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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Feb 22, 1935
Page
8
May 9 event details outline ram sales and dog trials for the first annual show held on May 7 and 8 1935. Powell E and others listed as prize winners or organizers appear in this clipped notice.
Fragmented OCR notes mention horse racing items including prices 2/2 and 3/6, a betting or prize schedule, a local resident fund, and a series of dates such as 25 and 21/1. References to a Champion Michae by an association appear, with partial event notes and terms like Prive and Eve 20.
The event list includes Hunters with Maiden Hamter, Pony High Jump, and pony races. Entries show weights, prizes in pounds and shillings, with age requirements and limits of 300 miles from CharierMe. Substantial purses and first prizes are noted across multiple classes.
A historical racing card lists Lorens Champion Events with numerous pony and horse classes. Entry fees range from £1/1 to £6 with prime prizes including £1717 in purse and several cups. Open handicapped races and track events invite riders and mares aged various years. rules emphasize three-competitor limits and standard pacing stakes.
Breeding cattle catalog fragment lists various cattle lots with ages from six months and older, including heifers and bulls. Prices shown with fractions, references to breeders, and notes on selection from other herds. Details are fragmentary and placeholders indicate adjacent sections and misreads.
A fragmented set of show regulations covers entry eligibility exhibits and penalties. It lists steward duties admission times prizes entry fees and fines. The text mentions schedules entry deadlines delivery to the pavilion and unclaimed prizes or exhibits becoming property of the association. It references various classes including poultry and farm items with scattered participant names and locations.
The readable text shows miscellaneous items with numbers and names like Prime, Bem Pam Sem Caten, Onion Pickins, Detto Muscard Pistin Trier, Ame Goines Jelly. No clear event dates or coherent story emerges from the fragmentary OCR passage.
Auction style entry list details classes for cattle shows including Master Calf entries, groups of shorthorns, and fat cattle. It lists ages, eligibility, prizes in pounds, and notes on exhibit requirements and judging terms. It mentions champion and reserve champion designations and miscellaneous cattle classes with prize expectations and entry rules.
Fragmented 19th century style listing for class entries and prizes in strong medium and fine wool sections. Includes ram and ewe entries with assorted ages and price points, and unclear typography. Names and specific prizes are partially garbled but indicate entry fees two shillings sixpence and various prize amounts in pounds shillings and pence.
In a local listing an auction section invites owners of 88 or more siero station selectors to submit non competition exhibits. Items include greasy fleeces with oily colors, potato taken off, and judged entries. Entry fee two shillings per class with first prize one shilling ten pence and second prize ten shillings six pence.
Readable entries detail poultry sections with prizes for Rhode Island Red, White Leghorn, Brown Leghorn, Plymouth Rock and other breeds. Entries list cock and hen categories, weights, and entry fees along with breeding pens and quality awards. Local names and places appear in garbled form, but the main focus is breed classes, prize amounts, and entry numbers for a regional fair.
A fragmented grocery item list shows section 6 entries for oranges and grapes with prices. The text notes prime quality and a plate reference, implying a sales or pricing record from a store ledger. No clear names, dates, or places are present.
Section 7 entry shows local produce pricing and items including prime pinepick, best lot, locally grown onions, cabbage head price, and a note on beekeeping and honey products. Prices appear handwritten with several unclear figures and unit indicators.
Specimen notice invites boys under 19 in Warrego district to attend any school for a printing style contest. The sheet of foots cap bears words Central Warrego Pastoral Agricultural Association and mentions ornamental pen printing. Open to any boy or girl under 19 and under 10 years? brevity reflects OCR errors.
Advertises needlework and fancywork competitions for residents within 304 miles of Charleriilo sm. Prizes listed in old currency. items include beet pair mand embroideries, white work, pullover jumpers for children, and other handcrafts. Mentions entry rules and fabric details in period phrasing.
Fragmentary shop notes list juvenile cookery items with prices, including Date Creme and Cecaamet entries. Several lines show prices like 2/6 and 3d, and references to Beemer and Prine. The legible items hint at a school or fair catalog with small confectionery and pastry titles.
Fragmentary text references a guessing competition with participants or exhibitors, ages and potentially names. It hints at property or exhibit items and a session or date. Given missing context, the item records the event, participants, and age details as readable.
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