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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Aug 29, 1941
Page
4
Incomplete text references individuals aged 18 and 19 within a period from July 1 to June 20th 183, with mentions of Dam Jane and others. The readable fragments indicate an age-based record or notice, but core details are missing, leaving only scattered dates and names.
A terse item from Charleville notes a named individual scene involving Levis, Sir Macklin, and Fale with reference to local town events. The readable lines suggest a formal notice or brief report centered on people and place, lacking full context.
A scattered OCR fragment mentions minister Weems and a local religious item. The garbled text references a Trinity church and October dates, but details are unclear. The readable names include Weems and Trinity, with generic church references and a month placeholder.
Various small ads note items for sale including fruit packed papaws and old estate produce at 4/6 per bushel with freight paid, a guitar for sale, pumpkins with freight paid, dog matting rolls, and secondhand articles for a jumble stall at a Church of England fete with collection by telephone and drop-off points.
Aodre O Crick and wife of Charleville express deep gratitude to De Hhomney and M0 the Charierile Mospitat for care after their daughter Alex itr passed away. They send thanks for compassionate support to Sire Dageee and Gamby and for the hospital’s efforts during the bereavement.
A family notice recalls the sad memory of a wife named Bald who died on August 13 1902. It laments the parting and wishes she could have said goodbye while listing family members who remember her with love.
The fragment notes a Friday publication date August 28 1041. No further readable details on events, notices, or involved entities are available in the text.
Local report states Ponrarus al town leaves a trust fund of £250, directed by Nagel for the Hospital Board, from the executors of the estate. The will directs the funds to be placed in a special trust for hospital care and related purposes.
A mixed bill at Taitn Cinema Theatre features The dramatic story of shining Victory by A. Cronin, Sleepers West with a woman's mind, and The Comanche Limited as a streamlined train tale. Also shows The Green Archer and musical comedy Cader You Hat with a lively slate through Tuesday and Wednesday.
A cryptic line from Monher Live Downs reports a premature start and unclear details about the initial race action. It mentions cratching and a barrier or horse but lacks complete names, dates, or outcomes to confirm participants or results.
Rain fell at several localities while Morven saw none as frosts persisted. Warm days gave way to dry conditions amid continued Te Dire. Smiths and Miss Spear Smith returned home midweek from a holiday. Dirk S Crombie, manager of Tyctoria Downs, enlisted and went to Brisbane yesterday. A CWA meeting and Morven two-shined event were held Wednesday afternoon. preparations for a festival in September were discussed.
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