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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Apr 06, 1939
Page
5
A chaotic meeting at Agathe AA discussed scheduling a charity shield encounter at Telagragh Estal. President Frank Mayer led the session while officials considered March dates and venue changes amid unclear participation and governance concerns.
The obituary recalls Mir. Haplock a long-serving Cher district resident born 9 June 1864 in Victori and active in Denine work and gold prospecting. He played football and other sports at Charleville area clubs and remained involved in local athletic events until his death after a lengthy sporting career.
A fragment notes welcome letters of maners for the current Dr jetext and discusses open expression. The item hints at timeliness and the need to identify items though specifics are unclear.
A letter from Mayor McSege says a reply to Mr. Alfen’s dodges will be given Friday April 1 from a garden setting. The message invites readers to attend or call in if unable to attend to hear the truth rather than the former method.
The council contends over extending licenses for the Municipal Theatre and funding terms with the AMP Society. Wake faces questions about theatre ownership, debt, and rates while Labor representatives push for safeguards against speculative moves and preserving public access to affordable pictures.
The Town Council debated proposed changes at Shields School including a new secretary role and detailed alterations to the premises. Officials reviewed budget items for repairs, staffing costs, and utilities while noting progress in teaching improvements and typing class equipment.
The description outlines a form of caravan marketed in Britain with emphasis on comfort. It mentions an air conditioning plant, a table, oven and sink, water supply, lamps around the walls, and interior dimensions. Pricing is noted as about 57s.
The council contemplates levying a higher rate to cover annual payments and interest on a £504 principal loan with yearly costs around £825. Projections show total annual outlays of about £2,301, funding maintenance and a theatre plan, while seeking to avoid forced higher prices for residents. The plan includes transitional costs, potential rebates, and long term electric authority considerations, with a decision pending.
The Charleville Mugty League sets April 23 as opening for a 1929 football term. Coach Vic Lawaun is to travel from Gympie to assume duties, with committee members arranging refreshments booths at King Edward Park and arranging early team assignments for a forthcoming season.
A crowded weekend event saw Menara, Trewwery, Allen and others defeated after a tense match led by Mestre and Haules. Sunday featured twelve players, overcast skies, and aborted games amid rain, with Devine, Cook and Noyesimi among those noted. a turkey drawing was organized by Mrs Simst in attendance of two justices.
Local authority details responsibility for all local matters and approval of plans at Minard Street. Proposal plans outline two categories for navigation and shipping services with a 750000 tons per year capacity. Also notes on health and hair treatment products and private offers with various claimed remedies and warnings.
Ambiguous service update notes Charleville SYDNEY route with inconsistent times and fares. Mentions 730 am start on Mon and Thu, arrivals 338 pm, and 52 mm departures with 225 pm arrivals, with fares stated as £1 and £29 return. Passenger names unclear.
A garbled report describes coach services and intertown sports discussions. Mr Tuite questions costs and transport for a Mayers plan, while Mr Dore references training in Charleville and other towns. The president and Mr Raynor are thanked as judges decide how the trophy is awarded.
Readable portions show Rev JM Blackie quoting questions about personal fate after death. Debate centers on survival after death, resurrection, and divine judgment framed by 19th century religious discourse. The speaker cites modern science and biblical testimony to argue for or against continuous existence beyond the grave.
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