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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Apr 21, 1939
Page
7
Special quality Apres bargain on produce at Summit. Winners of Apple Championship Stanthorpe Show noted. Freight payable by buyer. Exchange on cheques. Mixed vegetables and tonnage specifics mentioned with freight terms.
Queensland poultry dealer offers Day-od Pallets and high-class Stud stock from ALE recommended breeders. Kristensen lists White Leghorns at 78 per list with Black Leghorns and Anconas also available. Wyandotte and other varieties priced, with light Italian cockers and early June availability from Toowoomba. Phone 1712 for bookings.
The document states applicants to the state should include age and prior experience, specifically noting a one day prior experience. It also mentions awareness of the current press coverage related to the process and invites further clarification.
A notice from the Charters District of Queensland warns against trespass and outlines road boundary actions near Grating Farm 2083. It bans the named Henry Dagan for one year and requires action by the Shire Council within fourteen days.
The notice cites a caveat lodged under the Local Government Act of 1308 regarding land parcels in Charterilte town. It lists a Will dated 24 March and specifies caveat duration until 14 May 1939 with details of subdivisions and allotments, naming McPherson as Registrar of Titles and Osborne & Waugh as solicitors for applicants.
Official results show Malcolm Metiregor elected mayor and James Htunke elected to the town council after the April 18 1999 election in Charleville. The report records votes and informal ballots, with the returning officer signing the certificate.
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a distant sale event or notice. It mentions reading and water, with unclear entities or dates. No clear people or organizations readable.
W. M. Corbett writes that he will retain the confidence shown and do his best in the interests of the Shire, dated April 2930.
A jumble of notices includes a fee request and signature, a reward ad for Winoes players, a musical event with an orchestra and dates, a sale notice for a dreams business, and church benediction and mass times at Saint Marys Roman Catholic Church with scattered spellings and garbled text.
A vintage style note honors mothers with lines about sacrifice and affection. The text urges sending a heartfelt Mother’s Day card to express gratitude and enduring regrets, reflecting a sentimental tone.
At the monthly Murweh Shire Council meeting Cr. Littie congratulated Dr Litte on his unopposed re election as chairman. Cr. Beasties endorsed the remarks, predicting Dr Corbett would continue as chair for many years and carry out council duties with progress.
A fragmented club notice lists members including Mrs Bracker Mrs Grimstead and Mrs Comsen with roles for paying meat green fees and commissions via secretary. meeting set for Tuesday plus a note about April 20 and a request for members to attend led by Hirstensen.
Aume Day in Charteville lists 10 am memorial service at Wile Street and a cemetery visit. Town Hall hosts Younger Set of C.W.A guests at 2:20 pm, followed by an 8 pm HESLA event and reception in the Town.
An accessible new book detailing the author’s world tour and insights from four countries. The volume offers travel facts and cautions, noting Australia’s population pressures and charity-aimed proceeds. A rural scene follows with two farm workers gossiping about a neighbor’s wife, using a slang remark about appearances.
A notice announces service for a week beginning Monday at AM Coy on Altred Street. Details are fragmentary and not fully legible. The readable items show a temporary service or assignment with location and start time.
The 1828 football season opens at King Edward Park on Sunday with Warregoen and Natives slated to meet. Fans expect a brisk afternoon as cooler air boosts enthusiasm for football. Local journalist notes steady attendance and tradition around the season opener.
St Marys Cab hosts a tennis tournament with winners Ernie Coot and Misa Wood, who triumphed from the scratch mark. Rounds feature Rev Puthor McCormack and Bir C Cook among donors, with results listing many mixed doubles matches and scores such as 15 40 and 100 81.
The Charleville Times reports the season kickoff with several events and notes on entrants. Winners include C. B. Niches in the couple’s competition and J. R. Drams in the driving event. Donahisee won the Schortepprosch. Stroke play results feature E. F. Henschel at 73 and A. J. Parrer as runner-up. Members are urged to buy the weekly golf notes for details and upcoming draws at the Hotel Corones tomorrow night.
Quilpie records cool weekend weather with heavy winds and postponed activities. Forecasters note a sharp temperature drop, with 22 points marked on Friday and stations lowering operations. J B Retinwen and Mrs Rahinsen are mentioned as residents, returning from holidays amid the disruption.
An account notes postponement of events after a recent raid, with references to preparations for winter and local disruptions. It mentions attributed losses, trades, and names tied to property, while warning of ongoing weather and security concerns affecting the community.
Fragmentary notice indicates an event meeting or race has been abandoned or postponed. The readable bits mention a date near May and references to places or organizations unnamed. Further details are unreadable in the OCR.
A terse note mentions Mr. George Serr of 28 Conterie and a focal agent involved with reservations. The fragment references a 25 cm tee and timing in Spang ae TEL, indicating scheduling or bookings for an upcoming event or service.
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