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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Mar 01, 1918
Page
2
Palacs and Syaa are noted in a brief item about a meeting or event involving SS Gur. Details are fragmented but the text references a gathering and potential discussions or activities connected to the group. The readable portion indicates a local or organizational context for the meeting.
Vague notice outlines vessel movements Pek Fp and Ca with Hanela’s weekly wrives every Tuesday. Mentions inns, stops at Cmtttown, and a 3 percent timing reference. Includes scattered dated entries for Teenday and Wednesday sermons and other unclear directions.
Fragmentary OCR provides a stock report fragment with unclear company names and dates. The readable items mention a commercial listing and stock activity but lack coherent entities or specifics to identify persons, organizations, or places for a full card.
A fragmented OCR line lists numerous unusual names and entities such as LEwpRIERE co and FEARSLEY co, along with copper and laboratory references, suggesting a chaotic financial or buyer sequence. The readable items imply a cipher-like inventory or a damaged notice without clear actions or dates.
Brisbane stock report dated February 7 notes market activity easing after a brisk week with prices around 3/7. Expert commentary mentions Roobyjap and Lawless at 63/17, with Gigoomgan figures around 14/37. Market tone softer though some listings show small gains and persistent dyspeptic jokes.
Brisbane letter to the press defends Mr. Ryan against claims of misquoting Premier Demaine. The writer asserts the English version of a speech was clear and accuses government publications of partisan use. He cites alleged circulation of political speeches and paid printing by state funds in the Labor campaign.
Fragmented column discusses Allied sorrow over Russia's fate and a debate on passive resistance versus armed struggle. It notes Trotskyist claims of undermining the enemy and critiques of leadership, urging clarity on moral and strategic questions amid revolutionary unrest.
A garbled OCR block combines shop notices and stray names from various stores. It hints at optical services, local business promotions, and assorted items from furniture to medications, with scattered phrases about eyewear tests and patterns of sale. The text remains highly unclear and fragmentary.
At Bow State School headmaster Moorhouse reports a collection for the Ambulance Fund after an ambulance motor car visit. Donations of 2d to 1/6d were handed to the superintendent by Miss Winnie Dearnley and Miss May Gelling, showing children’s appreciation for the Ambulance installation. Separate notices advertise Shields Street showrooms reopening, weekly supplies, costumes, and a clearance of clothing and travel cases, with various items on sale and a holiday visit to the Keays Puree area mentioned.
Fragmented readable text suggests a local fete event with garbled names. Mentions a tropical disaster and heavy rain or wind, with unclear references to attendees and possible hazards. No clear dates, places, or organizations can be confirmed from the legible fragments.
A fragmentary report warns of approaching rough seas along the southern coast near URISHAME. Preliminary advisories indicate potential danger to coastal towns within the next several hours as crews monitor shifting conditions and possible maritime disruption.
The report captures a heated public meeting with references to labor, opposition leaders, and parliamentary clashes over the Chillagoe railway purchase. Speakers condemn apathy, urge class awareness, and recount votes on a constitutional bill amid wartime era tensions.
An uproar erupts as supporters rally around the Ryan Govermes case amid allegations of disgraceful conduct and online backlash. Police monitor crowd as tensions rise outside the city hall.
Report discusses mail thefts halted soon and a related bank sale note. Mentions Melbourne February warnings, the postal service postmaster general, and a cash store sale tied to a bank move. Includes a brief city bulletin hinting at shipping losses and local crime concerns.
Fragmentary letters describe political sentiment among voters and union organizers, noting National Party representatives and local response. The text also mentions a public meeting with lighting failures and a clothing store’s promotional chatter about shirts and scarves.
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