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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Dec 10, 1937
Page
7
The notice outlines LonmealARA and MANLEY handicaps with prize allocations for first and second places. It specifies six farionsa and prime values, limits on professional and amateur riders, and the stewards’ right to cancel a race if fewer than three starters occur. It warns fines for rider misconduct and enforces handicapping rules.
Notice states the receipt of an undermentioned application and specifies the date for objections. It notes that any owner or interested party may object in writing, with the objection to be directed to the appropriate authority within the allowed timeframe.
Public notice of a euchre party and dance with an auction by Mrs T Lyong Estward Streetowar Pictare Theatres selling household goods Friday December 17 at 2:30 pm, listing furniture, appliances, and various items with terms and contact via Times office. Also ads for sale items, hotel, furnished flat to let, lost items, and rewards with multiple local business names and locations.
Deeply mourned McQueen. In loving memory of our dear wife aunt mother. A silent memorial keeps her memory alive. Family and children mourn her loss at 136 Derwinder Lane. Obituary notes a quiet remembrance and enduring love.
Charleville notices announce that Conarwinarioms po Mr. EL Whashowie passed the Federal Institute of Accountants intermediate exam held last month. The top candidate is Mr. and Mr. Chas McWha of Charleville, a member of the Musars Association, RL J. Carter & Co. The council notes state 50 percent of main roads maintenance is the responsibility of the Main Roads Commission.
Voters are urged to attend the polls at the Courthouse polling booth from 9 am to 1 pm for the election of mayor and aldermen. Compulsory voting is noted. those who do not vote will be asked for a recorded reason. The article outlines candidate names, the voting process, and warns of penalties for nonparticipation, focusing on the mayoral and alderman elections and the distribution of ballots.
Fragmentary OCR lines describe an event with Arthur Duffell and a concert or society activities. Names such as Ree Pyne and Mare Smith appear, with scattered references to places, years, and donations. The text is heavily garbled, offering no coherent outcome or dates.
Local notes record Charieville branch activities including a Wednesday meeting on Getr ber scheduled during the state routeremes. Appointments include Tommie Messaines Jogier and A. Sande as hospital ylaitors for Memoma.
The Adavale branch held its meeting at the CW A. on Sear day afternden. Present were Min Wade Piresidew Mealamon Vaerter Ewe Dadguah A and ML Treesindon with Rewer Warehen secretary. Apainates were received from Mestames Trae ley Moore Mimon Haches Ima ley Minae dochtet to hold play and a fancy dress tall for adults on New Year s Eve. The Seder ame 19 raffle was instructed plus Aanen bedinden Mex tastes and Mie Fae for the homtemes for the afinrsoom oc fra and Mies Brammindon saree to met An hostenes fir the Seat menting. Wil be Bald om ter Srvt satontey ie March.
A fragmented cricket page describes a Sunday match in Amesthene with eight games referenced and wins by an away team. The text lists players and partial scores, mentions venues, and notes various names such as Creighton, Grovy, Raleigh, Colombe, and McWeene, alongside stray figures and dates, but the overall outcome is unclear due to garbled OCR.
Five men appeared before Judge Walter Willbume on a Wednesday trial and pled guilty to a defamation charge. The proceedings noted sentences including fines and possible imprisonment, with references to prior records and subsequent payments. the record reflects a complex court sequence and multiple names connected to the case.
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