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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Nov 07, 1925
Page
7
Sunday worship planned at Gordonwac at 7 and at Brest Water at Crinity XXII A W Sainte Church. Sunday school set for 1 and 7 years old while Eucharist service occurs in the morning with Anthem and hymns noted.
Fragmentary notes from a Maize Market game detail Kemmis scoring 127 not out and a 94 by Nareaaer amid uneven play. Columns mention singles, batsmen, and various players like Waynes and Martin, with scattered references to teams, venues, and a farm context. The garbled text preserves multiple athlete names and score lines but lacks cohesive narrative or clear date.
Mrs D Lfary and family express thanks to Dr Jamieson and Matron for care at Cairns District Hospital. They also acknowledge many friends who sent sympathy. Funeral arrangements include transfer from Masonic Hall to Cairns Cemetery via Moy. The Cabmen and Carters Association and West Weston undertakers are noted in notices.
A fragmented 1920s era manuscript fragment reviews Soviet Russia and communist influences, recounting the writer’s wartime chaplaincy in 1917 to 1922 travels, with criticisms of British trade observers and Soviet leadership. It mentions figures and locations like Sivlet Ritsein, Queenland, and political events around Nov dates and high water marks.
A fragmentary report notes Pat Percy Webb charged with an offense aboard the steamer Changsha near Thursday Island. The vessel inspection details are unclear in the readable text, but authorities sought to resolve the steamer’s stowaway case and related diplomatic or procedural steps.
Dr J Wo Nutt will address the sleetars at the Hibernvety Mall on Monday evening, with references to the Kenedy district and nationalists. A tribunal at Industria Comet heard James Cb Segal testify about wages and travel expenses, noting arrears and a verdict for the amount claimed plus costs in the ensuing dispute.
A fragmentary report traces a school boy named S Newell and an erratic scene involving medical visits and unknown figures at Hambledon and Calis Voteins. The text mentions weather, forecasts, and unrelated names amid a chaotic blend of phrases, with obscured events and vague actions.
Fragmented OCR text reports a high level political visit with references to Senator Folly and multiple nationalist figures. The piece mentions Brisbane talks, southern electorates, and a rally atmosphere, noting arrests and public reactions amid a broader electoral campaign.
Advertised events detail multiple electoral gatherings and candidate statements across locations such as Sunintys Mas nun A Pauls Wally, with mentions of AW Crawford and Nathanalioe Canditete. The notices describe election dates and times including November 6 and November 7, alongside locations like My VW and Mulgrave. The fragmentary pagenotes reference civic processes, candidates, and meeting times, indicating a period of electoral activity and committee announcements.
A highly garbled text appears to recount travel and political notes with scattered place names and dates. The fragments mention locations such as Colombo and Fremantle, political actors, weather, and voting themes, but the sequence and meaning are largely unclear. The piece resembles a mosaic of assorted items rather than a coherent report.
Fragmentary notes describe a murder in Melita with references to a victim named Matta and a suspect linked to Southaven. The garbled text mentions a hospital, medical winduinet, and possible witnesses or locations such as Buliorary Sewise Land and Paina tile, but specifics are unclear.
A garbled OCR style piece discusses the economic impact of labor strikes, noting millions in lost money and political tensions. It references labor parties, elections, and public figures, though many phrases are unclear or corrupted. The main idea centers on strike costs and political debates surrounding labor policy.
A garbled OCR record covers a November trial involving a defendant described as Wille Hayes Understand and others. The text references a compositor or public matter with charges, proceedings, and an alleged defense. Names, dates, and locations are obscured by errors, but the core report concerns a legal proceeding and verdict details.
Fragmented OCR text cites allegations of treachery during wartime, referencing the Paris Monroe and protections for certain groups. The garbled material mentions traitors to France, alleged decrees, and political strings, with unclear dates or names.
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