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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Nov 01, 1920
Page
2
A fragment reports on Tamoutin Race course preparations for an eight furlong event and the weather during a recent period. It notes profits from amusements, storm-related brightenings, and plans to fence and develop the training and recreation area for racehorses.
A fragmented Brisbane coffee culture brief notes market movement and department readiness. It mentions 2 percent rer for agriculture, the era for powers on the stake, and preparations for markers and balances amid reductions.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Clemences Atarme and an Australia reference. The readable parts suggest a news note about a French tiger and an event tied to Anmarvic Mawt Year, with unclear actions and names. No coherent facts or dates are extractable.
Charles Payne pleaded guilty to two counts of stealing and received four years in prison for each count. Background notes show prior charges and a reduced sentence on some counts amid unclear details. The report mentions flax growing as an unrelated item.
Melbourne reports the Commonwealth Government has guaranteed £42 ton for standard flax in the 1821 season. The Commonwealth Flax Committee advised further satisfactory fibre sales and hopes to declare a further substantial dividend to 1918 flax crop growers, who had already received payments.
In Downe Dama Warwick on October 2 Mr J Beard was appointed to estimate the value of holdings owned by the Southers. The article notes recent financial details and taxes, including insurance values and total creplace, with cautious figures implying the assets and liabilities.
In Brisbane October 28, reports indicate the Great Northern railway to Mackay will be completed this year. Abe Peterson notes a 40 mile gap between St Lawrence and Mackay. A temporary wooden bridge is being built as the stretch progresses slowly due to ongoing operations.
Fragmentary headline notes Agametie Line items involving Pain Banicher, cuts, urns, and Sealdn quick actions. Readable context hints a local event or court matter with named individuals and brief actions. Further details not legible from the clipped OCR snippet provided.
Fragmented report from Gordonvale notes mineral rich country around Saint Pocket with several ghorns and crushing batteries at Sawmill Poche. Mentions two batteries owned by Mr. Peter Sonat and Mr. Townann Necenaty as crude extraction yields and a hopeful but fragile prospect, with miners facing rough economics and local sporting betting for better fortune.
Britain and France sign a new agreement with Roumania in Paris as part of postwar security talks. The document involves alliance terms and military guarantees, with promises of support in case of threats. Officials from both sides emphasize unity and collective defense.
A fragmentary item notes a rough claim of aerial tas incidents at Moscone and mentions a wholesale arrest of someone named Wrange plus a vended product teased as Feta de Tati. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
London reports on October 29 Sylvia Pankhurst sentenced to six months in the second division amid ongoing hostile criticism of Britain’s stance on reprisals. Dispatches note press calls for France to imitate Britain as the Allies seek to pressure German markets.
Union methods Chicago reports that Kansas farmers on strike against defining grain prices are picketing roads to deter others from delivering grain. Farmers delivering grain faced jeers and boos as they tried to reach markets.
Perth report notes a West Australian meeting deciding to reduce or adjust fees by twenty five percent. The brief mentions the decision in a regulatory or organizational context and highlights the 25 percent reduction as the main outcome.
A fragment mentions caves of KULLYS and a man seeking the utmost valve. The note implies a focus on durability and a 4 g feature tied to materials and performance, without clear context or full details.
In Wellington on Oct 2 the House of Representatives debated further consideration of the Select Committee report on export licenses. The Armour and Company proposal to grant the export license was discussed as part of the committee's findings with voices heard on the matter.
Fragmentary text notes punishments including hard labor for some individuals and a separate lesser penalty without hard labor. Names and details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Ad copy extols Rexona soap as beautifying hair care claiming thorough cleansing and nourishment for a healthy scalp. It alleges the product removes dirt and provides a feeling of cleanliness and shine, urging readers to buy Rexona Soap today.
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