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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 29, 1921
Page
3
A fragmented account discusses federal taxation and potential tax changes affecting dividends and corporate taxes. The report mentions the need for reasonable terms and hints at a tropical activity weather note affecting later plans.
Readable fragments describe a parade or gathering with names and places that are indiscernible. The text hints at a group event or meeting but lacks complete details to identify participants, dates, or purpose. No definite outcome or action is evident from the fragment.
A Brisbane dispatch notes plans for a conference between representatives of Co. and the enemy have been delayed with new dates in the coming weeks. The intended talks were to occur at Mount Morgan but have shifted times and locations. Local officials report ongoing uncertainty about the negotiations and potential outcomes.
Fragmentary text references mei members of ole and folder members of the force. Irregular phrasing hints at a police matter or inquiry but no clear names, dates, places, or actions emerge from the readable portion.
The article discusses critique of the Redintelbution scheme and evaluates its validity. It weighs arguments on fairness efficiency and potential risks while noting differing expert opinions and contextual factors shaping support or opposition.
Fragmentary OCR text provides insufficient readable facts to identify a coherent event or entities for a newspaper card. No clear persons, places, organizations, dates, or outcomes are discernible to summarize reliably.
Brisbane police arrest a suspect after a series of burglaries reported on June 28. Officers recovered stolen items and questioned a resident identified as Clete, who was later released pending further investigation. Community warns residents to secure homes and report suspicious activity.
A fragmentary June Brisbane report notes a boy or child involved in an aid case linked to Edwards. Details are incomplete, but the article references a custody or welfare matter and a local official or organization handling the case.
A protest rally led by Mr Nesbitt in Sydney denounces a townwide domination claim with observers noting a 30 percent benchmark and calling for policy changes.
A garbled notice mentions Levuka and Levahs with a 6,500 ton vessel linked to shipments from the Ful area to Port Alma. It references a Maran and a Chin vessel, with uncertain cevsation and dates.
Fragmentary OCR item mentions June and Sydney with scattered names and places, lacking clear events or actions to summarize into a full news item.
Police detain two men after a double murder in Melbourne as investigators probe the scene. Witnesses report loud noises and a rapid arrival of officers, with no further details released pending formal statements.
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a sports or defense scene with quoted lines and unclear action. The readable bits refer to a player or team in a defensive stance and a caption-like phrase about a script or inscription, suggesting a brief, uncleary worded item.
Berlin reports that Polish insurgents, aided by German self defense forces, will complete the evacuation of Silesia by July. The move follows a declaration by authorities and marks a significant settlement step amid ongoing tensions.
In Athens on June 2 the government responds to an Allied note, denying the claim of being tied to any Turkiye related escalation. The reply frames Greece's stance as independent and rejects external pressure while affirming national policy. The report notes diplomatic tensions and the continuing search for regional stability.
An OCR fragment shows garbled names and phrases including June 26 and references to Kemal Atatürk type phrasing, with unclear actions or events. Readable items are minimal, making it difficult to extract a coherent news item or identifiable entities for a proper headline and summary.
Fragmented text describes a night rain scene with mentions of guarding metal, a fading Mes Austral, and references to McMahon taking over management. It notes the state of labor government and shifts in control, with scattered phrases about places that have passed away under labor rule.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a social event featuring Mr and Mrs Andersen and several attendees. Guests engage in refreshments and conversation until midnight. Mentions include Cook, Wallsmth Cook, Ronala Craig, and various locals, with a focus on the social atmosphere and guest list.
An old medical ad touts De Williams Pink Pills to treat neurasthenia and nerves. It claims the pills act on blood, correct anaemia tendencies, and restore energy, promising relief from headache irritability and exhaustion.
An old poster from May 1921 states that Foster's Export Lager will be sold in Queensland. It mentions a one bread, one ontony policy and references district control and brand pricing. Manager TL. Parker signs as official.
AGENT: J.C HUTTON LIN HOWARD SMITH CHAMBERS CAIRNS A Poones 380 497 phic Address Roget
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