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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 02, 1925
Page
4
The piece notes wool prices rising with a firmer health outlook for May 25. It mentions demand from Australia and markets reacting to steady to higher prices for various classes of wool. The article references new arrivals from the South and global market signals driving the current trend in wool costs.
A garbled page from Cairns area notices shows a tangle of references to solicitors, architects, and government departments, with scattered names such as Gordonvale and Innisfail. It hints at hearings, industry unrest, and proposed changes affecting farmers, gasping for coherent structure amid chaotic reporting.
Fragmented excerpts describe rising wool prices, textile mills, and merchant impact amid shifting markets United States and Britain interplay. Mentions demand, supply, and cautious forecasts, with references to political and commercial factors shaping the period's outlook.
The fragmentary OCR mentions Commonwealth government matters and dates, with garbled names and locations. It references a tie or meeting, but most details are unreadable, leaving only scattered hints of governance discussion and possible dates.
A fragmented summary notes a theatre production and film at the Frontteal Theatre in Seattle. The Daily Times references a Mae Alike 10 audience turnout and praises Ned Griffinty’s expansion of motion picture art. It mentions an upcoming programme by Juin Williams titled The 2 Prep and hints at age restrictions.
A fragmentary plot outline shows a film with Laura Halley and a Universal pie theme. The unnamed heroine faces a charlatan and a perilous double cross as a scheme leads to deaths and a plan to force marriage.
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