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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Dec 01, 1933
Page
7
FOR SALE BY AUCTION dairy items listed including two milking machines one separator and related dairy gear. Also selling draying planks harness tar and tin camp utensils sheep gear riding saddles and other farm equipment. Auctioneer Morniay December 4 at 2 pm. Secretary Mackin.
From early childhood a shared spirit of comradeship guides us through school days and sport. We pledge to serve our community, join teams, and support football, swimming, and other activities while learning to help others and uphold peace through the League of Nations ideals.
A garbled report notes a religious event at the Hotel Cirodes on Monday with a forthcoming ceremony and trophies. Brigadier Kemp led the Salvation Army annual programme at the Odndéellows Hall, praising local work and presenting tokens of thanks to young volunteers and officers.
Amusement ran high at the Comme Hall dance where Mr George van heli and Mrs Mevier rere amen assisted the Charteville hospital and Ambulance. Fifty varied attempts by both factions to imitate the opposite sex drew cheers as dancers paraded in outfits. Judges awarded prizes, with Mr Jack Williams and Mme Westen among winners. The event, tied to charity, aimed to support hospital funds and a spring dance. The organizers Promote a new, original program with competitions and is expected to lead to a larger sequence of dances.
Fragmented local dispatch from Morundra describes a police chase and a driver named Cavanaugh facing a possession charge tied to a branded bullock. The report notes misdescriptions in the 94th bill, explains he did not appear, pleaded guilty, and received a fine with partial details on custody and payment terms.
balloons gifted to children at the fairy debutantes hall event Thursday evening as part of a Pall Mall store initiative. About 150 balloons were handed out with 64 taken home, coordinated by Pall Mall stall members in a timely effort to entertain the crowd.
The article describes an upcoming basketball exhibition under the Charleville Basketball Association next Thursday. It mentions a vnode of players, a attract program at Victoria Park, and a promise of notable performances though details are unclear due to OCR errors.
An itinerant craftsman travels from town to town showing a mechanical display built around iron aids and life like figures. His notable piece includes a stall full of miniature animals and reptiles crafted with care, reflecting pride in his work and a curious, morally offbeat outlook. Alfred Street.
A terse, splintered report describes a Catholic wedding at South Brisbane Church. The bride and groom, amid blurred names and garbled phrases, exchange vows before friends and family as rain dampens the day yet ceremony proceeds with traditional rites.
The notice describes a large cattle sale with numerous lots and varied terms. Prices are listed in old currency with many fractions, and entries indicate a sale date soon after, outlining principal consignors and catalog details.
Wet November drenched Charieville with 32.6 percent rainfall rise and a recorded total near 4.3 inches. Officials note the month was unusually stormy, pushing total annual figures higher while comparisons to prior years show significant increases in monthly totals and local flooding potential.
The document lists a land ballot with about 30 000 acres sealed and seven blocks entered. It notes drawn lots and applicants across several portions, including Parker and Calligere with hundreds of participants, and mentions names such as WW Parker and HOT Stokes.
A fragmented report outlines a New Year race meeting at APG with plans for several pacing and sprint races. It mentions local hospital ambleauer, a town festival, and a boxing event at the Town Hall. Football and baseball events are referenced with players arriving and schedules forming for early January.
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