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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Apr 07, 1933
Page
4
A home for basic children at heading the Biste Schaal. The Boye Hostel provides fifty anney years of ner and is under the management of ite Tok.
The Anzac Day Commemoration Committee announces a public booklet celebrating Anzac Day with tributes and poems. It highlights the rising demand for copies from Queensland and overseas and lists notable inclusions such as the Tribute by the Administrator and the Prince of Wales address. Copies are free to naval and soldier recipients, with others available via the Joint Homeward Secretariat.
A damaged clipping reports damages and costs in a Smiths Weekly case. Dr Vivian Storer and Hulth's Weekly are named with monetary figures of £28,000 and £6,000 cited. A Fatnn de Aetmadana proceeding was refused.
Mr. Wot Marris, secretary of the Queensland Committee of the Australian Dairy Council, outlines joint efforts by the Queensland Dairy Committee and the Council of Agriculture to introduce winter and early spring growing grasses and clover. Trials, hindered by an icy autumn and dry spells, show promise under favorable weather, with collaborative plans to expand seed distribution to dairy farmers and assess results across districts.
Ming Reelin Teratal of Sete Rest Scrant receives 430 in damages for breach of promise against Primo Carriers. The action centers on an alleged engagement or agreement not honored. The suit proceeded without a defense from the defendant.
A court martial resumed proceedings as Judge Advocate Patrick J. Gracman pushed for guilty verdicts on three counts. The accused faced charges related to attempting to obtain information and to certain actions tied to a tactical battalion. Testimony suggested the phrasing of the letters was subterfuge to conceal discreditable actions, with the prosecutor noting misleading content.
A plan to conduct field seed trials by dairy farmers across the state was approved. About 65 farmers will sow trials on three acre plots and one acre plots, testing New Zealand and American seed varieties. Seeds were distributed by parcel to farmers who signed undertakings to conduct the trials as directed. Trials cover three acre plots and one acre plots, with progress to be watched closely by authorities.
After months of investigation into cattle thefts in the Newcastle district, police located a hideout near Wollambt. They traced 20 head driven to a tree marked by a homestead, then guided a thorough search by troopers from multiple towns. Despite finding 50 gang traces, authorities believe the hideout may have moved and the gang will break up.
On Saturday a Medfors man, returning home, smashed a heavy marble washstand from the second floor onto the pavement, blocking a passing car with Constables Hewert and Kimber onboard. He was left to deal with the aftermath, his wife’s connection noted.
The court debated knowledge and intent in a treachery case citing alleged communication of information to enemies. A defendant faced two charges including obtaining and conveying state prejudicial information. The jury eyed whether information was revealed accidentally or with malicious aim. The proceedings halted as crowds watched and the defendant was escorted from the court. The judge plans to read a verbatim transcript with official oversight.
A fragmented Ottawa tariff discussion traces 60 ems and more to a government stance. The piece notes the Conservative party’s weak footing and references Anetzane's denial of mediation gains, while ministers argue changes protect domestic industries. It also mentions Delbert of New Brunswick linking a late 19th century precedence to the debate and cites a murder accusation against Joseph Norman Pitre.
A short, fragmented OCR text mentions a numeric value and various terms. The readable facts indicate a measure or quantity linked to a piece or meter context, but missing clear subject and action. No identifiable person or organization is definitively named.
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