Charleville Electric Authority Notice of Subsidy
A public notice from Charleville Electric Authority announces an internal subsidy related to extintius Ty SUR row An GETACS. Details remain limited in the readable text.
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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Apr 28, 1933
Page
7
A public notice from Charleville Electric Authority announces an internal subsidy related to extintius Ty SUR row An GETACS. Details remain limited in the readable text.
Fragmentary readable items mention names like HOGARTH witham and SMITE Therwish Yiu STREET Corelewre and Alten Been Wilton. The text preserves scattered proper nouns, places and possible poem references without a coherent narrative or clear event.
Fragmented obituary style notes honor a wife and mother who died in April 1931 and a mother figure who passed away on August 30, 1929. The text recalls family love, religious observances, and the desire for eternal memory with references to services and daily devotions at a church and home.
A fragmented report notes internal maneuvering within parties as members debate policy directions. A recent gathering of party leaders and candidates signals evolving alliances and strategic positions ahead of forthcoming elections.
The readable portion mentions a dance and party with prices and a location, referencing people and places in a chaotic fragment. No coherent facts or identifiable names provide a dependable summary.
The text describes a meeting of a subbranch of RS SILA and outlines a race schedule. It mentions a 1 pm start for a meeting and a race chat at 23. It refers to planned feast, calving of the report, and actions by officers, with unclear names and dates due to OCR errors.
The Carle rite branch of the Country Women’s Association will hold its single meeting at Town Mall on Wednesday in May. All members are urged to attend. Mrs Williams will preside and the division’s guardian will attend. An appeal may be made for clothing and aid. The expected committee includes Mesdamien arte, Deutechar Airis Carrell, and ame Beer ton.
A damaged account notes Ambathalla benefit events for Cherie ville Ambulance fund. The text lists prize money, sales, and expenditures, with figures including sums around £207 and £122, but the fragmentary OCR obscures many details. The report references a dance, stalls, and parade-like activities tied to the charity.
A garbled OCR notice from Milay Nea and Jaime le duran describes a sudden death event with references to a judge, a priest, and a ceremony at Cremamarta on a May date. The fragment mentions a water source, boats, and a courtroom-like exeniration with unclear charges or outcomes.
The secretary notes entries are strong as of May 2nd with good exhibitor turnout. Exhibits across pavilion and horse sections are recorded as promising. exhibitors will pay fees and receive exhibit cards to attach to items.
Augathella hosts a local football match with native teams and visitors amid tense build up. Key players like Stove Mahoney and Warrego loom as Warreno dymetine tries to derail the home attack and reverse a recent loss. Referee Mr L Carenoura to oversee the 12:45 start.
A traveling welfare car visited Chertarille and Quilie Biaters Cairseroee bringing full qualifications for infant work. It invites mothers expectant mothers and children to attend the car for information. The vehicle remains near the main platform awaiting Charlaritie at 4 45.
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A disjointed letter-like account alleges Mayor Abs Fievemt and aldermen Nasbor and Kimmie pressured for jobs in Charteville. Citizens protest a 90 percent denial rate and demand fair relief work, citing past mayor J Allen and governance concerns, urging a vote for better distribution of aid.
A volley of rumors surrounds branches of the Australian Labour Party amid internal conflict and a dispute over candidate support in the park related incident. senior figures including Mr Groom and Mr Abies defend their stance while accusations of election tactics surface and district officials weigh the fallout.
Local sports note reports a Fortball coach and War Reno Amateur Rugby leaders debating coaching roles after a Monday gathering. The article mentions several individuals, a party in October, and potential arrangements for liaisons with lagers, with names obscured by OCR errors.
A crowded gathering at Tuwe Hall marked the second Smolle event honoring Dade and fallen diggers. Speakers praised wartime service, unity, and the care for veterans as attendees heard brief addresses from dignitaries and veterans, with music, speeches, and a pageant concluding the memorial day tribute.
A fragmented notice lists an event at Corovew Hall on Wednesday night with Adrian noted for reduced bows. It mentions a committee and a plan involving a parade or performance with attendees and a vote count around 186 to 4.
A last night gathering on a Teibhie platform drew the largest attendance of public meeting during the campaign with several speakers and candidates present. Attendees heard criticisms, apologies for absences, and calls to address past town issues while a dominant topic remained the upcoming election and party positions.
Fragmented text describes debates over mayoral plans, hiring practices, and funding during a term. It mentions the mayor facing questions about planned expenditures, public works, and a controversial appointment. Residents seek details on costs, contracts, and the impact on services.
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