Termes Thame Theatre Entertainment Listing Unclear
An indecipherable entertainment page lists acts and venues including dancers and a theatre lineup. References to Armand-Denie and Arthur Askey appear amidst scattered names, performances, and dates, with partial descriptions of shows and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torhidoen
Serra Orent
Oman
Naplat Sieh Seach
Armand-Denie
Tadith
Abe
Edorese
Edorese Ters Weilne
Ratara Murdagh
Faith
Inne Itle-Krawe
Maocigie
Arthur Askey
Fragmented text hints at a beverage product or fragrance note
The readable fragments mention Lovely hands for all women, a product named Fragrance, and suppliers or brands such as Wesmouth and Verasa. The text is garbled with nonsensical phrases and lacks clear events, dates, or outcomes to describe a coherent news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vetamuns
Nature notes on flora and wildlife in Atherton district
A district forester report discusses ornamental trees suitable for Malanda and surrounding climes, noting species such as Red Almand, Plume, and Kirrajone along with kauri. It warns of mistletoe and pests, remarks on native names, and laments government neglect. It also covers management of bush fires on Cook Highway and vigil for protective measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malanda Yase
Atherton
Bachem Stire Council
Snamneet
Mathern
Eatad
Weavy Comen
Lakersiret
Sheea
Stercolle Cerita
Sevan
WicEbert
Stoom
Palmerston
Cook Highway
Mats” Roads Commission
Ceirns Criter
Discumion
Unclear Notes from Yungaburra Residents
Fragmentary OCR items mention Mrs B Waugh home duties and holiday scenes with families including the Williams, Green, O Brien, Berenice, and David Cebitt. References to plane travel and winter activities appear alongside scattered place names and personal notes, but details are garbled and names are uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Waugh
Esco Wire
Hamilton
Planetis
Etor Brishae
Mra J. O'Brien
Berenice
David Cebitt
Fragmented Local Notice Points To Public Sale
A damaged newspaper notice provides partial readable details about a local sale action. The legible elements name an official body and the sale context, but key dates, parties, and locations are missing or garbled.
POW and travel notes from Brisbane to Cairns and Sydney
Fragmented report lists Private Bruce McAllister and Lieutenant Margaret Aten among service members connected to Australia, with mentions of POW reception, transfers, and staff movements. Several families and locations including Brisbane, Cairns, Ipswich, Innisfail, and Yungaburra appear in a stream of names and travel references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sia Sete
Allister
Esplanade
Coir
Satiny
Bruce McAllister
Thailand
Shah
Cts
Ars G
Hartes
Cairne Rand
Wieland
Tolger
Gteca
Australan
India
Trenehe
Australian National Airways
Tren Fehnnd Beith
Smythe
Sydney
Tre Cai Raneh
Cruxt
Ty Lane
Iuvinese Vist
Brisbane
Margaret Aten
Sre Lime Bee
UG Agh
Fe Wouan
M Mertin
Yungaburra
Mre & Bell
Mia K. Manni
Rage
ANA
Sara Iy
Ipswich
Wat Lee
Lester
RAAF
Pemengera
Copes
AMA
Cairne Inefin
R Wale Ge'coamny Short
Innisfail
J Callaghan
CB Smith Min Se
Bake-steet
Atherton Social Notes and Local Visits
September 11 notices list Mr and Mrs Browning leaving for annual leave from Machan's Beach. Visitors to Gordonvale include NF, Pichet, 3 Irmiah, and W Whittaker. Miss Tune Ridner of Ravenshaw plans a Kelley on the duet of Mrs Beevers on Main Street. Elia Gorton spent the weekend at the Ravenshow Club. Lieutenant Janes from Cairenperthe week-end with his brother Cyril, Mrs Riles visiting Atherton for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Totet Ravenshow
Atherton
Janes
Railway auxiliary meeting report excerpts
A fragmented notice from the RSS ATA Cairte section outlines a monthly meeting. It mentions a door prize awarded by Mrs Bradneld and references an apron raffle during a social event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RSS Ata Cairte
Mra
Cairns Worth Dance and Euchre Evening Review
A Cairns dance and euchre night drew strong attendance with prize winners, including door prizes and euchre victors. The North Australian Breweries hosted a Sunday picnic for staff and families, featuring luncheon, games, a mannequin parade, and speeches by manager R G Boearty and E J Walsh, ending with a note on camaraderie and a pleasant outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairns
Eames
E Smith
Audrey Weight
Mavis Wright
Vi Dean
North Australian Breweries
Tam
Tex Burns
Ellie Band
Srival
Tex
EJ Walsh
Tod
R. G. Boearty
E Ennin
Na’ Brewery
Fragmented OCR Mail Closing Times Notice
Fragmented text from a postal schedule appears. It references closing times, days, and locations with unclear names and distorted words. The readable portions mention Monay and Port and Bundaberg with stray terms like Redt and Maras Henrie, but no coherent event or entities emerge.
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Gilbey's
Yariers
R. H. Kelly
Abbott-Street Phos
P.O
Bos
Rune Theetre
Qyanne
Shenaan Reese
Perrimiia
Sehoal Dunes
Hitler
Promes
AJAX
Casson-Wilson
Aue Cristal
Aqualy
Goanig
NQ Naturalists’ Club
Nese
Persis
Gat
Adelaide
Mt Lafty
Eaglesmithe
David
Colin Mackensie
Badger Creek
Victor Nowa
Spee Berhape
Pleay
Mm Sy Bouto
Fee
Tomay
Rapary
Bundaberg
Worrow
Lele Ma the
Werk
de Wite
Wor
Colt
Watarth
de Wuamar
de Witts
AR Northern Theatres
Liane
Ral
Gene Pallette
Pianor Weewee
Edward Verett
Hortoas
Towy Garco
Four Jills
Eaturing
Kay Francis
Carole Landia
Martha Raye
Jimmy Dorsey and His
Phi Silvern
Aiti
Ne Smit
Leila Roosevelt
Arthur Askay
Richard Murdock
Uq Temonow
Bridge OF
San Luis Rey
Lynn Bari
Akim Tamiroff
Francis Lederer
Nazimaye
Alva
Pavica Morison
John Carradine
Alan Curtis
Sahara
Humphrey ‘Bogart
Bruce Bannett
ITV
Charles Boyer
Sneses
Sue's Robinson
Erty Field
Robert Cummings
Robert Benchley
Thomas Mitchell
Tyrone Powar
Rita Hayworth
Linds Darnell
REG
McAuliffe Ant Company
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Sas Pare Ab Rermyzonas
Dearing Smn, Meganeery del OO Com “Aid Plame Retrigerators
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