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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Mar 25, 1921
Page
6
Weather reports indicate continuing floods with copious rainfall over several days. Rivers and creeks are rising near Edge and surrounding areas, halting some roads and threatening train movements while authorities warn of potential further impacts and delays.
An Easter cricket carnival meeting in Atherton discusses intertown games, ticketing expansion for Cairns, and team participation. Officials plan venues, a committee, and stay limits while addressing protests over scheduling and umpire assignments.
A telegraphic despatch from London dated 24 A indicates communist unrest spreading in Germany. Rebels in Harvbu threaten the whirlorard and a king is feared in a mireste. In Berlin and the Aare region clashes escalate as forces regroup and orders are issued amid frenzied activity.
London March 24 The official tally lists ninety casualties from recent Irish fighting with two amcid soldiers and several policemen wounded near Stokertown. Reports describe relentless skirmishes, infantry and police exchanges, patrols, and ongoing searches for assailants as authorities seek to restore order.
Fragmented OCR shows tender notices with mentions of bidders and names such as MARCI and Sollestors, Calras. Dates like March 1031 appear garbled. The readable portion references stock, fire, and leaders but lacks coherent details or outcomes.
Fragmented report lists names and places from a Tumoulin event and Sydney trials on March 24. It mentions participants such as Lady Pi ewer, Tom McCarthy, Mabel, Ros, Laure Lad, John Meyer, Arthur, Hardie, Mountwood, Durrabogie, and Brackead among others, with scattered references to officials and locations. The text reads as a garbled OCR mix of event names, participants, and places without clear outcomes.
A fragmentary OCR text lists scattered names and phrases including tires and place-like tokens. It shows scattered personal and organizational references but lacks coherent events or dates to form a clear news item. The readable content is too incomplete to determine a definite incident or report.
A scrambled OCR page lists dozens of horse names, jockeys, and race terms from Sydney and Brisbane racing coverage. The March 24 notes include Doncaster gallops at Randwick and detailed times for mile and furlong heats, highlighting horses such as Euryune, The Rover, Colonel Krut, and Mery Link, with various distances and placings.
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