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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jul 14, 1951
Page
4
Brisbane reports Mills will receive an extra 14 60 ton for the 1900 season as part of the Austrailte Sc e ar Producers' Association. The notice outlines additional payment terms and the impact on raw sugar output.
Liberal member attacks the Defence Preparations Bill in the House, claiming it lacks safeguards and would empower the Government to divert resources and delegate powers. He urges deletion of clauses seen as unconstitutional, while opponents warn it could create a police state and bypass Parliament.
A fragmented World of Science piece by Howard W. Biskentes discusses an electrical control device for a whirling salad plate. The garbled OCR hints at a dining table scene with tiled edges and rows of letters, suggesting a metaphorical or experimental gadget without a clear outcome.
The text discusses feeding costs for poultry and advises backyard keepers to raise a few fowls. It covers starter choices from local poultry farmers, buying day-olds, and managing flock size. Guidance includes simple feeding mash, ration planning, and considerations for keeping a small flock as a hobby or small-scale supply.
A damaged OCR snippet from a Melbourne page shows a fragmented poem or prose passage. It mentions listening, reading, and a line about a “beautiful seed” with branches. The text includes garbled names and unclear references, yielding little clear narrative or date context.
A fragmentary report notes Mr. Jim Merve, president of the Sia Inar group, discussing a February or September match setback. The entry hints at Turpin in New York and a pole spine tier but lacks clear details.
Migrant discussions with officials indicate continued difficulties for Dutch migrants. Informal talks between a commissioner and local representatives show ongoing negotiations and uncertain outcomes for migrant arrangements.
The article discusses popular garden plants including trumpet-like bulbs and various tomato varieties. It notes a preference for large headed bulb types and mentions Sugarloaf type tomatoes, Sugarloaf and other wall types, with advice on planting, replanting, and harvest timing among several cultivars.
A fragmented recap mentions individuals including McNeaeie Gul Shearer and Alex McKenzie with affiliations to Clark Becker, Ries Mikexe Seid, and Gradeege. The readable text lists names without clear events or dates, suggesting a roster or recognition notice.
A child named Kennes John Woodward died after being suffocated. A doctor declared the death extinct, and the child was described as blue in the face, with details from the incident recorded in the local report.
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