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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
May 16, 1925
Page
2
A fragmented transcript shows Mr. scymour Howe addressing a Queensland meeting at Babinda. He warns about sugar production and alcohol power, notes exports and local consumption, and urges a careful plan. He cites government concerns and calls for a policy to avoid abandoning 10 000 acres in Queensland.
Dr Kles, director of the state health department, told a Chin chile brim meeting that Queens shows a drop in diphtheria cases but high vaccination rates are needed. He cited prior warnings and urged continued vigilance, noting rural areas differ from cities in outcomes for children and the need to intercept spread.
The article describes a town project at Towne where a new mill begins operations amid planning and supervision. Officials indicate progress with minimal disruptions as crews work toward full commissioning. A scheduled milestone targeted for late May is noted by local authorities.
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