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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Nov 16, 1915
Page
2
Cairne police report a disturbance on Monday involving A Gilson and F I, alleged to have attacked a man near the station. Officers describe a disorderly scene with whitened faces and a distance rating noted by witnesses.
A notice from the Cairen Water Authority announces a special meeting tonight to confirm a proposed plan. The session will address department digits and revisar the reservoir project.
A garbled report describes a long day of work with headaches and pain as a protest or issue surrounds a product cure. Directors Lacks Bremer are named as organizers for a Saturday special shareholders meeting presided by MF I Traber with an appropriation noted, details unclear.
The document outlines legal proceedings in a Queensland court involving John Bailey and Martha Bailey against Joseph Leberna and Sara Martha Bailey, with notices of court orders, required appearances, and potential default actions. It mentions dates in August 1918 and the need for parties to respond at the Euphm Court registry.
Fragmentary OCR reads of a memorial notice recall of a mother figure, with corrupted names and phrases. The readable lines speak of remembrance on a November date in the 1900s and a vow not to forget. The fragment references a person named Mrfonaia and a telegraphic phrase linked to a family.
A fragmented OCR note mentions dates and names in a vague local context. It references a West Wedemeyer area and a Mepercold furniture item linked to Mire G and Hal Battier Bizet, noting the hottest in invitations.
OCR fragment appears garbled listing names and phrases about a ceremony or event. Readable terms include religious references and numbers, but no coherent reportable fact or identifiable entities. Unable to determine a concrete headline or summary from the provided text.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a post on a Tuesday with unclear date and items, no readable names, places, or events. Summary cannot determine concrete facts or entities from the readable fragment.
Fragmentary OCR notes show Cairns Town Committee planning a monthly meeting to discuss holiness taper and ward matters. It mentions street work funding and two trough projects on Mul road and Sheri street with a fee of twelve pounds.
Farmers and morseowners urged to obtain Our Boorial Condition Powder advertised to improve appetite, cleanse blood, strengthen appearance, and boost work capacity in livestock. Sold by W. A. Colton on Lake Street, Thomasville.
An event at Commerce Hall featured a patriotic evening in memory of a local soldier. A large audience supported the Women Soldiers Tent with refreshments and catering arranged by community members. Local volunteers and entertainers performed as organizers expressed deep sympathy and regret for the fallen.
Fragmentary readable text mentions names and phrases without coherent events or identifiable entities. No verifiable headline or summary can be derived from the provided excerpt.
Fragmentary text notes a hearing related to the Mire disappearance and the involvement of a person named Mien K Bearers. The readable lines mention evidence, a residence, and a formal setting, but details are unclear and some terms are garbled.
A wounded soldier from Cairne Technical College attended a social evening organized by the college commission. Proceeds from the event were dedicated to Private Mespedden in recognition of his service and status as a student.
The report describes criminal proceedings before Judge Jamemon with multiple trial dates and a court task to reduce work for a successor court. It also notes Cablegrams for Soldiers and approvals for Gibraltar communications via the western route, plus details on transport and legal authorities affecting maritime matters.
A garbled notice describes a motor racing gathering at Gommy Park with a Saturday event at 2:20 pm. It mentions a party of young people, a drinking scene, and plans for a parade past a plum grove. The text is fractured but references a race, age groups, and a local venue.
Fragmentary text mentions opening large stocks of procera and boots with unclear sourcing and names. No coherent event or entities establishable.
An actor named Hennshaw, former head of a party, left a job at the Dallas Theater. A farewell performance featured a Yellow otkmarm rtented and a short 4 minute scene. Me Mertlock appeared as a hurt spectator while Mr Wiggs led a chorus.
A paltry garble of names and events describes a Palace Theatre program with mentions of a Munster-like act, a singer, and emotional showcase. The fragment hints at a star performance and a range of acts, with possibly new films and musical numbers, amid a uncertain reception.
A recruitment meeting noted very low turnout as few young men were available, with observers stating most hats were already claimed and the pool of eligible participants remained thin.
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