Atherton News Railway and Local Figures Parade
The Atherton area rail news lists visitors and staff at Cairns, Tolga, and Murton Valley hotels. Names include Norman Builderland of the Atlerta, Me Com Ryan, Mr. Makey Gordon, and Mr. Harvey Jues among many Cairns associates visiting regional hotels and railway stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reddan
Hanley
Mien Wilson
Mien Amity
Mw Huelaher
Ckwranda
McMillan —Herberton
Wid c Herberinn Mure
Cairns
Mr. Makey
Gordon
Smith
Uren Leonard
Walsh
Cairn
Harvey Jues
Millay Milan
Visltors
Murton Valley
Mea Kirke Cvijngabiendy Kleeniiawn
Unclear text on couples at park benches and marriage claim
Fragmentary note describes couples at benches and a claim of marriage. Details are obscured by garbled OCR and lack verifiable names or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pari
Yungaburra Notes Opening of Metal Road
Yungaburra notes report the opening of a metal road with sections temporarily delayed by weather. The tract is largely completed and ready for final touches, with anticipation of a formal opening once finishing work is done.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yungaburra
Nyal
Vie Bituinen Sirtanin
Sali
Rowing Club Inaugurated and Community Notes
A lively report from Yongaburra covers the inauguration of the local Rowing Club with plans for practice and fundraising hosted by the club secretary. It notes members, recent events, a dance by the GWA, a resignation of the treasurer, and visits by notable figures including Premier McCormack and Mr. Com Ryas en route to Atherton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babe Arrine
Smoat
Churwe
Ite
Bation
Willams
Ryan
Mendaines Close
M Tober Eet
Wee
Jennicon
Stapien
O'Donselh Vit
GWA
Utd
We of Women
Re. Kirkwan
Kirk
Bie
Eood Health
Menty
M. McMahon
O'Donnell
Ric
Kelly
Wilson
Martina
Rik
Sehock
Mra
Tapner
Hier
Yungaburrs
Melbourne
Mise J. Williams
Sydney
Momia
Calas
Wendy Teow
McCormack
Ryas
M. Ree
Shire Council Reports Progress At Monthly Meeting
The Shire Council convened Friday to review four weeks ending November 3 1921. Overseer Mrs W S Mason reported road work and bridge upgrades at Junction Creek and Gordonvale with graders and girders, noting some equipment delays and safety concerns along Harvey Cree and Cogan roads. Efforts to repair sections and replace dangerous crossings continue as crews address stump and water risks at river crossings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheri Road
Sonleling
Erly
Erly, and the “Ound To Pier Othe Ther Mi the Girders Have i Toordenvale
Harvey, Cree
Cogan
Te Carter
Ruth Chert
Junnton
Mar Ratte
Brenchman
Fragmented OCR notes from a weathered page
Readable fragments describe a scene with words like comet and sealant and a distorted name. The text references names such as Vanpoundis and Cordonvate and hints at a mixed event or observation amid unclear context. Overall, the passage remains fragmented with no clear reportable outcome.
Greta Fer CLT Election Post Posed
Fragmentary text shows Greta Fer at CLT with a 2B rolltio d roby at the site. The note mentions a former member and a proposal, with unclear positions and dates.
Fragmentary classified ad on sale items and pricing
A damaged OCR fragment shows a classified sale listing with prices for items and partial product names including mentions of a pair sale and wool items. Readable elements include references to sale price and several incomplete brand tokens.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Atherton
the Railway
Nou
Dwyer
Norman Builerland
Atlerta
Cunasauh
Flection
Uni
Tolga
Social
Sur Anc
Monty
CWA
Shire Council
eeneDuLu
Cairie
Deridge Wang
Oran
Gordenvale
Iekaie Deinen
Eneee
Greta Fer
CLT
Roby
Skein
Pete
Boland’s
Rome
C. Ventre
Pete Ain
Tare
Uae
Ene
Boland Hale
Sar Nin
Anita Paice
Ike
Ai Knoe Price
al Price
Riera Em
Seat Ata
Anu Moe
Sean UH
Mulerweariing Aly
Cayrd Pananema Lang
Peary
Rsedium Wein
Nelvet Millibon
Lana Ania
Hadese
Ati
Boland
Ladieg
Cally
A. St Tiree
USA
Wanda Ecaed Lee” Arouamu' Gal
Cape
Everett
Boland’s Ltd
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