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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
May 17, 1923
Page
4
Last year Horrckses Spero Oamen and other top makes rushed. This year demand up and stocks were built in White Cream Pink Gray and Stripes. Prices show cream elette 2iy per yard and cream flannelette 96 per yard. White and colored viasseleerte 176 per yard. White flannelettes 109 per yard. Striped flannelette 3 per yard. Striped flanneletes 179 per yard. Fancy mess flannelettes 270 per yard.
A disjointed OCR fragment mentions a range of names and places with ambiguous events. It references various times, ports, and people such as Manila and Yubishiania, with scattered dates like June and May. Overall this appears to be a garbled compilation of notices or brief items.
Scrambled notes indicate fluctuating prices for brisbanie cutters and related tools, with unclear vendor names and scattered figures. The jumble suggests a regional trade post reporting rising costs and variable supplies, but specifics remain obscured in the OCR.
In Mareeba District Hospital the matron and nurse acknowledge staff for resident care. The note highlights teamwork and recent efforts amid challenging conditions, praising dedication and service by team members during a tough period.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference events and people on May 7 1992. Includes scattered mentions of local figures and possible notices typical of a regional newspaper page. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
Fragmented OCR text discusses deteriorating Britain Russia relations, potential rupture, Western tensions, and Soviet alignment. Mentions anti Jewish actions, British trawlers, and fear of a broader crisis affecting Asia, Europe, and the Soviet stance.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an Overland Yard auction for plough horses by A J Draper and court appearances at a Police Court before Mr W Simpson. Mentions of Henry Louden pension case, a Winnipeg or Edmonton hotel incident, ambulance reports, and local advertisements for sales, auctions, and football club meetings.
Ketton in the North hosts a cotton industry initiative with the Averratian Cotton Association to forward supply bases for farmers at case prices. Government advisers and district officials work to promote market readiness, exhibitions, and seasonal credit as the annual fair approaches.
Fragmentary report on a Gordonvale event with misread names and vague affiliations. The readable bits mention a party, a station master, and various individuals, but multiple names and roles are garbled, hindering solid identification of people, places, or outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a chaotic gathering at a hall with names such as Williams and Gane. The text references a farewell, a Sunstone story, and multiple individuals like Majer Faene and McCloy amid faded details. No clear event or outcome emerges.
Fragmentary OCR shows election events at Harbecton with officials named such as Presiding Officer and Mr Reddy plus Atherton and Taylour as writers. The text includes court references, notes on poll results, and mentions a Magisterial Court proceeding before W. Simpath. It references promises and accusations about telephony fees and privacy, with scattered names and figures. overall structure is a public notices-like account of local election activity and legal considerations.
Fragmented OCR report recounts a labor dispute involving Innif hold up talks with Santa Fe Benhsy Lief and shipping companies. Negotiations in Mourilyan and Innisfail address hours, overtime, and wages, with officials including Mehic E- Moxon and Mr. Hoyland present.
Britain protests amid labor debates as Cairne Railway services face disruption after a tram and carriage collision near Cairne Station. Passengers evacuated. hospital treatment follows. Authorities investigate causes while the line reopens to traffic.
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