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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 04, 1931
Page
7
Fragmentary historical record lists dates in January with moon phases and names. Readers may interpret as a diary or observational log noting full moon on January 23 and other phase markers. Further context unavailable due to poor OCR clarity.
An obscure note reports a departure yesterday involving Alve Eel Poenbat in a cryptic context. The fragment references a movement or travel event with unclear details and no further identifying data.
Fragmented notes mention Cairns dates, arrivals, and events including timber loading, ship timetables, and local names such as Beane, Lewin, and Howard. The sparse text references times and places around Cairns, with multiple personal names and dates scattered through the distorted OCR.
A scrambled Ingham area notice details an alleged shooting case involving Jimy and Judy Aline, with references to a home setting and investigation progress. The fragmentary text mentions possible hearings or statements and a suspect, but the garbled OCR prevents clear naming of all parties or outcomes.
Fragmentary report notes no itinerary for the Far Mechern visit. Mentions Cairns and Shire Council delegations with references to Extinser, Fanet, Vint Mott Yewr and Seeder Jane dated July.
Terse notes from the Calne Ley Chambers reveal Boies and autery in a discussion about mines and repairs. A. Re Wilbie addresses the assembly, referencing ongoing efforts and local concerns. No clear outcome stated.
The readable parts show stray names and numbers from an old metal market page. It mentions ads and a date fragment, with unclear context and several garbled terms. No clear event, person, or organization can be confidently identified.
Fragmentary report describes cutting and crushing during the sugar season. The text mentions Ghadonvale and a person named Jane with unclear details about an incident and speed of action with no further context or outcome.
An incomprehensible excerpt describes unsettled conditions with references to Innisfail and Iowa, mentioning rain and highways. It hints at a broader weather or event sequence but remains partially garbled and lacks coherent facts or clear entities to anchor a precise summary.
A note seeks information on the priest John Edward Cannon, a carpenter, believed alive in Cairns. Anyone with knowledge of his whereabouts or safety should contact Alan James Cannon, Croydon Street, Lakemba, Sydney, NSW.
In sacred memory of James Stewart beloved husband father and grandfather who died June 4 1930. A brief memorial note to rest in love with family and friends.
Sydney directory snippet shows Ilanu Country Press at 6 Pitt Street and a reference to the Commercial Travellers Association at 225 Pit Street. The fragment notes the presence of business listings in Sydney with addresses and organizations.
May rainfall at Packer's Camp recorded 251 points, far below 1930's 550. five months total 6097. Reports of an attempted robbery on Tuesday night near a street corner, with youths fleeing after a stick brandish. May collections listed, including coal and cement accounts, totalling £1013 2s 7d. Weather forecast predicts cloudy with more rain along the coast and warm inland. A Cairns meeting hears a speech praising Mrs. Trace Henry for leadership. funds are sought to support a competitive choir and Charters Towers event next Easter. Cairns magistrate cases conclude with defaults and various goods and services payments and disputes in the Small Claims list. Cane growers in the South Johnstone area discuss interim payments tied to cane quality and weekly deliveries at the South Johnstone mill.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an accident at Tully Mill involving a crush event and damaged machinery. The garbled text mentions people and a day with possible rain and an attempt to address the situation. Readable elements point to a mill mishap with injuries and ongoing response.
The article praises Premier Moore and the Queensland Government for steady reform and sound public finance. It contends the state stands as a bright spot in Australian affairs and is poised to improve further if federal and state efforts stay on a prudent, reform-driven course. The piece emphasizes cautious optimism about national sanity and Queensland’s continued progress.
The June 2 Washington dispatch discusses reactions to tariff policy, with mentions of Senator Swear as coauthor and Hawley Smoot Act rhetoric. It notes varied views from Republicans and references legislative committees and trade impact, reflecting tensions in shaping American tariff history.
Fragmented text references calls a figure Megubtian Senator and alleged actions tied to retaliation and a crime wave. It mentions Weeribee vil American sex bert La FFolleny and Coes with references to four of lant ie etports. Details are garbled and unclear but imply political tension and proposed measures amid rising concerns.
Mrs P Dalton of Boagat Ireland died May 21 at Maver Moercortise Private Hospital after a long residence in Eels Sly years. The late Mrs Dalton formerly of Sworrars Ireland left a family including Mr Paddy Dalton Beenda and Gladys Daly Uahinta. The funeral proceeded to Theleeng Cermetery with interment at Brialy.
A fragmented clipping mentions UKE bootlegging and Dublin sweeps with references to London in June. It hints at British hospital permits or resolutions and a thaw in French relations, noting the Ehiliin Bospitale Wasireas and similar terms, but details are unclear. The text reads as garbled OCR with multiple place names and institutions, lacking coherent events or dates.
The fragmented notice mentions a Pacific Kespet Motel owner in Yorkey’s Kao Thm with court licensing references. Names and places are garbled, but the item appears to report a court-related action or license case tied to the motel and a person connected to it.
Fragmentary report from Tully June 2 describing a patient in critical condition after amputation and blood transfusion. Sister Kane offered blood. two men volunteered, including a person named Van. The record is incomplete and names are partially garbled.
A fragmented travel piece describes a scenic rail ride along coastal and mountainous terrain. The narration evokes vivid imagery of icy blue peaks, tropical winter tones, and the observation car guiding passengers through dramatic landscapes as a traveler reflects on being alive amid changing waters and distant destinations.
Travelogue describes a journey by the Cairns and Tableland White Cars Company with skilled drivers who know the country well. The account highlights the road from Gordonvale to Innisfail, the Mulgrave Mill, cane fields, and the pleasure of a smooth drive with a reliable man at the wheel.
A fragmented line of reflective verse describes a tranquil valley scene. Vague imagery of a pastoral idyll, a valley and distant sounds evoke a quiet, contemplative mood with hints of nature and memory.
Fragmentary text describes attractions and a touring car waiting while a magician trims the wheel, suggesting a whimsical journey toward a distant El Dorado. The noisy gales of a nonsensical scene hint at travel in Queensland with a man navigating rugged surroundings.
Atherton says maize industry in Queensland is at a critical point. Minister E A Atherton urges a twelve month statewide pool to support maize, warning of repayment costs if the industry collapses. Deputations press for urgent action to sustain the North Queensland maize sector.
A mangled report notes an advocate within the cabinet pledging to place the matter before Ministers of Agriculture. It records intent to push actions to reclaim the maize industry, amid a string of difficulties, with attendees including Hall Quilter TW Bray from the Maize Board and local commerce figures.
In a debate led by Mr. Hall and Mr. Collins, ministers and members from Chillagoe and Tableland discussed support for the maize industry. The cost to producers and the fair price to consumers were weighed against fears of land returns to aliens if land reform continued. Government funds and farmer burdens were central as lawmakers warned many growers faced credit pressures and potential closures without relief.
The chairman of Tinarou Shire Conney denied a 11000 government loan to local councils funded against land value. He warned land value collapse would devastate the Wilkemaize industry and Tableland farming. Farmers fear ongoing financial strain and possible broader economic decline.
A fragmented travel narrative notes a distant range road scene with a red bow on a weary feline, a maintenance crew enjoying nature, and a gate near the range as the narrator lingers by the wayside. The piece evokes rustic imagery and a slow journey past scenic features.
Four Leagues and twelve Grade Leagues form a regional system to determine the premier League Mackay Townsville and Louisiait with A Grade leagues fighting for the Crowley Cup. The four Leagues play each other twice home and away, drawing large crowds and special trains. Junior teams receive the same support, and Wilson Cup premierships are decided after Country Week in Townsville.
A garbled report discusses a controversial method of infection and its impact on a state season. It mentions Tennyson's Brook Toowoomba Brisbane players, Haumba Cup games, and the principle of playing a series of games between the Country League, indicating ongoing debate over format and equitable play.
A plan for a statewide competition called Country Week would select representative teams from Queensland districts, completing a six league series over two days. It aims to reduce regional discontent by providing even representation under State selectors, with emphasis on geographic balance and constitutional structure.
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