Passengers arrive and depart by Paringa bound for Cairns
A jumble of arrivals and departures reports several people traveling through Cairns by the Paringa and Parinca. Private C Hall and Miss R Morgan were southbound by the Paringa, while Mrs Self and H Webber also traveled from the south. Arthur H Clarke returned from Oaks Goldfield, and Mr G Williams will move to Brisbane for a fruit culture post. Various locals such as Mr J Beard, Mr Beard’s party en route to Malanda and Atherton shows, and Mrs Gibson with the Gitrean sisters are noted.
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Gibson
Gitrean
King’s Plains
Cooktown
Cairns
Sydney
Local notes from Atherton and surrounding districts
Mr W F S Howe returned from Brisbane on delegation matters while W Hastie from the Lands Department visits for water improvement. Hon J M river, Mr Rove and Mr Beasley arrived in Innis and were ferried by motor boat. Council took charge. A severe arm cut befalls Master Noone son of H J Noone after slipping with knives. Valuation appeal court sat Friday. Strike persists among workers. farmers cutting cane and flames at the mill. Cash earnings aid farmers. W W W spruikers doubt paid organizers. Beef remains plentiful. Butcher Co. unfazed by strike. Relief funds totalling £1500 allocated. Howie’s meter launch figures to Dr. Edwards. Kuranda called at Mourilyin Harbor for southern ports. weekly service hoped. Nisbet & Co. sold furniture. prices satisfactory.
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W. F. S. Howe
Brisbane
W. Hastie
Lands Department
J. M_river
Rove
Beasley
Inmis
Daraji
Reek
Hunter
W.W
Spruikers
Butcheriut Co
Bovsom
Howie
Edwards
Mourilyyn Harbor
Nisbet & Co
A Boon to Growing Girls
A note highlighting that girls from their teens onward are prone to anaemia and require attention to iron intake and proper nutrition to support healthy growth and development.
Death of Private H C Bente in France
A wartime telegram from Chaplain Mills to Mrs. H C Bente announces Private H C Bente No 3271 died of wounds in France on the front lines after his battalion held a critical sector. He died after transfer to a rear hospital. his body lies in a military cemetery awaiting burial as a sacred loss to his country and family. Dr Shebion's New Discovery for Coughs and Colds is advertised as a child and adult remedy with no opiates.
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Sean Ass
Atea
Kirgard
Ali
Mills
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