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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Apr 09, 1936
Page
8
The report notes the Parog Shire Council results with details of council outcomes and elected or confirmed positions. It references a primary test impact on proceedings and the expected influence on local governance and future agendas.
The Charleville town election result sharply challenges the administration of the mayor and aldermen. Voter turnout details show 2413 voters, with males and females counted, and results suggest vacancies and full candidacy details amid confusion and scandalous rumors.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions worn hips or shoulders and a horse or horse fragment. The text is unclear but indicates veterinary or saddle area concerns. No clear event, names, dates, or places are identifiable from the readable portions.
Fragmentary text mentions blankets, stock items, and an order or decree with unclear context. Keywords include prince, blankets, stocks, and a suggested repayment or sequence. The readable portion is too incomplete to identify a clear event, date, or proper names beyond those terms.
At the Wool Exchange in Brisbane Fontland Wrienne era erasing property in the Farcenn ceentriet. Auction set for 5 pm with bidders framing. Property lists show tanks and improved buildings, with references to water, pastures, and possible plant hardware.
An OCR damaged notice records a property auction tied to the estate of the late Cribb. Delany and Coopersive Association show bids and participants while references to Walker Welbor and Teewich hint at locations. The garbled text mentions dates, bids, and a final price, with unclear names and roles.
Fragmentary text notes duplication within six weeks and percentages, mentioning locations like Singapore Brisbane and Perth. It references a grounder advantage, a wine party, and settlers' groups in Queensland and Northern Territory, with scattered names and transport terms.
Antehel and district hosted Hartigan's Eleven at Mitchell for a friendly cricket match spanning Hareley to Mousey provisions. J. Mader and R. Merten starred behind the stumps and wickets while A. Searle contributed with notable bowling figures. The Western team posted 2/21 with May 9/37 and McConnell among scorers, as hopes arose for forming a committee to feature in Brisbane’s week carnival.
A chaotic cricket scorecard fragment shows Mitchell Hartigan's Eleven batting and bowling figures. Beasley 0/5, B Cox 3/13, Lord 1/98, N Beeston 4/13, McConnell 4/11, G Hay 3. Hartigan's Eleven tops in nine. Names Nash Tarich Dutier Costello Hay Comets McConnell Bernton McKensie Allen Rearie 19. Opposition bowling includes Murphy 0/31, Cornelio 2/18, Doldowearthy 9, McKeonnie 3/22, Kearie 2/36. Total wickets near 18. Match details are jumbled and partially unreadable.
A fragmented record shows subscriptions and donations for the Ambulance Committee. Names such as Mr. Pero and Mr. McPhie appear with cheques and sums including £5 12s and £1 1s, plus a large total of £272 in funds pledged or received. The superintendent's report notes accounts, expenditures, and the handling of proceeds amid era terms and ledger entries.
A damaged OCR fragment discusses a curry matter with unclear names and context. It mentions a committee or group and a timeline but lacks readable details to identify participants or actions.
A fragmentary letter discusses Charleville highlights such as King Edward Park, private huts near yards, and gardens. The writer laments limited access to public spaces and expresses interest in seeing Council Lake and broader scenes, noting regional ties to Guernaland and New South Wales. The misspelled text hints at civic pride and desire for growth.
The acceptance list for upcoming Ascot races includes Fentra Handicap with Brews Force Wimble and Kite Taes jong among entrants. Colosseum King Malcolm and Teraphs feature in Welter Handicap with other named contenders. Weather Handicap and Novice Masdieap appear in the program with Sam Flick and Sache lees Gre among those anticipated to race.
An executive meeting of combined sporting bodies at Corpses Hall Tuesday evening, presided by Mr. Dresan, approved securing permits for games during Show week. Committees new and old appointed to purchase equipment, decorate, and arrange a fancy wheel and hoopla while seeking venue permits from town authorities. The secretary was told to apply for space at the Town Hall and Show grounds and to organize decor and recruitment for the fair.
A chaotic Ambathalla benefit program faced disruption with incomplete text and mixed details. The event was planned for Saturday May 20 with a race lineup including The Wall to Fer Heb Wi, though many segments and instructions appear garbled, and officials warned participants to follow yard-line rules.
A town sports meeting at Angathella scheduled for Easter drew great interest from local clubs and the Convent and football committees. Funds were sought to cover prizes, with donations from Alderman O S Allem and others. weather is forecast fair, and trophies will be awarded at the event. Plans for a new town hall were abandoned.
Fragmented OCR notes detail estate values and distributions in Victoria. It mentions Harry Bellington Howard leaving 113537% totaling 350,000 with Victorian share 145,000, Lathan Nott near deceased, daughters, and Meyers estate with 19 percent bequeathed to charity. Total assets around 750,000 including 140,000 to Victoria.
A public notice describes a welfare transport car traveling from Charleville Saturday to Thursday, with a return trip to Comnamnita. The vehicle will run at random times between 1:30 pm and 2:38 pm while slowing near a station. A request for information or advice is issued, urging readers to aid in locating the missing car and its occupants.
A young man died after a racing accident at a track event. The crash injured another competitor and a bystander. Emergency crews responded as the front of the track sustained damage and debris flew across the area.
A garbled notice describes a fundraising dance connected to a court matter and ticket sales. It mentions a supreme court reference, attendance by a named owner, and a tournament tied to the event. The fragmentary text references a fund drive, a venue, and implied timelines without clear details.
The fragment lists names and movements including Mr Con Caminy, Mr tim Wall, and Miss Irene, detailing trains, visits, and local errands. It mentions Mrs O'beimcoll, Hastina Mowers, HL Watt, Mt Watkins, and others traveling by car from Itahenn. A cruise to New Mire and a Monday trail gathering are noted, plus an Australian Mask Ena nations appointment and various conversations about observances.
Fragmentary notes discuss water rate per acre and a calculation method. Mentions months, a second tach, and water quantity per acre. Lacks coherent facts, names, or places to form a full summary.
Bookings exceed 400 as Tevkoetz de Ca Lit and the Queree lead a primary freducare cooperative amid new consignments to Charleville Shewerwenden. May Ima schedules in April 1528 with specialty fame and select famers, detailing terms and allocations for Byars and Imencko.
In a stormy blaze a daring incident led to the capture of a navigator and the arrest of notable locals. The event unfolds with mention of Pat Langhre, a farmer and captain, condemned for involvement in the chaos. Officials report a tense scene as responders secured the area.
Fragmentary notice reports delay in court proceedings. Mentions Clare Bras and Gar, Ik Sa, and a move to set a future date after a May 2.39 pm entry. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate a criminal case or matter proceeding to a citmie cor jeocid.
A damaged notice lists prize draws with multiple winners and addresses. First Prize £25.90 awarded to Wo 145e1 Ascot Tym, with other placements including Second Prize £400, Fourth Prize £10, and Sixth Prize Life. Winners include Mrs EC saith Grearar and J. Norman among numerous names and locations such as Paddington, Oxtort Rad, Seobe, New Lambton, and St James Field.
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