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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jul 14, 1921
Page
4
Fragmented OCR notes describe a variety show and terms like Peace in LadI, with references to lands and a loan closure. Names, places, and numbers are garbled. the text mentions CHICAGER ONE THOSE, BRISBANE, and Edith C’NETL. The passage also notes the Ministry of Mines and a loan annulment during a shutdown.
A fragment from a historical report notes Mt Morgan mine value and output compared with earlier figures. It mentions gold acquired from the mine and a period of feature dividends, with isolated references to Gympie and a free side month. The text reflects stock or mineral yield accounting.
Market bulletin lists unusual terms with cattle weights and prices. Beech Market, Frowick & Co, Sal Brisbane appear in fragmented entries mentioning bullock, sow, and weight references around 42/6. Reading indicates a dated, possibly archaic listing with inconsistent spelling and unclear context.
A fragmented discussion critiques reliance on private thrift over socialist schemes, arguing politicians favor private enterprise and local loans while courting working class support. It cites current leaders, public offices, and a push to keep elites in power amid evolving finances and municipal authority.
The Mount Morgan AYU branch condemns any ballot on the company’s latest offer and claims the vote excludes women and children. A disputed 37 to withering decision is cited as overriding the rights of workers, many of whom await further actions as tensions rise.
OCR reads as a disjointed mix of courtroom jargon, railway details, and scattered names. It mentions Inspector Beaday, Davis, and a plaintiff accusing a defendant, with references to a jury retired and returning, and various place names and dates woven through a chaotic description of events and a undergoing trial.
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