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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Mar 01, 1932
Page
7
A garbled OCR fragment mixes place names such as Newcastie Beane London Weishame and dates like February March 7 and February 6. The text appears as a jumble of names, locations, and months without coherent narrative or clear event.
Fragmentary text mentions a canteen and various names suggesting a community notice or event list. Details are unreadable, with multiple garbled terms and no clear actions or outcomes to summarize.
Fragmentary text describes a dog related event with references to people and places but most names and details are garbled. The readable bits mention a library, a person named Pierre, and a date word like Temata, suggesting a local incident or notice with uncertain specifics.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Northern Cotton and Glenmore Ginwery with unclear references. The readable parts include garbled lines about location and context, lacking coherent events or dates to form a complete summary.
Fragmented OCR text references a brigade, a government sheet, and various names. Readable parts mention a cycle event and a public action with missing context, implying a military or civic report with unclear details and multiple duplications.
Court records detail an alleged desertion case linked to Denise Vtl and others. The document mentions a deferral of proceedings, a 60 day period, and a series of testimonies about an improvised arrangement involving witnesses and a betrothal, with references to Iowa and a man named Monte Yow.
Readable lines describe potato and onion lots with varied prices and refusals. Several lots named Gates and Bay show different values with some buyers declining, while sweet corn and other produce fetched specific shillings. A single wheat lot was forward but rejected.
Readable items list fruit and vegetable prices in Sydney on February 2. Includes peas, potatoes, carrots, onions, apples, oranges, bananas, grapes, pears, tomatoes, and more with various price quotes to different buyers and warehouses.
Melbourne market prices list a range of fruits with varied quotes from oranges and pears to plums and pineapples. The report notes multiple price points per item, including case quantities and local trade terms, reflecting a bustling wholesale activity.
Flood rains saturate Cairns causing streets to flood and resemble canals. The downpour floods areas around Cairns and nearby rivers, with water steadily rising and affecting local neighborhoods and crossings.
Rainfall data received by the weather department show totals for several towns including Babinds Der tal Yareaburra Malanda Millaa Millaa Theron Herberton Wairan and Chilene. The readings confirm a wet spell with varying amounts across the district led by Babinds and Der tal and followed by Yareaburra and Malanda.
Heavy showers affected Innisfail and surrounding district from late February through early morning. The 42 hour rainfall total reached about three inches, bringing February’s total to 4.6 inches and the year to 43.0 inches. A south easterly breeze persists with forecasts of further precipitation.
A fragmented OCR note describes street conditions in certain districts with references to railing repairs and road features. It mentions Poorer areas and a feature called Nergungs perhaps related to safety or infrastructure, with unclear actions and dates.
A garbled local weather item reports cold, wet conditions at Tully on February 20 with showers and a chilly wind. The fragment mentions a 9 a.m. start and ongoing frigid conditions through the day, with no further details.
A fragmented OCR line hints at a disturbance about age related issues and student safety. The garbled text references a stir or complaint, with unclear subject and no clear source institutions or individuals identifiable.
Memorial notice for Wales who drowned off the Avon by perished March 1924. E L McKinlay writes of the loss honoring the memory of a beloved daughter with family acknowledgement and sorrow.
The Cairns Post urges that Australia and Queensland will not swiftly recover from lean years. It stresses that everyone will need to work and pay, governments must accept responsibility, and private enterprise will supplement public effort to restore employment and stability.
Imperfect text describes industrial production trends from 1938 to 1923 30 with imprecise figures and vague references. Mentions a brighter outlook and recovery despite earlier downturns and uncertain times. Reads like a mixed reconstruction of economic commentary from a past era.
The Posey County Bank directors met Saturday at the NE Caine location. Attendance included OG Hh Thomas with deposits totaling 64 1 6. Next meeting nominees Mr W S Prewet and phe are listed for attendance.
Telegraphed forecast reports general rain along the North Coast and inland areas with possible heavy falls. Ambulance alert followed by medical advice. A meeting of Caras Girls and Infants State School parents is urged for Tuesday at 6 oclock to elect a seven member committee for 1952 1995 term with high turnout expected.
Report of a man seriously injured when his horse threw him near Hills Station in South Australia. An aerial medical service and wireless set aided the response, with a Black boy witness noting the incident. A duty hospital and Sisters Campbell and Faushawe attended.
A patient named Siar Faushone traveled with Constable Wil lis at nine am on Tuesday amid heavy difficulty after damage to the Gust sore. The journey continued to daylight and the ambulance reached at am. The return to Rantewille was completed by 3 pm with the patient in stable condition.
Report from Tully details an arrest on two charges with authorities stating the suspect faced alleged offenses. The terse dispatch notes the event occurred at or near a local address, with no further court actions recorded in the fragment.
A police raid led to the arrest of fifteen people at a suspected beer shop operation. Officers wounded no one, found drugs on site, and seized equipment before transporting all suspects to the courthouse for charges and processing.
In a closed hearing, arguments sought leniency for the cussed game outcome and questioned equipment forfeiture. The acting fat and others debated the 215 loss and the consequences for the tenant, with the court considering amended terms.
RRISPANE February 29. The Method in Conference was convened today. Members of the conference spoke in pairs. The superintendent and the mission’s Rev H Mo Wheeler discussed unemployment relief.
A conference resolution backs appealing the Laymen's Assembly to fund inland missions through a central fund. The plan seeks to raise £250 for the war year, with areas like Winton Longreach and surrounding districts to be included.
Two women, unnamed, suffer brutal abuse in a New York tenement. One woman is slashed with a knife and left with toe injuries. the other is bound with rope, doused with acid, and left in a hallway. A victim is found nude and the scene points to a serious assault case in Newark.
A damaged OCR fragment reports a body found bound by rope described as soaked with acid. The text is unclear but indicates a violent discovery involving a deceased woman and dangerous materials.
A terse note lists the DLA Ping Fleet movements near Merrion Island with routine status updates. No incidents reported. fleet gaps and patrols described in standard naval shorthand.
The record states Percy Peel M.1A was the sole operator designated for Herbert, indicating a restricted assignment and confirming his exclusive role in the task.
Fragmentary OCR reads about Naroy and Progressives setting a date for the National party in the interests of the County’s commercial council. Names and places are unclear, but the item notes a political scheduling decision affecting local affairs and party activities.
Prison break ends in gunfire as inmate Barker wrests a rifle from guard Thomas O Dowd and fires, wounding the warder in the abdomen. Barker climbs walls and ramps, attempting to reach the inner perimeter before being tackled by Warder Bennett and disabled by rifle fire.
An inmate named Parker fires a rifle at the gaol wall, toppled by a shot, and dies in the remand yard. A warder transports him to the gas hospital where he dies shortly after arrival. A second man, Barker, is described as involved in the pursuit and later wounded. The report notes police actions and surrounding events.
A government official warned that high import activity harms home manufacturers by delaying investment and keeping unemployment in secondary industries. The objective is to boost revenue through increased imports only as a step to encourage local production and balanced trade.
A joint office statement from the Chamber of Commerce signals support for tariff revision by the Tax Committee. It notes surcharges and duties as a first clear indication of the tariff policy under the Federal Government, aiming to prevent price rises and promote cheaper production.
The Police Commissioner said Friday clashes between nemists and Hew Guard members were minor in scale and beyond police control. Legal action was considered, with firing and protests leading to arrests. Demonstrators faced charges as authorities contained the demonstration and secured the area.
A Fat Board announces an immediate rise in butter prices, citing cost pressures. The move aims to adjust wholesale rates and reflect market conditions, with potential impact on retailers and consumers.
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