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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Oct 26, 1946
Page
5
In a letter to the editor the author objects to the Ragone Minekrietty Board’s spending and printing plans. They argue the board merely reflects government policy, questions the need for implemented reforms, and criticize perceived bias against Black people while defending government support.
Malanda October 21 report: show association committee met October 11 in the exhibit hall with about 30 members present. Food, refreshments, and weight prep details were discussed as stewards aided a running program. A nomination panel was set to select judges and oversee event spoons.
Fragmented OCR discusses timber supply in Australia, warning that native forest decline and overuse threaten future production. It notes limited growth potential under wartime and postwar conditions, with calls for managed, sustainable use to avoid drastic timber shortages.
Fragmentary text reports a Levantine nations friendship pact with policy implications. Mentions a premier or minister and a place resembling Intanival, with garbled references to treaty terms and regional alignments. Details are unclear due to OCR damage.
Fragmentary wording describes toads missing during a wet season with hopes they return by next wet month to resume a war on pests plaguing crops and canning operations.
The Brisbane Cane Growers Council heard arguments from Mr A Bell of the Bureau of Sugar Experiment Stations and New Zealand soil scientist Mr J B Rasake. They advocated rotating cane planting to restore soil fertility, highlighting benefits from long fallow periods, but warned current laws hinder farm conservation efforts.
A garbled OCR style note discusses town water concepts and renewal timing. It mentions renewal avoidance within five years, various costs, and references to local notices. Content is highly unclear with many misspellings and nonsensical phrases.
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