02 Sep 1943
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Sep 02, 1943
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text references a local auction event at Meroe with names like Buss and Peepersessr noted among attendees. The readable portion suggests a community gathering featuring an auctioneer lineup and residents, but specifics on date, place, or outcomes are unclear.
An OCR noisy fragment mentioning various unsure phrases and mixed words. It references people, places, and scenes but contains many garbled terms and incomplete sentences, lacking clear narrative or coherent facts to summarize.
A garbled OCR style notice lists items such as powders and cosmetics including names like Maccume Bleu Lach Korda Elizabeth Arien and Charme Carmeant. The text references appointments and stock, with scattered phrases about Boston and a Darenee Hausdremiog, creating a confusing product catalog fragment.
Damaged OCR fragment mentions names and places in jumbled form. It appears as an incomplete news item with unclear event or dates. No coherent actions or outcomes are readable to specify a factual summary.
Official notice states the Mortgage Bank of the Commonwealth Bank will open on September 27. The Act allows primary producers to obtain loans up to 3000 for periods exceeding five years, with thousands of applications received. The report mentions Summers and an upcoming reception.
Fragmented text describes an auction of land parcels with capital value per acre and annual rent. Mentions Wak River, land administration, and board provisions. Objects include cleared ploughed fields and unimproved tracts. Several garbled phrases reference security, transfer, and sale conditions.
Fragmented OCR shows a land parcel description in Port Bougian Portimnae Sub with several anomalies and garbled phrases. The text hints at a purchase related to LAVEROCK THEATRE, a going concern, and references to security questions, conduits, wiring, and a potential respondent named Tom Brown, with an address placeholder.
At the August monthly meeting of Mareeba Shire Council the clerk presented the financial statement for the year ended June 1904 with tentative budgets for the coming year. The report praised the finances, noting strong collection of arrears and potential rate reductions. Rates for various divisions and service charges were listed with minor amendments, and road inspections on Paddy's Green Road were reported.
A fragmentary World War II report describes Allied action at Buna where Australian and allied forces assaulted Japanese positions. It notes tenacious defense, jungle conditions, bunkers, and the push to clear resistance as troops advance across coconut groves and settler ground, with forward HQ coordinating mop up.
The article blends a long historical sketch of Charlotte Corday with modern civic notes. It recounts Corday’s assassination of Marat, the revolutionary era, and links to local governance and postwar development in Port Douglas. Also noted are meat rationing impacts, transit and tramway remarks, and local visits by A. Woodlode.
Fragmented OCR text recounts events from July 13 including Marat hearing a new voice in the ante chamber and references to individuals such as Mulligan, Pletcher, Finger, and other locals. The piece blends wartime notes, social happenings, and scattered names, with gossipy detail about visits, memorials, and confessional tones amid broader conflict.
The Commonwealth health survey visited all states and territories to map hospitals, doctors, training, salaries, and services. It records 1423 births at selected hospitals, 370 cases, and details on ambulance, pre school care, maternal health, and public health provisions. The committee findings underline shortages, staff classifications, and recommended reforms.
The program targets cadets from 18 to 21 to build a strong base in service and aviation knowledge. It aims to train and supplement cadets to a high standard, preparing them mentally physically and technically for duties in the Royal Australian Air Force.
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