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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Dec 17, 1937
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR lists TAMBO HOSPITAL BOARD and MURWEH SHIRE COUNCIL with duties, appointments, and laws referenced. Acting Secretary notes unclear dates and obligations including December 35th.
Murweh Shire Council invites tenders for a lavatory mock project at the Promin es of Mur ech Shire Council Charleville. Officials note many applications may be received and processed by the council.
Mr Canbejehis Barker of Charleville pledges Christmas greetings and a prosperous New Year to his customers. The note emphasizes festive wishes and financial well‑being for those he serves.
A farewell tea and presentation will honor Sister Nixon who transfers to the Valley. Subscriptions of 2 shillings 6 pence are due by Tuesday 28 December, with contributions to Mr. Ox hore or Mr. Mack in. This notice lists local officials and a mayoral election result following the event notes.
Local notice indicates pups for sale from Weelamurra Kennels with pricing and contact details. The brief advert lists availability and payment terms though the text is partially garbled. Potential buyers are advised to verify exact breeds and prices with the seller.
Classified notices show BASSETT'S BOARDING offering rooms with verandahs and meals, sale items from Dodge Utility to motor bikes, toys and fruits at local stores, and rental and lease ads. Church service times for St Marys Roman Catholic, Augathella, All Saints Church of England, and St James Presbyterian listed with mass times and holiday notices.
The report notes a foray involving woolgrowers with about 1,800 individuals mentioned. Details are fragmented but indicate a discussion of numbers and a connection to a country party event.
A garbled OCR fragment names several local figures and families including Rev. Father Pry Afr and Ais Pomner, Joe Laniean, Witsoe, the Muller family, and their relatives or friends. The passage appears to be a nonsensical or corrupted community notice with unclear purpose or context.
In loving memory of our dearest Alexander Muad who passed away in December and of our dear son and brother Hiobert David who departed December 16th 1928. Fond are the ties that bind. In memory we will keep you dear. Inserted by his loving mother, brothers and sister.
A partial OCR fragment notes a Friday publication date December 17 with names Fair Pearsons Pree and mentions TRAR OF PUBLICATION. The text is incomplete and provides only scattered identifiers.
A damaged OCR item describes a ladies' bowling event with prize money totaling £1 ULSe and a second prize. It notes ticket price 7/4 and claims of audience and subscriber phone greeting services. The text references November quarter statements, revenue increases, and telegraph/phone greeting services for members.
A Meira Goldwyn Mayer festoon invites Mab as Friday and events tomorrow night. Abe Way introduced and a cast including ireland Youe Billie Harken Mek. The week features Bete Daw lore and Horbolle Hudson in Bors Veruiewe. No show Saturday due to mas Day.
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