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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Sep 03, 1925
Page
6
Fragmented OCR passage discusses why some women marry maid types and mentions Western and English contexts, marriage expectations, financial position, and adult themes. The text is garbled with many spelling errors and nonsensical phrases, making cohesive facts hard to extract.
Reported unrest at Lanadowne amid a strike by workers demanding better pay and conditions. Details unclear due to fragmented text but local front line supplies reportedly affected and negotiations sought.
A community project near Charlo reports progress as a new shearing shed is planned. Local residents and dairy workers have discussed improvements and potential use of the facility for upcoming seasonal needs.
A garbled listing of professionals in Atherton including dental surgeons Abbott Street Cairns and Shields Street Cairns, solicitors Tewinnonne 32 Tee OY M.Llautier EDS, and other names such as J.P. Clark Taxation Adjuster Late Officer, architect M Brown, and architect or surgeon Joseph Bennett. The text also mentions surveyors Hollingsworth and Gowlland and a David Waldm dentist, indicating a directory-like compilation of local practitioners.
Fragmented review notes for a Palace Pictures program titled The Sunset Trail. Mentions actors William Des and Hattie Hote, with stray names and scenes including travel, trains, and a murder mystery thread. Text is garbled with many unreadable portions but centers on a film presentation and cast glimpses.
A sprawling recount blends piracy lore with a fictional voyage led by Captain 100 and Dulur Glnad. The text references ancient seas, bearded raiders, and dramatic battles near Bealited AeA HOO, interweaving mythical names and historical-sounding ports with a wild, semi coherent narrative.
Moroney fights Klrwan as Labor plebiscites threaten metropolitan seats. The article notes Brone and other figures, with references to a party conference and negotiations ongoing amid internal party divisions and proposed plebiscites to determine seat control.
In Lharteville on September 2 a special meeting was held with Clerk TR Jamus Frawley and others inviting local trades to discuss the town and district issue. Talks covered railway strikes, transport lorries, and requests to mobilize nearby mills and supplies while residents debated convoy plans and local logistics.
Amid heated rhetoric and uncertain steps a dramatic governmental standoff unfolds. Leaders discuss potential deportations while representatives meet behind closed doors to avert a broader crisis.
Sydney context reports a defiant exchange over deportation proceedings as Premier McTiernan faced questioning. The debate touched on constitutional loyalties and propriety, with lawyers and officials debating whether McTiernan should appear and concerns about precedent and civility in the case.
The September 2 drawing for the Gulden Casket TID in Brisbane listed first prize winner D. Shine from Inewieh with 43956. Third place went to Luke Hannon of Pou Oflce, Mossman, while other names appear as recipients or entrants in care of Willan Stevenson and Congar Tine.
The document outlines a labor action affecting mills and transport, noting threats of immediate shutdown if demands demand action. It discusses the impact on local towns and the need for contingency measures to keep supplies moving.
A fragmented report discusses strikes and arbitration in a labor dispute, detailing worker cost pressures, wage demands, and government proposals. It notes a court decision and government talk of ending patronage while weighing measures to raise living standards. The piece reflects tensions between labor, employers, and state policy.
Letter urges restraint on petrol and kerosene duty increases arguing imports displace local production and harm Australia. Claims duties would lift prices and burden households while protecting domestic refining and minor details. The writer notes British Imperial Oil Ltd frames the issue as protecting national interests.
A fragmented reminiscence recalls the Weokem Hill silver find and the ensuing scramble among investors led by Mrs Michie and George A Uydgueh. The tale follows early claims, later valuations, and the romantic venture that transformed a hillside discovery into wealth for several parties.
Reports claim Italian Bedlam has escaped maniacs as London reacts to a political crisis. A medical conference of Europe’s leading mental experts concluded the Prince’s childish mental state prevented planning his escape while authorities pursue a “carefully worked out” plot.
Listing of bathing costumes in wool and cotton blends with women and men sizes and prices. Items include ladies two piece costumes, woollen blends, white pads, and outfits for travel with prices ranging from 7/6 to 13/6.
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