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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Apr 27, 1934
Page
7
A garbled OCR fragment lists fruit prices and pastry items with unclear words and names. It mentions PINEAPPLES and Bananas with odd notations, then includes broken phrases likely from product labels or cashier notes, rendering the rest incomprehensible.
A damaged OCR fragment references an event at Amestreot and praises individuals including Mr J. O Tobnalone for efforts. Details are garbled with incoherent phrases and unreadable names.
Notice published under Queensland Gazette April 2014 outlines intention to sell debentures and land interests in Charleville area to raise funds with 4 percent interest. Details list Frances Logba as deceased proprietor and The Public Curator of Queensland as claimant. Court actions include caveat deadlines and will particulars. Public notice specifies dates, locations, and registrar signatures.
A stream of memorial notes and notices dated April and May mark deaths and remembrances. Entries honor Thelma, Alma, Ber Lovligg, and others with family tributes, while a deceased father, mother, and wife are remembered by relatives. A separate item advertises a house for rent at Kelly’s.
Fragmentary OCR reads discussants debating naturalization and banking reform in Australia. It references AMID the nusierome desinnde, the ALP, and comments by a senator opposing monopoly and advocating inclusion, with mentions of New South Wales and a national convention.
The article fragment references Tom Sones of Chute hay accepting a Britain later after various repetitions. It notes Morin Interest and shore thromctont VWs Urartu meet with discussion of part membership. The text is garbled but implies a local meeting with multiple agendas and an acceptance by a named individual.
A Sunday football event features Na tres and Warcremes in a match at King Edward Park. The program opens with a 2.40 pm kickoff, promising a high‑stakes clash between renameds and rival teams in a rare meeting.
A Monte Carlo event yielded wins for Frank Gropes and Z. O'ReMMs. The dance journey prizes were awarded to J. Donteman in Indie, Cary victors, and to a group including Mesdames and Carroll aividert, as reported by the association.
Rain expected to dampen the Charleville ram sale at the show grounds next May. Entries include noted studs Soonoke Extate Mumbiebore Don and Parthirr, with auctions led by Mewes, Dal Roty and Tu. Queensland hosts provide preliminary pricing and buyers’ notes.
Pabe Notice reports a local issue near newt Sate with references to stakes and a city authority. It notes actions by officials and a recent meeting affecting planning and operations. No specific dates or names are clearly readable in the fragment.
Notice: John Obert Spence, license holder for C.F. No. 3621, Charleville district, seeks permission to fence across the Northern and Southern ends of an undefinable road forming the eastern boundary of the selected area. Fences will be wire on the north and rabbit-proof on the south. Submission details to Murleen Shire Council.
A listing notes TAITS PICTURES presenting a dramatic feature rated for adults with a powerful thriller tale. The program mentions characters Digensynd and Mickey Mouse in a masked slave narrative with Roadshow style action and a late night telecast featuring Barrett and Wedl.
Amid tense debate Alderman Alten and Mayor McWhaven clash over a paid utility bill and overtime pay. The council hears a report on a 3 pounds 11 shillings and 9 pence charge for a week’s power and faces friction over repayment.
Morning and evening Anzac Day services gathered in Churber to mark the day with prayers, wreaths, and a procession. Officials and townspeople joined a commemorative program featuring a keynote address, hymns, and the Last Post, honoring Australian and New Zealand fallen soldiers and those who survived.
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