concerns for shavers. The alert notes that Japanese brushes have caused anthrax exposure concerns, prompting warnings and possible regulatory scrutiny.
A May afternoon report from Brisbane notes a tropical disturbance and gale conditions near Cape Capricorn. The system moves toward the coast between Bow and Sue ne, with a potential impact on coastal areas.
A partial OCR fragment notes a Monday event in Raia after a prior discovery. Details are unclear due to corrupted text but indicate a sequence of timing and a local action. Entities are uncertain because names and places are garbled.
Reports from Allahabad indicate frantic efforts by extremists to disrupt the Duke of Connaught’s planned visit to Calcutta. Today shops, botanies, hotels, and restaurants face growing intimidation as authorities warn of possible unrest during the campaigning period.
A fragmentary report notes that an individual has been honored for long service with mineral water work, highlighting friendships formed during the effort. The record emphasizes dedication and sustained support within the field.
A garbled set of race results and horse names from Brisbane Albion Park and Sydney meetings. References include brisbanes and city races with horses such as Laddie, Devons, Violet, Princess, and Kin Mefeel. The text mixes handicaps, times, and placements with unclear lines about participants, venues, and judges.
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