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Fragmented OCR text describes prices and products with numerous garbled terms. Mentions cream, tires, and items with measurements and potential discounts. No clear event or entities beyond generic product references.
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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Feb 24, 1933
Page
10
Fragmented OCR text describes prices and products with numerous garbled terms. Mentions cream, tires, and items with measurements and potential discounts. No clear event or entities beyond generic product references.
Fragmented OCR style record shows sums and item names like Peed Barley Good Chat and Mew Gadites. Mentions of makers, buyers, and prices such as 50 and 20 currency. Ambiguous entries reference cash trades and quantities, with unclear dates or places.
The Commonwealth Bank Board announced a reduction in the discount rate on Treasury bills effective from February 17. The rate cut lowers discounts across all Treasury bills issued since the 1833 conversion, with notable historical rate changes cited for context. The new lower rate affects annual savings in the budget and is linked to government policy on treasury bills and related advances.
In New Guinea the aerial war disrupts freight rates as major TL de Havilland reports two Fox Moths in service between Salamea and Van Ite. Carriers race to lift cargo, with profitability tied to a price war among air lines. New Guinea aviation expands rapidly, with 25 tons of freight daily claimed and planes making multiple trips to support mining needs.
Albert Dunedan 34, and Albert Merger 68, both prospected for ore, died after suffocating in a narrow shaft at Bon nyong last week. Dene, 34, attempted to rescue Dunedan but also perished as others descended without full safety gear. Police and doctors attended. rescue efforts failed.
A court case reviews a alleged mistreatment of Gertrude, a child tied to a chair with a neck chain by defendants Weiss Dayle Rie and Artin Deas. Police statements describe years of caretaking attempts while Gertrude supposedly carried the chair in public and slept with it, amid disputed evidence and witness testimony.
A dramatic Montmartre crackdown follows the arrest of a Paris underworld figure known as The King of Cocaine. Police uncovered a vast drug operation spanning four quarters, with arrests including a woman and a man found with cocaine, heroin, and opium.
The readable text shows a fragmentary note about carta fulderk leaflets and envelopes with unclear context. No clear events, dates, or named entities emerge beyond vague references to materials and a chant motif.
The article discusses assessing Zebu cattle adaptions to tropical Australia. It mentions Mr K Kelly and efforts to secure 10 head of Zebu cattle, selecting the best stock for export and breeding to suit local climate and for use in dairying and transport. It notes owners guarantee costs for breeding and transport to suitable markets.
Mr RC Philp, president of the Queensland Cattle Growers Association, denounces the plan to import 36 head of cattle from America and cross bred Zebu stock. He laments tick infestation, warns of drought impact and calls the Zebu introduction a grave mistake. He cites Brazil and Australia’s experience as cautionary.
Fragmentary report notes beef quality and origin from crammed Zebat cattle, mentioning late 19th century stock and a shipment from Port Harty. Describes meat attributes such as colour and quantity and references spacey management in Fal Semarch bee vaccem. Contains uncertain names and places.
The article discusses a penny per gallon petrol tax change and its broad effects on American motoring. It estimates national fuel savings across cars, trucks, and motorcycles, noting totals like £967,758 yearly and impacts on road spending. It cites vehicle totals and mileage to project tax shift effects on petrol consumption.
The Supreme Court, led by Chief Justice James Blair, deliberates Mary Laney Brett Smytt’s petition for divorce on the grounds of marriage nullity. Justice Murphy and others debate act provisions guiding decrees and potential faults of relationship or kinship, citing older authorities and indicating possible relief under section 12 of the Matrimonial Causes Act.
Fragmentary OCR item shows a shop proprietress ad and financial market jargon. The readable parts reference Mrs W Smith and stock market terms with monthly publishing plans and rate comparisons, but many tokens are garbled. The item lacks clear names, dates, places, or actionable notices to summarize further.
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