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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Aug 30, 1940
Page
4
In this damaged OCR fragment from Portio n 7 Agithatla, readers glimpse a note mentioning a fenced peidock with ten earns and references to individuals like SeemmGhant Nawk and Larry. The text hints at an opportunity regarding land and equipment but remains unclear and incomplete.
A fragment from Charleville church notices shows the phrase Biesaing and references May Communion at 1.30. It mentions Sunday School and Lung Bus Brotherhood of S Pxal and local town events. The readable items indicate a church schedule and associated groups in Charleville.
The record notes an applicant placed under a program of instruction from the presiding authorities. It lists R. Macklan as a related official and references the apparent policy guiding trainee commitments under five years of service or apprenticeship terms.
In loving memory by Las May of Sart Tala Bid who passed away suddenly in Angst. A poem reflects deep grief and a wish to hear the beloved voice again. The inscription notes age 28 and mournful lines about returning to the loved one.
Formal notice dated August 8 1940 announces claims in the matter of a commission. Brisbane jurisdiction referenced. The document records procedural steps for filing and processing claims under an established legal framework.
In the Supreme Court of Queensland an application will be made after fourteen days for probate of the will of William Peter Deignan of Avro Downs Quilpie. Agnes Maud Deignan is named as executrix sole heir. Interested parties may appear with objections before the grant is made. The filing is by Govoms & Lavery solicitors.
A garbled report notes a court case opening in Charleville on Tuesday amid witnesses about a transport mix up. The text references witnesses, a Crow team, and a potion claim promoting HEENED as a remedy for coughs colds and bronchitis with claimed health improvements after the first dose.
Packaged items promote woopacks at 3 per pack for immediate delivery. The ad mentions barge socks and Ge Ie sheet with peting segpsloe of olpacks. Notes securing supplies, Wey runs, and government control costs, with extra charges per pack referenced for woolgrowers.
The raffle conducted by Igibe Charke in conjunction with the Aaues police wall was drawn Tuesday night last. Winners include Victor Harry Kemp for first prize ticket 61H, Mrs G Herriman for second prize 56M, Mrs A Bywater for prize 2829, E Burns for prize 3751, Mrs HL King for prize 2829, Mrs A Bywater again for prize 2829, J Bealmy for prize 9037, C Heinemann for prize 751, Bil Pearce for prize 9354, Mion K Gladwyn for prize 269, C J Pitt for prize 1307, and Mrs HL Starky for prize 5257.
Morvon and Dunck residents sought extra railcars from Charleville master to dispatch a special train from Charles five to the early hours of Thursday. After quick inquiry the master said options existed to justify a Sheeiak Treks run, with six additional cars available from Wool from Lurren. Irvin could arrange dispatch to Char lotie within a short window. The district indicated they would guarantee the necessary extra rages for the revival.
A police ball in Brisbane featured twelve debutantes presented to Chief Inspector Toohill. Guests enjoyed a formal reception, trumpets, and a grand display of gowns, petals, and dancing. Debutantes included Betty Clarke and Iris Hill among others, each described by their frocks and styling in detail.
In mixed stock movements, Tomlin to Cheepto and Tancred owners oversee cattle transfers. McCulloch directs the 330 cows and 600 mined cattle moving through South Galway with Brom and Tart in charge. Currawilla and Tapered Brow lines shift 70 percent of the stock, under M Costello, as Bowls and Brox operations handle the rest.
Fragmentary report notes a seven year old boy linked to a murder charge in Kerman court. Polish child Prem Menowelel and two others are named in the scant readable text. The fragment hints at a severe harm outcome and an ongoing legal process with family connections.
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