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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Aug 19, 1938
Page
8
Fragmentary text describes laws on Mint Street with terms like angels and merve and references to permits, wine, and a red frame. The readable parts indicate a local regulatory note but lack clear names, dates, or outcomes.
A case involving a defendant named David Jobo Moberin faced trial after committal for a charge connected to a minor under 12. The hearing occurred last week with Subie Specie T. Hmith of Charkeville acting as prosecutor and Mr Blanes of Canta as counsel.
Fragmentary OCR describes a twice weekly air service by Butler Air Transport Co between Charleville and Sydney. Mentions reservations contact Ming Goures Herriman and Charles le, with garbled names and unclear flight details.
The Board discusses charges for isolation hospital care and waiving certain fees. Debate centers on whether to rescind a previous motion and approve a supplemental charge of two shuning units, with consideration of health department guidance and hospital staffing, including architectural and scheduling notes for Charleville Hospital.
The report notes a planned finish for the comment floor at the picture theatre Ge harneviag led by Mr Seymour. It mentions Seened as a parent figure for eating, with expected commence on enirdon and a goal of 15. The forthcoming meeting is hailed as the best in Anna theBa for Hokon's heart, organized by Mr Lewis and Cry. The Bethy pris event by Mise Smith with Mr A before, and the dance Shiri originally set for yesterday has been postponed to the 20th.
Fragmentary notice lists several names and places with errors. Readable names include Mr Kevin Gibeon and Mr and Mrs Borthuck Whysot, plus Gihenn Guneadorah and Mes J Norte Comensia. Text is garbled and lacks coherent event.
Officials report on contracting electricity supply to Charleville Hospital and town works. Tender results cited from Carson Ltd and others, with committee approvals, financial terms, and conditions for the supply program under the Rural Federation framework.
Cunnamul la regains Wallal Cup beating Charteville by nine points in a rough two minutes of play. Spectators saw Cunamullis’ late surge secure a 13 to 4 style margin as Charteville failed to capitalize. The match featured strong movement and forward play with Cunamullis often in control.
Charleville and Cunnamulla battled fiercely with early pressure from Charleville at home. Key moments featured Rob Fartecme’s scoring run and a late surge by Charleville forwards as they claimed a 12 to 4 victory amid tense exchanges and strong defensive efforts.
A fragmentary monologue questions the relevance of creeds in contemporary society. It contrasts belief as private conviction with organized dogma, arguing that creed should not oppress or condemn individuals. The author reflects on religion as inner spirit, moral guidance, and personal duty amid worldly pressures.
A dense, error filled OCR fragment covers figures, names, and places from a political gathering. It mentions candidates like Willan and Dreyer, references to Tarmer and Galway, and mentions voting action and turnout context amid unclear lines and stray phrases.
Five members took part in a trip by the river where a team from Connammwells won with a clear margin. A long-awaited participation was noted, and the event marked a return after a period without a defense. The games were timed and recorded by an observer.
A garbled sports recap describes a hard fought game between two teams with lineups and players such as Wavey Williams Cal line and others. Notable phrases mention defense, fast breaks, and a captain E Romersy while several players are listed with uncertain spellings.
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