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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Nov 22, 1928
Page
9
Partial OCR text shows arrival and departure notes with scattered names and times. Mentions Rome and Canada but details are unclear. No clear event or entities fit a full news item. summary covers ambiguous crew and schedules.
Fragmentary OCR reads about routes through Brisbane Sydney Melbourne and Cairns in November December. Mentions cities Melbourne Brisbane Adelaide and Cairns with scattered dates and references to travel, transit, and possible legal or official notices. Names, places, and exact actions are garbled with no clear event.
Fragmentary OCR yields a commercial notice from a London or regional printerhouse with garbled brand names and numbers. The readable bits mention Fenwick and Company, Prishisne, Mood wale af whine a bansise si als fawisk, and a sequence like 2/4 and 16 2/4 suggesting prices or dates.
Fragmentary Sydney metal market notes show spot prices and quotations for several metals and electrolytic items. Entries include references toETD S and various price marks such as 2/8 and 2/4 with limited legibility, reflecting a brief, intermittent market snapshot.
Fragmentary garbled report references a Gil murder and a related case involving Kancaa om Tau and WouTHAGOT CARE. Mentions Eytan Moth and Margherite in Vaud, with an arrest at Nynoen and pursuit to a winery. The legible bits indicate a crime narrative with multiple names and places.
A fragmented report notes two figures, Bint Fennel and Whi eeda, tied to an event in Brisbane. The brief mentions Orunga le Sassendere and a local fanfare or procession, with unclear details and names partially garbled in the OCR.
Mr and Mrs Prin esive tn and Br Ge Harding thank relatives and friends for kindness and sympathy shown during the loss of their late son at the institution. Sisters and the newborn were mentioned among those who sent condolences and visits. Special thanks to Karlien and Rev Campbell.
A stray line fragment hints at a local event or name list. readable bits mention Roan and Teed with unclear context. This brief note likely reflects a partial name or place reference in a community notice or column segment.
A fragmented report notes the Hogan Ministry resigns amid public discontent over perceived cabinet weaknesses and police department scandal. The opposition forces unite under Sir William McTherson, signaling a new administration must improve on the Hogan government to restore confidence.
The public mind grows perturbed by increasing crime in the States with violence, theft, and intoxication. the article notes bomb related rhetoric gaining traction and worries over mob influence, though outrages appear directed at industrial positions.
A garbled report discusses public alarm and perceived government failings amid Melbourne street turmoil and wharf protests. It references the Hogan regime, labor rates, and rising crime with a political undercurrent, noting acts of law enforcement and public attention drawn to the events.
The excerpt presents a garbled discussion of political figures and party dynamics. It mentions Newking, Mr Mrace, and Dr. Pua, with speculation about future leadership and potential trouble for the Prime Minister and Dr. Page. It references Kennedy seats, Herbart, and Kennedy but details are unclear.
Amidstan Bay area faced closures as Governor Sir John Daviwin and associates pressed a political agreement. Yesterday, Tom Schholz aged 10 was rushed by ambulance to Cairns District Hospital from Cornell Dunery after an incident. Armchair commentary suggests legal actions may follow in Austell’s Malicious Prosecution case.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Wally and Sarti amid mentions of gardens and correspondence. The readable items suggest a local card or brief noting roles or events, but key names and dates are obscured. The item reads like a garbled dispatch from a column or society page with no complete context.
The text presents a corrupted mix of names and phrases, mentioning a court, a defense, and scattered references to places and people. Readable items include partial names like Gail and Tomte, plus dates such as 13/5 and 16, but essential facts remain unclear.
A Canadian explorer faced arrest in Cairns as tensions rose over overseas firemen and related trouble. Details remain unclear, but police report a sharp incident surrounding a local fire crew and an international visitor.
The Caiens Harbor Board has received Treasury advice that a 4000 loan will defray the debt. The matter was raised with the Premier during his Calens visit, following an official board recommendation.
A meeting of the Dains branch of the Country Women's Association was held at the Rent Roost at 8 o clock. The group decided to open the Searle Monty on Sunday next, November 19, at 4 30. Members from all branches are invited to attend and bring winter items for the drive.
The association approved a name for the project to be known as Tableland Cottage, promising comfort to inland residents and reflecting communal aims.
Fragmentary OCR yields a garbled note about a turtle ray excursion and a sitter's impediment. Limited readable items show no clear event date, place, or participants. Further text is needed to identify the full event, location, or involved organizations.
Fragmented OCR text shows garbled names and phrases. The core content is unclear, with stray references to Mr and a May event, plus scattered words like trade and price. No coherent news event, person, or organization can be confirmed from the readable fragments.
Fragmentary OCR records a dated 1908 reference to a race at Shansem fling and mentions a group or association with contested decisions. The readable bits indicate an industrial or local meeting context with names obscured and no clear outcome or participant list available.
Judge Thompeon submits the logalty report to the City Council detailing bribery among contract introducers. The two main figures named are W. J. Johnston, General Manager of B. Byroce Ltd., and R Wool, ex-superintendent of the City Council power hours, with accusations of dishonesty and improper acts.
A damaged newspaper notice provides partial details about a local sale. Readable fragments mention official action and local officials, but the full context and specifics are unclear.
A fragmented report notes a motion rejecting reparations reduction, with unclear references to a Reich and footer notes. The readable text suggests a formal ruling or debate outcome, but details are obscured. The item resembles a late page note on governmental or committee actions.
A court delivered judgment in a bribery appeal involving Willan Caspette and parties including Jaret Taylor Munn and Margaret Hath. The ruling confirms fines and a reduced amount of costs after extensive legal arguments, with details on income tax issues and lease terms referenced in the lengthy docket.
A lad named sine He 'aru y Taya was struck by lightning at erola near during a night shift with his employer Ceare Fox who was tending a nearby herd. The incident occurred Nov 21 and details remain fragmentary in the report.
A garbled report notes Townsville Watersiders election amid factional dispute. The president, Mr Dwyer, faced hostility as votes were tallied on delegates and bylaws, with 344 members voting on a contentious motion despite objections.
A court hearing held November 2 before Judge Wi addressed the clerk's award request. The case concerns time and wage questions with arguments about work duration. The commission sought one hour standard, while objections arose over portions of time claimed.
A chaotic scene in Melbourne unfolds as two volunteers are assaulted during a public disturbance at Flinders Wharf. Eyewitnesses report injuries including a broken nose and facial cuts. The incident prompted union members to gather, while authorities investigated the fracas and potential motives behind the confrontation.
A fragile fragment reports election irregularities involving the Watersiders in Brisbane. It mentions police protection amidst accusations of bribery or coercion and notes remarks by officials about security and conduct during proceedings.
In Melbourne a disturbance near a residence led police to a scene where a woman and her sister reported intruder activity. Evidence described includes broken windows and disrupted furnishings. Authorities secured the area as investigators examined signs of forced entry and possible trespass within the home.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a late police incident and a vehicle entry near a lawn, a broken window, and a strange line about a Swanton reference. Names and places are unclear, but the text alludes to a crime scene with a flower bed and a dispute over a doorway.
A garbled passage with scattered names and phrases about meetings and shipping. Many words are unreadable or misspelled, leaving unclear events, dates, or participants. reader cannot determine a coherent main item or outcome from the fragment.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a police perturbation at an unclear location with references to defendants and a possible confrontation. The text mentions a Wan Kenobe style scene with names and places garbled, hindering precise attribution or outcomes. The fragment lacks coherent details to determine participants, date, or resolution.
A water rider was fined on two charges of decency and arrri et ance at a shared venue in Stnef ecaent re foyer and To reniting wna ert ay.
A fragmented items page mentions Beard and progressive themes with unclear names. Readable elements suggest coverage of local politics or community groups, but specifics are obscured. The text lacks complete sentences or identifiable events to confirm a clear item.
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