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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Sep 28, 1921
Page
5
Fragmented reminiscence about Henry Anderson tied to ambulance service. The piece references his role and moments of activity, describing memory snippets and personal impressions without clear events or dates.
The report records a community drive with guarantors Cairne and Marvebe and a 4 27 collection total. It lists contributors including Melly CEO and Alvaranes Cympg and summarizes the allocation to the Cana Shire Fund. The document notes a public betes hedge and a church offering to support the fund.
A Brisbane firm expresses sympathy and signals support for a relief fund aiding Cairns residents. The message urges a broad regional response and notes national solidarity, mentioning contributions and expectations from southern districts.
The report covers a town assembly in Pertissent BEIEBANE with nods to chairs and town officials. Attendees included Alderman Hetherington and various collier proprietors who agreed to raise funds and open units for members. The gathering highlighted asset allocations and planned entertainments at Primrose Ave and related venues.
Sept. 27 in Brisbane the Premier received a communication from the Queensland Coal Employers Union signed by executive officers. The message refers to relatives of deceased Mt. Mulligan miners and expresses sympathy and support from the community. The Premier notes sorrow and a wish to lighten the burden in the wake of the disaster.
London dispatch reports on war aftermath and national recovery. The Daily Chronicle interviews discuss unemployment and social strain, noting diverse challenges and public sentiment as Britain rebuilds post conflict.
Reports describe Prime Minister Asquith impressing De Valera with concessions amid violence as Lloyd George supports lenient policy. The text notes police action, arming of troops, Feiner activity, and disturbances with women and workers attacked. casualties and injuries are mentioned amid unrest and government response.
Townsville observes a tense day as infection rates surge and city workers race to respond. Officials report strained resources and delayed services amid ongoing health concerns.
The Premier stated no proposal to extend the arbitration scheme has been received by Mr Theodore. He noted activity for both Federal and State arbitration courts while recognizing Federal courts cannot cover all cases. He favored a unified Federal system but warned it must address multi state industries and preserve common rules.
Reports from Brisbane dated September 27 indicate ongoing debates over tariff and price policies. The article notes perplexing phrasing and unclear figures amid discussions on production targets and the impact on trade.
A new pharmacy opens in Atherton offering prescription services and over the counter medicines. Lee Aung Coiday Crowsuiy is listed among initial staff. locals anticipate expanded access to health products.
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