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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Mar 20, 1930
Page
8
The fragmentary text mentions an American topic tied to a person or place, but missing clear names, dates, or events. It remains an unreadable OCR snippet lacking sufficient details for a proper card.
Palace Theatre stages a lively program featuring the comedy drama Chucming Sia seets with William Powell and Clive Brook in lead roles, followed by The Vageland Queen silent feature with Betty J. Ealoar. Bizet featurette and varied entertainments round out the bill as box office details and Saturday school singing notices appear.
Tropical Theatre Talkies presents Women They Talk About featuring Cairns City Carell and other local talents. The bill blends dramatic scenes with musical numbers and a comedy sketch, including selections from William Tell and The Toreador March. Performers include Coghlan George Dutwes and local lines at Owen Whittick’s and Strand Hotel.
The carnival proceeds planned by Vince Jensen at Lakestreet feature stalls and a band display starting at 7:15 PM. The event aims to raise funds for the Sarnia board to compete in Easter Rock-Ampneat championships, with advertising by Cairns and other entries.
Neighbours investigated a cottage in Sydney after hearing the howling of about 30 starving cats. They found 43 year old Sarah Raimonds dead nearby. Death was attributed to natural causes. Raimonds, a native of Caha, came to Australia young, leaving behind two sons, both dead, one killed in the war. The remaining cats were her only companions.
Abijah Tomay appointed congeecioner for payee at the National Bar Chambers listed in official records. The designation appears in contemporary clerical notices, detailing roles and responsibilities within the chamber.
Fragmented report notes a rum issue and a broken petrol pipe. Mentions names Baytona and Leach and a March date fragment. Details are unclear but imply a local incident or note of disruption.
A fragmented OCR item mentions scores and players in a likely billiards or card game context. Names like Linde appear with numbers such as 23859, while other words such as Starch and Me cach are garbled. The readable fragments suggest a competition summary with scoring but lack coherent structure.
The article outlines a cascade of financial upheavals and corporate failures. It cites optimistic reports yet notes capital raises failing, the disappearance and arrest of McC A Brandreth, and the downfall of overseas oil groups. It details Hatry crisis, stock slumps, and heavy losses across major companies including White Star Line and Elder Dempster.
An old advertisement touts Moone's Emerald Oil as a full strength remedy. It claims complete satisfaction and urges purchase from chemists with a two-ounce bottle promotion. The copy markets swollen, inflamed limbs and a quick relief promise.
Torrents of rain drenched Innisfail and districts around Johnstone with 9 to 705 points noted. Heavy winds spared cane paddocks from damage while roads saturated by downpours hinder travel. At Tully 24 hours ending 9 am recorded 432 points of rain with more forecast later today.
Berlin May 18 The Defence of the Republic Act passed Reichstag 265 to 150 omitting a ban on the ex Kaiser. The clause failed last year to reach a two thirds majority. The cabinet says the Republic can guard against subversive subversion without the provision.
Palm Island Brisbane reports a formal appointment of Afr O Leary as acting Superintendent of the Aborigines Settlement. O Leary, shipping master and protector of Aborigines at Thursday Island, will have duties carried out by the Clerk of Petty Sessions Mr Beresford.
Brisbane March 18 The Minister for Agriculture Mr H K Walker said inquiries on fur bearing rabbits and overseas marketing lack official data He arranged a cable to the Agents General noting angora wool demand and chinchilla pelt price The minister urged caution in establishing the industry due to volatile prices and heavy stocks.
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