Longreach Moot Debates Telephone Line Contraction
A large public meeting in Longreach by the Shire Council discussed shortening the Longreach Stonehenge Jondah Windorah telephone line. FP W Ranke of Ariulalah Telephon ecoil suggested consent to the Department’s proposals but warned against signing. The assembly backed the existing line’s reliability, urged concessions, and argued a contracted build could cost less than £13,000, with Kendal unavailable for an exchange at the Tocal Hotel.
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Longreach
Stonehenge
Jondah— Windorah
FP. W. Ranke
Ariulalah Telephone Reoilicate
Wanna! Gillet Wih
Foiven
Goderstand
Fie
Kendal
Tocal
Tne
Charleville Chamber hears on extended exchange hours
Secretary E L Jackson reports a communication from M H R J A J Hunter stating the exchange will operate from 9 am to 5 pm Monday to Saturday with a weekly half-holiday, replacing 9 am to 6 pm hours. Arrangements aim to start 16/12/35 subject to approval.
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Wcretary
E. L. Jackson
Charleville Chamber of Commerce
J. A. J. Hunter
M.H.R
Ento
Banquet honors Dr Foon amid parting salute to Angathella
The Chamber of Commerce presented Dr T Foon with a handsome pencil at a smoke concert and reception ahead of his departure. A banquet followed in the Charen Tote, with Mr OC Lith delivering a speech and toasts to Dr Flynn and to Acting Sergeant Mr Kirk, who will transfer soon.
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Chamber of Commerce
T. Foon
Mellon
Br. Pian
Amathelia Wowld
Flyn
Hotaman
Flynn
Angathella
Ata
Teteit
Acnatbella
Hoch Kirk
Kirk
COUNTRY WOMEN MEETING AT QUILPO EMPIRE HALL
The Quilpo CWA branch held its annual meeting at Empire Hall on Saturday with President Mr Haskard presiding. Various members attended or sent apologies, a letter for accommodating 12 children was read, donations were discussed, and plans included a fundraiser and a piano forte sale. A dainty afternoon tea followed with decorations and a piano solo.
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Quilpo Travers
CWA
Empire Hall
Mthortant
Haskard
Bolkions
Quilpie
Snl
Ne Tern
Mra
Eva. Toma
Tehnert
Haskard Nald
Flames Taecell
Blewell
Creh
Recesa
Linen Leones
Trocetlers
Courteous One Receives Home Treatment Christmas Notice
Neville Cook returns home for Christmas holidays from Deller Land Ranner's office and will be transferred to the Brichame office after holiday conclude.
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Neville Cook
Deller Land Ranner
Brichame
Quilpie Dust Storm Leads to Cooler Night
After a hot day a dust storm passed, followed by a cool change Saturday night. The town notes several residents and visitors traveling to the metropolis on holiday. Stork Passings record 70 mixed cattle from Eromanga to Quilpie, with 500 bullocks from Deroupert to Norley, and 12 halls charged by South Comongin to trucks Dusodine Pastoral Co.
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Ree Paterson
Delyaml
Aastics Mimecs Castles
A. Castles Fur
Terachlc
F. Tully
Naretha
H. Tully
Yambodda
EB Dentecher
Misa Thompson
Maybe
EB. Gbeon
Gunnedorah
Mia
Pauline ‘Tully
Alaric
Dano
Ivan
Ko Deatacher
J. Ware
Monavale
Heat Wave Drives Extreme Temps and River Decline
Thargomindah records a major heat spell with shade readings around 116 to 117 degrees, while the Balloo River falls. A child, Neville Easton aged 3, suffered severe injuries from a cartridge accident on the riverbank as an older firearm incident caused a crude explosion.
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Balloo
Neville Easton
Neville Eason
Community Officers Bid Fond Farewell To Mrs Peeler
A formal tribute to Mrs. H. C. Peeler marks her retirement from a long term as band officer amid warm speeches. Miss B. Tassel presented a fountain pen and stationery gift as thanks for her conscientious service. Mrs. Pegler resigned health concerns, with best wishes for happiness and song. A later afteroon featured a Christmas tree event by the Quilpin CWA branch for Quilty district children with gifts, toys, and a Santa arrival, as families attended a village Empire Hall celebration.
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H. C. Peeler
Cineera
Saxo
Bert
BH. Tassel
Peeler
Tassel
Shields
Britain’s Car Imports Decline In September 1025
The article notes a fall in car imports by Britain, with figures showing a reduced volume from major sources. It highlights the foreign supply mix and reflects on market pressures influencing vehicle inflows during the period.
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