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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Apr 21, 1933
Page
7
Land available for pastoral lease at Jevili for 30 years with annual rent of five shillings per square acre. Application details and further particulars provided by Leet Apert Charivritie.
District Improvement Boards at Charberlie hold a meeting in May. Officials including Boma and Goon are noted in the sparse readable lines. The item outlines local governance and planning decisions with emphasis on community improvements.
A faded notice from Charleville cites a special assessment and interest terms under government authority. It warns ratepayers of charges that will be collected by government order, with repayment not provided by the council. Clerk Stanley R Macklin signs the notice.
Sunday April nineteen hundred twelve acts as a notice for a Presbyterian church in Charleville. The sermon and choir practices are announced along with an address and schedule details, noting the event will be kept in line with Anne All M turned Sobniers and mentioning Brooks.
An unclear OCR passage lists multiple names, places, and terms across scattered phrases. It references terms like Adel ware, Me. and various personal names but lacks a coherent narrative or complete event.
Our future mayor announces a public meeting Friday night to discuss his planned policy on city seating and governance. The event aims to engage residents, clarify aims, and outline steps before the mayoral election.
A public meeting at Carver post office to discuss a water scheme and ratepayers' burden. Aldermen Dulstolh and Hallowing oppose, while AM. Talsvill and AM. Carter arrive to present views. Some members fail to attend as debate continues on the scheme's viability.
Fragmentary report notes a planned event titled the amas Renal race with Boatman aided by the Charleville Ambelmnce. The date appears as Saturday June 4, with garbled details surrounding location and organizers.
The care car will reach Charaville early Saturday morning, inviting women and girls to attend. It offers information on child welfare and measures affecting the care of young children, with inspections conducted by the authorities.
A notice indicates the Welting of the local lodge will be held Sunday instead of Tuesday. Deputy Grand Master for Guernstand and other officers will attend, with a Prophet sermon at the Presbyterian Church on Sunday night led by Rev. A S Brooks focusing on work and world conditions.
The atx candidates seeking alderman aid among the forthcoming election will address a public meeting at the band rotunda on Thursday sight ext. 5. They will present views opposing current councilors and help the public ascertain whether intentions are protected.
A fragmented 19th century notice describes the wool industry and winter clothing demand. It notes a perpetual Spo industry influence and hints at wool prices, shaded cardigans, and women's and boys' knitwear warming a community preparing for colder weather.
CMARLEVILLE AND DISTRICT DIGGERS REUNION plans a social evening on April end at Pip Rama Capiaie Brasssy. Organizers expect attendees and wives will share memories and a few formalities including the Last Post ceremony led by George Bowler and other participants.
The Saturday afternoon golf event opened with perfect weather and keen play in a first mixed foursome of the season. Winners included Mr W Austin and Mrs F Chap Der with a strong 6, while runners up were Mr Gen Betty and Mrs Horton scoring SF. Other entries and notable scores followed as members prepare for upcoming matches and trophy rounds.
A community racing meet and dance, led by the committee including S. Parker and L. Lipset, drew crowds and featured Seymour’s orchestra. Despite limited volunteers, the event reported solid betting and prizes, with plans to donate proceeds to charity and improvements at the homestead venue.
Personal notice reports Mr Nangolph Uidioed and family planning a trip from Madar to Char leville via Cannas and back, with stops in Samer and Howth Mine. The schedule includes visits on Saturday and Wednesday, returning to Char leville by Monday.
Local town meeting erupts over a candidate permit dispute as Andrew tier seeks to bar opponents and the mayor laments misused campaigning. Aldermen Daluball Morrie and others debate cooperation, legal risk, and town image while the council eventually votes the motion through unanimously.
A damaged letter fragment references Laas oo masters of CarMAe, a TimesGreensot style taunting note, and vague mentions of meetings and temperary saving capi. The text shows garbled names and phrases, with unclear participants and outcomes, leaving readers uncertain about intent or significance.
A fragmentary letter from an editor reflecting on war’s impact and the public’s response. It laments global tensions, praises wartime effort, and discusses the role of churches and civic groups in promoting peace. Included are thanks to organizers of a local race event and acknowledgments to volunteers and officials.
Reporting on Ambathalla Handicap results with prize details, donations by Milo Ambethalla staff and Nora Park workers. Mentions winners Freckles and others, betting odds, and second and third placements across multiple heats and gifts.
Fragmentary article notes a mayoral figure and public policy discourse, mentioning financial incentives, government subsidies, and criticisms. The text hints at a contentious council or public debate, with references to taxpayers, duties, and political accountability, but specifics are unclear due to damaged OCR.
The Charleville audience heard Mr Greens outline arguments for rate reductions and outstanding contracts. He claimed relief and redemption terms could be wiped, while noting past overspends and urging reconsideration of wage and work schemes amid municipal relief efforts.
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