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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Feb 03, 1933
Page
2
The Jericho Shire Council adjourned discussions on a ward name change and delayed action on By-law 22 regarding gate access. Clerk T. DawA report shows financial balances and minutes reflect motions by Dr Roblins, with allocations totalling 715 pounds 8 shillings 9 pence.
An early 19th century telephonist named S Outer, from the Wenters family circle, suffered a severe thigh wound while sheep handling. The knife cut the femoral artery, causing fainting before treatment. The telephonist's quick response and a doctor's arrival likely saved his life.
The article covers Red Poll cattle pricing at auctions and shows, noting early maturity, weights from calves to fat steers, and top prices. It cites Norwich and Ipswich markets, names figures such as Royal Sal Titania, King, and Sit Ouy Trmbling, and records averages around 70s per cwt with notable carcass outcomes.
A garbled dialogue presents a worker asking for a raise and a manager calculating annual time off from a 365 day year. The exchange includes days of sleep, recreation, Sundays off, vacations, and weekends, leading to a final question about entitled rest. The dialogue features Pat, Annie, and references to St Patrick's Day amid chaotic figures.
A conference of representatives from producers exporters and state governments approved a plan to form a national meat council. The council would include government nominees producers and exporters with defined regional representation and a rotating chair. Proposals include voting rules, levy use, and a permanent committee to oversee implementation and commerce matters.
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