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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Oct 02, 1950
Page
3
The Valles Gas Company seeks approval to construct a new gas line from Tease and Loutstanm to northern Microscr, aiming to deliver about a million cubic feet daily to Prime Muller people. Construction is set to begin with a version expected by April.
The Mirriwins club met September 20 with Ward as president and Chase as secretary. New members joined, accounts approved, and a Christmas party plan discussed. A October dance was debated, silkwood travel for a return fem games match noted, and a social evening hosted at F Whitmison’s.
Junior Farmers Kairi held its last meeting at 41 Kauri Pall led by John Panigas with deputy W. McDonald and other officers. Guest D Drury from Malacda and supervisors Marshall Bonar McDonald Pusetti attended. D Robertson and L Lilley discussed junior farmers statewide activities and tours to Ford and Deere works. Plans were made for an annual meeting and wider public outreach. Supper served by Mrs Panigan and Mrs McDonald.
Fragmented text from a newspaper page mixes team names and tips with garbled phrases. It mentions Yankees and Pats and general sports context but lacks coherent actions, dates, or outcomes to summarize clearly. The readable fragments provide insufficient names or events for a reliable item.
Sept 23 reports a temporary stop on Main Road works from the Conk Highway to Port Douglas town. The plant was moved to other shire parts as extra funds are needed. grant money is exhausted and the job remains half finished. The town’s library project was abandoned due to lacking funds and other shire needs.
A government pamphlet from the agriculture department details trellis methods for choko vines. It compares single angled posts with ground anchors and dual rows, giving measurements for post spacing, wire placement, and cross timbers. Also notes Sudan grass as a summer forage and advises seed quality, soil beds, and weed control to ensure long term productivity.
The nine district Cubs and Smute held a Saturday night concert in Hibermia with girls and boys performing a varied program. The audience greatly appreciated the Scouts and their units with many offerings including songs solos and sketches.
A chaotic account details hunting along the Bear River near Coen with mentions of fishermen, local residents, a police search, and a populace preparing for a weekend camp. Names include Mrs Cora and Stan Eaton, and references to a 2008 Thine’ spot. The fragmentary notes describe activities, injuries, and local events surrounding hunting and fishing in wet terrain.
A scrambled listing of National Radio times and program names with various numbers and prices. The garbled items include news, music, readings, broadcasts, and performances, with unclear sequencing and unclear hosts or venues.
Radio listings show a full day lineup from early morning to evening. Programs include Breakfast Session at 7, Sacred Music devotions, Popular Overtures, Women's Magazine, School Broadcast, Children’s Session, BBC takeaway “Take It From Here” at 14:50, News, Country Hour, and Evening Meditation with a mix of music, drama, and talk.
A widely known US medical writer reports on hexachlorophene soap, tested in hospitals and nurseries, reducing infections and skin conditions. Trials show fewer boils and carbuncles, with pre operative scrubs shortened, and experts predict its adoption by barbers, dentists, and food handlers as bars and restaurants seek safer cleaning options.
A fragment from a seaside story notes a long period during which women were kept away from Pair Isle near Seath aust and Sheands for about 20 years. The text mentions a maternity home and a declaration to say Deo mare born.
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