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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Mar 06, 1930
Page
12
Fragmented OCR text mentions ICE 18 price, factions Ltd and power. Unable to determine concrete event or entities due to garbled content. No clear actions, dates, or locations can be confirmed from the readable fragments.
A lengthy obituary notes the Australian born pioneer George Spotswood passing at ninety. It recalls early Meltouree and Williamsons days, family ties, and his roles in farming and local industry. The piece mentions connections to New Zealand and references to notable locals such as Seddon, with a focus on Spotswood’s life, immigration, and community impact.
An advertorial style piece promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills for midlife vitality and brain function. It claims the pills renew energy, mental sharpness, and overall health, asserting they rebuild stamina and vigor as age advances, and touts restored strength with the product as the sole solution.
Fragmented notes recount Premier discussions on railway policy, budget strains, and arbitration stance. References to Scullin era figures, Cabinet tone, and proposed government expenditures reveal tension over employment, imports, and economic measures amid a looming surplus.
Canberra March 4 reports quote the Prime Minister describing Australia as in a severe low mood a world wide downturn intensified by reduced imports and a shift from gold to domestic production He urged unity and policies to boost wheat farming and exports while expanding the Commonwealth wheat pool and supporting local industry to restore economic stability and credit.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a legal case involving Tulcie Barclay, an individual named Pergeera and Traskathe, with mentions of charges, a towing incident, and a custody claim. The readable text is garbled, but indicates a court proceeding related to an ascension with Roles Conpae and a consented action in a state court.
Brisbane court hears abduction tale of a girl aged one or two, with a young man Jess Mason convicted after testimony of the girl seeking to return home. She describes being taken in a car toward Ipswich then Towwoomba, ending with police discovery. He is jailed for 12 months.
Unfilled bolands price 9 11 each offered for hand painted velvet cushions. Bold display in local shop, price tag appears as 9 11 dollars per cushion. Item highlights craftsmanship and color options may be available.
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