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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Aug 18, 1939
Page
5
Notice to stockowners and drovers that the property Cesiford on the Narrow River about a mile north of Quilpie is under quarantine due to an outbreak of pleuro pneumonia. No cattle may be moved from the area. L Manchester, District Suspector of Stock Charleville, issued the notice.
The notice states the applicant intends to obtain permission to cockrws the road along the northern boundary of G.F TH16 Homma Land Ageot district portion 7and with fences. Any person desiring to object must under notice of each objection contact Mareek Shire Council. Dated August 1939. tSpGEO, TAYLOR.
Public notice invites tenders for sanitary services in Amgathella town, September 1925. Details include required duties, terms, and contact for further information. mentions church event at Wyantre and various named individuals and places.
Queetesland matis Tint seeks permission from Marweh Shire Council to fence a road on the northern boundary of PEDGP 2063 Chart Ville district and erect a scene gate. A plan may be inspected at the council office. Public may object within 21 days from publication. CH CAPRL Town Hall.
A fragmented local classified page shows lost items and for sale notices. Items include a roadster and various household goods. contact details reference E Simoss and E Rick & Company. Additional notes mention job seekers for cook and baker, and bread yeast products with pricing and mailing instructions.
Rev Kay arrived in Charjeville this week. Bask Brotherhood active with two month tenure and Mitchell district lead. Muah Brotherhood members reside at lrotherhood House. Char Weritia Baby Clinic report shows July attendance 194, mothers attending 3, average attendances 23, babies visited 10, visits 14, letters sent to country mothers 4.
Quilpie hosts a carnival with meat weather aiding events at Quilpie on Monday and Wednesday. The best pony team was led by Yambults in the Capher Siemerist Stakes while Jack Tully’s Martell took the Gece Sup pony prize. Hendier’s over 220 yards saw Ced of the Necths claim the lead, with MeCartere’s Wabales dominating the greyhound race at the Royal National Show.
An odd note offers flight interest and contact by W. Cardio at Cobian Bakery. The message urges readers to watch columns for further details and mentions attendees arriving shortly. The fragmentary text hints at an upcoming flyer or event but provides few concrete facts.
An old notice mentions a gathering on a Saturday with a dimmer and dance planned. It references a person or group arranging the event and notes a specific time. The fragmented text lacks clear dates, places, or organizations.
Details advertise a cattle sale with multiple pages and syndicate involvement. Mentions buyers from southern regions, yarding, and cheering crowds as cattle are offered and sold.
Tenders are invited for the erection of two dwellings for Mrs P Ars trong at Alfred Street Charleville. Submissions due Wednesday the 23rd instant.
Auction listing for Werke Street items includes Ampust 230 pc with Doble and Singhe Bedsteedalair Mattress Kapok and Fibre Maltremes Word robes four Dachemex stretchers dining tables and chairs toe chests scheduled for Friday sale.
The Deusiione secured the stalwart victory as the sericea championship concluded with Mies A 3 Carper defending last year’s title. Dr. A W Pax delivered a strong showing, earning recognition from the fairgoers who gathered to celebrate the winner. Awards went to A J Farrar and Armatrene for pairing, while AR Knox won the stroke hand rap for the Queensland Brewery trophy. The monthly meet drew a crowd at Corumes Masel, with forthcoming Saturday competitions and upcoming events noted.
The monthly Ader Vale Branch of the CWA met Saturday afternoon in Shire Hall. Present were Wade president Byrne Power Reomley Kee precidenta, Power tireararer A Moore G Ryan, Mies M Firasington SM Moore and Wade secretary. Tea arrangements discussed and a net receipt of £1 4% noted from a prior meeting. The secretary read a letter from the district requesting catering for the afternoon at the forthcoming race meeting with tea for attendees arranged after formalities.
The Adavale race club plans betting two daze for a September event. Patrons Mr. Purell and Mr. Vaswenger joined a Monday train toward Dristane for the Royal National Sew. Matron McDeald returned Thursday from Chartertte. Mim A. Mivad reached Char ville Wednesday after a week away. Blackwater polo teams again compete in Quilpie this week. Mr. and Mrs. KP. O Capper travel Sunday to Quilpie for the pete carnival. visitors to Quilpie include Mr. and Mrs. AD Colne, Menem Phe, and T. Pitty.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a few names and places including Fraser, Claverton Pack, Tom, Newky, and Lewond. The passage references trains, weekend activity, and a dying person, with unclear actions and sequence, making a compact record of scattered details.
On Saturday night the Tenshe Dans staged a local meet in Charen Hall with wins and prizes. Mire T. wards and Tr K. Deesingees claimed top awards, Nell Kase and Somerpet earned secondary prizes as competitors vied for premiership standings. The meet drew strong rivalry among teams, with anticipated attractions including a notable mile race and a £25 prize for the Flying Van.
The usual weedly-famic bowls event drew twelve Indy bowlere prenem and tre spectators. Mrs Hani Mea Baple Mee Flie ferahl and Mr Auer 1p defeated Mya Fraser Mex Allen Ars Atm and Mrs Noyes 142-21 in a field of strong showings. Mr Smith defeated Mick Kapte in the Ail alert fours ramp tom 401 ZR with Mes Somitly wm. Mra Twimmpmain defeated Mra Want a Mes Crimetond in The est eorod fresageettt in Ok Virw tress fone eR tee a Arwitona. Mra Raat ang Mex ony rf.
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