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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Oct 24, 1952
Page
8
The Fiah Board manager W. Fler said the first 12 to 6 shipment would arrive today with similar consignments due on Friday and Saturday. He warned that the large mackerel quantity could be hard to sell quickly. The fixed retail price was 3 shillings per pound.
Atherton Oct 21 The Northern Peanut Growers Co operative Association directors met with Mr Daisons of Gardova le to discuss plant layout and the production plan for peanut products. The factory will process shelled peanuts to peanut paste, meal and stock feed, with 900 tons of in shell peanuts and 150 tons of edible kernels expected in October 27 deliveries and initial commitments from about 40 shareholders.
A fragment mentions Mr Allen and a confused sharehel reference with possible hoax signals. The legible text hints at a miscommunication or misprint affecting shareholdings or a public notice. Further context is needed to determine the exact event or claim.
In Vienna more than two million rig and fishing rights and other assets were allegedly given away for services. On July 14 eight workers of the Alimentara stale trade organization received four to twenty four year terms for directing oil, mynx and soap. A July 17 memo details further actions and the ongoing case in the black market.
A garbled OCR note references an accounting official site and possible municipal or state attribution. The fragment mentions a meeting or filing context but lacks clear names, dates, or actions to confirm a concrete event or outcome.
The fragment discusses how before capital writers, names were abbreviated by using initials from school names. It cites examples like Buenamie Pole rendered as wpalind ffolks and mentions few remaining uses for Engiiah names such as fleliows, illustrating archaic spelling habits.
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