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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jul 11, 1930
Page
3
An Australian Cable Service report from July notes a ceremony in New York where a large air跨 fleet cross was used to present the plane to Capt. Allen.
Vandyk, en route to New destination, prepares for the next leg of his travel from Kansas City on July.
An Australian cable service reports Santa Maria and Southern Cross presenting Captain Allen as backer of Sameon California. A hot fight is announced for Wednesday to end the phone’s career following a brief rundown of events.
A £6000 necklet has vanished and thieves are suspected after a report from London. Police investigation details are unclear but officials seek information. The notice names Antralign Cable Service in connection with the case.
Health inspector Belly reports filth and bags at Innisfail Hospital and nearby To keep pace with aging facilities the committee notes chronic neglect by Federal Works Department. Mr Kelly cites 14 years of stalled improvements across Northern Australia General Hospitals and Darwin.
An unclear report notes discussions by leaders including Mr C E Cinster and a British Medical Association line about hospital staffing costs and service goals. The text references physician membership, commissions, wages, and annual figures but lacks complete details.
Adverse commentary follows news that Cardwell mails arriving Mondays now reach about 4 p.m. three hours later than before. The Sun day mail trains carry Tully and other centers, but Cardwell Kennedy Creek Upper Murray and nearby areas miss the concession. The region watches tender results for timber removal and notes a favorable fruit season with strong Sydney market prospects for July and August. Silkwood Butter Factory directors plan to visit Murray River district and meet local producers at Murray Loper on Sunday July 13 at 2 pm.
Mr P Peass MLA reports that the Maine informed by Mr G Morgan has accepted the tender of Mr J J Althaus to construct a bridge at 26 400 feet at a cost of £593 in the North Tully development plan.
On the eve of polling, Baldwin sent a letter supporting Cook and Beaverbrook's candidate. Amery and other Conservatives urged support for Cook while warning Baldwin could face political extinction. The Labor Party focuses on last year's MLA vote to determine the outcome.
The Innisfail Hospital held a meeting where Dr R F Craig noted June activities and patient discharges. Plans to move and alter the observation ward were discussed while Mr Robertson was praised for fifteen years of devoted service and the committee’s support.
A note on society women washing their own hair driven by concern over soaps and ready mixed shampoos. The passage warns that many products contain harsh alkali and throat irritants, suggesting a trend toward self-care and elimination of unwanted chemicals in hair care.
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