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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Feb 06, 1942
Page
4
A fragment describes an EME position for a stalled taveghost, offering over £25000 and an estimated £2000 for ID41/42. The notice, dated 1st, asks for applications by 5 pm Saturday. Signed by SR Macklin, clerk at WFLA Falls.
The fragment notes a public notice about creditors and a court process following a capital or statutory event. It mentions a dated signatory Barnett Patrick Ceratye and a tranes line, indicating a formal legal proceeding and registry actions to follow.
A dated notice from the Military Board outlines compulsory enrollment for males reaching 18 after February 1 1961. It sets residency and citizenship requirements, enforces enrollment within seven days of turning 18, and warns a maximum £201 fine plus three months imprisonment for noncompliance. Port Office or Training Area authorities collect forms at listed drill halls and area offices across Australia.
Fragmented OCR notes describe eating apples with a June 17 date and references to cattle or cargo terms, freight charges, payment by cash or cheque, and a guarantee. Mentions The Summit and Southern Line but details are unclear and scrambled.
Auction notice for O Reillys Cafe at Wyandra Tingaston offering premises in good order and easily managed with petrol oils batteries and other stock. Hairdressing room on premises. Valued stock and rental terms including sale price around £600. Sale includes Keay rental and associated fittings.
In loving tribute to our dear one who passed January 26 1948 a dutiful daughter and devoted spouse. Inserted by their loving family with thoughts from son and grandchildren Len Mary Soha Darel and Coble.
Fragments report Geanam Keel of Advair injuring his arm on Wednesday and being taken to Adavaie hospital for care. Sara Bows barmaid fell down stairs Tuesday with chest injuries as first aid and hospital treatment followed. ambulance transfers to Charlotte for further care noted.
The council calls for applications for the Town Clerk position following a council meeting last night. Applications close February 20 and will be reviewed at a special meeting on February 23. The document lists several departmental expenses and a total.
A fragmentary tale describes a man offering a bet of ten pounds and a ring, with another figure named Briggs and Hachmmann Calforsis involved in a bond dispute. The text hints at a financial contention and a large sum of £25000, with a woman connected to the scene. The readable portions suggest an intrigue over wagers and legal or financial stakes.
A fragmented report notes the end of a two docimbup ordeal in Chicago. City officials and patrols reportedly closed the case, with limited readable details on individuals involved and the outcome.
An appeal to children to collect parcels as part of a campaign in Lochheart. The fragmented text mentions tables of activity and children sending wool items weighing over nine pounds, indicating a local effort to gather goods.
In the Antrevat of Health and Eficiency the army requires workers to arrange a single day off each week on Sundays and public holidays. Officers on duty must implement a system ensuring no disruption to their branch’s work while maintaining the day of rest.
The Bunler Star issues its final edition amid claims rapid national coverage and transport hurt local revenue. Editor cites lack of local business support and appreciation as key factors in the newspaper’s closure, noting broader strain on country newspapers.
A murky notice describes a supply group joining Anie Comnell to reorganize regional output. It lists raw materials shares and percentages for rubber, copper, and other commodities and mentions a key factory as a common asset, with broader territorial aims and industrial measures implied.
An English retired Army officer trained in bomb disposal discusses British methods and plans for organizing explosive hazard response across a port area. He notes arrival of American personnel and intensive preparations to ensure rapid, safe disposal of any false or unexploded devices encountered at seaports.
TAITS PICTURES ventures screening Uni branded at Tak Cinema Theatre with Zame Gray's Last of the Busnes. George Montgomery and Lynne Roberts star, Kadis Albert and Jon Lose also in The Great Sir. Nobody. A Walt Disney color cartoon features Donald Duck. The Saint of Palme Boetane, Kirk Sanders and Wendy Raye Brat appear in a Mine scene. Concludes with The Shade chapter and a brief Beltaine round melody.
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