20 Jun 1918
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 20, 1918
Page
1
Mr Abbott announces a May to June travel timetable from Mareeba Dunlop's Hotel with a June 17 departure to Atherton and a June 21 return to Herberton, then from Beeboeton Post Office Hotel a June 21 departure to Cairns after Atherton arrival. He invites local boys seeking consultation to meet him at these stations for free advice.
The Walsh Shire Council held its monthly meeting in Irvine with members including Dr. McFarlane and the Clerk. They discussed road repairs at Campbells Creek and the need to repair the dallaxe dome, plus actions on isolation ward funding and cemetery matters, with committee authority to procure a road party tent and to review cemetery storage conditions. The council also noted a Brisbane authority request to join the Medical Health Officer and Nuisance Inspector reports, and adopted valuations presented by Mr. A Anderson for the year.
An incomprehensible OCR fragment references digestive issues and various remedies. It mentions magnesia and a supposed cure, with garbled names and phrases that obscure clear individuals, dates, or places. The text lacks coherent facts to anchor a proper news summary.
A garbled report records a 2 letter of thanks and a list of 40 items for the domme. It notes readings by Medical Offices and Vistang Commission, a reference to firewood theft, a children’s ball rule, questions from a public carter, tram delivery, and options discussed by committees. Warrant books and accounts are mentioned as passed for payment, with resignations noted and Visiting Committee references.
The extract describes a central Queensland native who has spent two and a half years on the western front and reflects on life in Australia. The writer notes his feelings about how affairs are conducted and suggests Australia’s role and constancy in wartime.
Fragmented OCR text appears to be garbled. The readable elements include names that resemble Bee and Cosi, with no clear event, place, or date. The source lacks coherent facts to form a valid card.
Fragmentary text notes Royal Dip cattle project and potential issues. unclear names, dates, or positions due to damaged OCR.
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