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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Oct 12, 1925
Page
10
A garbled OCR style passage listing International Motor Service in Cairns with stray references to cleaning, households, packaging, and export themes. It includes scattered phrases about cleaning tasks, materials, and a tentative scene of shop activity, mixed with personal commentary and unrelated garbled text. The readable portions reference a local business and assorted operational details amid a noisy, disjointed stream of words.
A Brisbane based Daily Mail article discusses Labor Party influence and press dynamics amid clashes with the Trades and Labor Council. It alleges propaganda by Labour figures, defends press freedom, and criticizes party tactics while noting Communist Party concerns and the Prime Minister's extremism exposure implications.
The Assembly clashed over Liberty Fairs conducted to fund political campaigns. Opposition criticized police conduct and alleged discrimination during the events at rail yards. Justice Muldoon and other leaders pressed for fair treatment across sections, while Premier Gillies defended the government’s actions amid complaints and inquiries.
Fragmentary notes discuss mining in old copper and iron sectors, costs, and production, mentioning government orders, agricultural or industrial funding, and a failed vote. The text references Rexona products as remedies and advertises related items within a period newspaper style.
In a heated session the Assembly clashed as Mr Corser and Mr Bruce sparred over a statement and chair discipline. The Premier moved to suspend proceedings while Burnett denied a controversial claim, leading to exchanges that reflected party tensions and parliamentary decorum.
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