28 Jul 1943
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jul 28, 1943
Page
1
A heavily garbled OCR fragment lists scattered letters and partial words. It mentions multiple entities such as SS STL Tee SL and CLT tomas ike, with unclear actions or events. The readable content provides no clear narrative or verifiable context.
Amusements section notes a formee grand 5c to 30c dance and cash euchre event hosted by Lurkseer Orchestra at Freshwater Wall Friday. The fragment mentions entertainment and musical ensemble.
A 1968 public notice indicates property impounded on Beesnaa street linked to Tullyne Bas and Poe Galdini, with a deadline of Friday at 5 PM for claims or release. The notice mentions inspection and administrative actions by officials including Thomas Shue Deco Tutt.
Sub branch 1 general meeting announced with date July Thursday. Secretary Ealin Seb-Bravch invites members to attend and discuss timetable, water works and SaintCare pre treatment.
Advertisement notes candidates Doctor Watson BRows and W M Simmons running for Senate and Kens Mibertan test sverina with apologies for missing an appointment. Senator Cooper joins and requests understanding as apologies are offered and acceptance implied.
Chillagoe news item lists residents arriving for visits and departures to Cairns Irvinebank Mareelo Mount Mulligan and Tully. A tree dance and music for farewell events preceded Mt Tea departure. Patriotic Sports Club held successful meetings and events with multiple divisions and winners.
Fragmentary text from a historical page shows references to banks chambers brokers and a mix of unclear names and terms. The readable parts indicate a stock or commodity listing with mentions of gold and metals, dates, and possible names such as Clara Braker Caine and Bowen Sart Moma Ss.
July meeting of Innnisfail Chamber of Commerce condemned Mundoo cattle trading yard as a disgrace to the Railway Department. Inspector Stevenson inspected the yards and discussed needed improvements and potential relocation for efficient loading. The inspector noted inadequate room and blockages that hindered handling, with recommendations to move the yards, but criticism remained overruled and economics cited as a reason for delay.
Fragmentary notes show July Tully and residents discussing rationing for victuals and clothing, with a deputation reporting they had received consideration. The record mentions a local funeral for a long-time carpenter, Rex Fyne officiating at the graveside, and community leaders urging continued government support during a period of shortages and repairs.
The article discusses federal housing schemes and cost limits, noting proposals to build up to 10,000 homes with varied design and materials. It mentions reactions from Mr Chandler and others on wages and standards, plus broader wartime planning and political radio propaganda concerns. It references the Anglican Diocese, Archbishop Wand, and postwar planning debates amid cold weather and election talk.
The month’s finances were reviewed with a balance of around 2 003 and plans to raise up to £3 from on hand funds for ACE support. Members agreed to halve meetings to fortnightly sessions and the next gathering is set for Wednesday evening July 38. A patriotic dance at the Shire Hall featured an amateur orchestra and social activities including tea and euchre. Visitors from Herberton and Townsville were noted, with several residents preparing moves and travels including Constable Berghoffer and Mr Gane’s family departures.
Six pages of Atherton news report war tributes and local deaths. Sir Leviie recalls the holiday’s hope for children while praise to teachers is tempered by loss. Obituaries outline Mr Witred Koch farmer of Tolgi, Patrick Perreley former soldier and businessman, and Thomas Terry Bethel of Peeramon with funeral details. A new servicemen club room at St Mary’s Atherton is to be opened, led by Brother Kendall.
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