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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jan 03, 1936
Page
8
A fragmented discussion highlights pressure from synthetic fiber advances, wool growers, manufacturers, and governments. Proponents urge prompt, united action to promote wool, defend prices, and counter global campaigns favoring synthetic fabrics over natural wool.
Mere C B Neves formed a Western mall trip at Charville on a Thursday during a Brisbane visit. Dr J A Shansey returns home next Wednesday after an extended departure. He spent part of June in Japan and now visits his parents, Mr and Mrs Davidson of Charlesville. Due to the resignation of the chair of committee and primary producers, Cov from dralante Teaisterred moves to management of the Comeaumilla offer, Mr RL Wentlinds Baas transferred from the Charleville branch to the Quiiole branch.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an assault or bombardment on Thatzwminteh Street near Mewwark and the Immunhinn Comtable. Details are unclear but imply a violent incident with references to a siege or attack.
The Quewent and Primary Proderers Coop Am Tit, with the Followine welders promeat Mr A. Mt Detstorter, Wapdedale, Charter itt: at 1 ae 0T e at 77%. PE et UFR At an FT 3S at AL. Th at IN. Be ae N7%, 25 ak AT, oe 80T/8 30 at 17/8 Ee ae 17/8 Oe at AG/8, 8 an 17/3, 36 wt 19/3, 33 at 19/, 40 mt B0/, 28 at 28/9, TT at 20/3, 7 ie T1/, 36 wt 34/9, St at 21/8, 30 at MR 198 wt 18/, ST at 3 The totat of Lowe averaged 17/3.
Hancock, famed for several wins in the Australian lower levels, accepted a challenge before the Matc Gaskin Light event on Wednesday. The Times office reported Hancock showed willingness to fight, with remarks pointing to his past boxing success.
The second day of the Shetmaiel Skies match continued in Sydney as New South Wales led Queensland. Visitors struggled in the early stages with limited runs and fielding errors noted during the morning session.
Melbourne reports a high scoring day with Mrastiaas delivering a sparkling 223 not out to 557. Victoria starts morning with strong partnerships, Bratenam, Waite and Gregory contributing. Notable performances include Watt, Nagel and Walker with batting and bowling highlights as the total reaches 5 wickets for a large total.
The note hints at a race event with mentions of beauty and eraadoar. It references opportunities at ards opporunity and an unclear napepdad Bettas. Names and details are obscured, leaving a vague, disjointed record of potential happenings.
Fragmentary read from WaRWrc English text notes Slade School in Warwick appoints a heat master. The bearing climate of Warwick is described as conducive to two chases for the bore from the heat. Depot hardloes and Richest part of Warwict overlook a bee site with unclear references.
London dispatch details The Japanese focus on China with warnings of tough times ahead. The article cites The Tapani Me aye Miniater War Minister and Nay s Minister discussing immediate actions. It notes Admiral Okadla and references the 1935 events, stressing the need for national unity to face future challenges.
Scattered notes describe a prewar period event, a partial restock, and references to meetings and personnel. Names and places are garbled, but indicate planning and scheduling activity with mentions of an appointment and tasks to be completed. The readable portions suggest logistics and coordinated effort across entities.
Australia struggling at Eapetown as nerves show in the third Test. Fingleton scores amid a dramatic collapse after the first wicket fell at FA. By stumps eight down. South Africa debutant Qalankan impresses with a sharp spell. McCabe bowled for zero by his second ball. Bowling figures include Crase 1/38 Langton 14 Robertson 2/75 Balamkes 4/108 Mountche 0/73.
Heavy rain soaked Capetown Friday delaying planned activities. Officials said conditions eased as showers tapered, allowing some events to resume later in the day. Local parks and roads reported brief closures and cautious travel advised.
Tonight’s program features a galaxy of radio chatter and a moving picture rescue. Shirley Trample in City Top leads with The Calleo Dragon colored cartoon short. Warner Bros The Puyadi stars James Danne and Patrick Elm. Short films include Rabined and the Mand and Helier than the Cold.
The readable fragments show a long list of registrations and locations with many place names such as Harbor power, Plain View, Warrege Pare, Chariots Vale, and North Comoonamgin. Several names like Simran, Glendlle Om Acaver, and Sal appear among the entries. The text is heavily garbled but suggests a register or tally of falls and locales with numerous district or village names.
Brisbane acceptances list for the Plate races and entries at Alton Park. Names include Seid, Memearre vino navncer, Lady Tare, Calder Vesting, Waukem, and others with one mile plate details and race times noted. The fragmentary text lists entries such as Sr Momarch Jiaah Gi Ret Het Amiherar and Emule with horse names and possible weights.
The note details a troubled year with heavy rains in late spring and significant monthly fluctuations. It cites figures such as 1.7 inches for a period, 0 and 4 inches in various months, and a year total near 1031 inches in a skewed ledger. It mentions storms in September and November, and compares 1935 to earlier years like 1926 and 1900 with various rainfall tallies.
The Courier Mall lists tomorrow’s race program at Albion Mark with divisions and entries. Fourth Division features sifent som and Roundaman, First Division includes Sewmats and Wolowa, Second Division lists Test Tom, while Diwimen shows Beas Colle and Gotten testmant.
Company management presents a capsular pamphlet recounting air captaincy at Quanta Empire Airways Ltd. It highlights pilots and managers with long service and varied experience, noting shifts in hours and duties. Names and figures appear random and garbled in a partial OCR reading.
Revenue buoyant while expenditures rise as the British Exchequer reports for the year ending December 1930. The period shows an increase in fuel and related costs, with total receipts and outlays обсуждают. details indicate a rise from the prior year and a substantial overall increment.
Fragmentary OCR text mentioning names and dates with distorted phrasing. Core details are unreadable. entities and events cannot be reliably extracted for a coherent summary.
Apparent garbled OCR notes a corporate purchase involving New Zealand assets and a British entity. The fragment references rate comparisons and a period around 18 but lacks clear names, dates, or concrete outcomes. The item reads as an unclear business note with several transcription errors.
The week’s highs and lows are listed with scattered figures such as Saturday 18 degrees and Thursday 95.4, alongside erratic fragments mentioning Japan, a 1,000,000 pound note, and secret agents. The garbled text blends weather data with unrelated, unclear notes.
In a tense clash described with vivid detail Hatch edged ahead as Gaskin pressed the attack. Referee notes, crowd reactions, and moments of controversy frame a bout marked by rugged effort and strategic pivots until the final exchange decided the winner.
A report on a doomed flight details a crash near Alexandria with unclear survivors. One account mentions the plane sinking after a possible altimeter fault showing 200 feet above water. Rescue efforts and weather conditions are described in fragmented terms from the scene.
Fragmented OCR text shows a shop notice for Canon Hill Sales stating prices are slightly higher. No clear date, place, or full item details available.
A garbled OCR snippet mentions cold weather and fuel issues with unclear locations and names. The readable parts point to a regional notice about petrol or energy supply amid cold conditions, but precise details and dates cannot be determined from the fragment.
A fragmented note reports testing petrol substitutes at Bee Lyarehouses store in Eamets Deeks. It mentions tobacco use and a child, with unclear references to Soman and Gress Britan. The passage is garbled but centers on a test or demonstration of alternatives to petrol and related stock at a local shop.
An unreadable fragment mentions a person named Mamiey who will referee and refers vaguely to housing or a committee. The text is incomplete and lacks clear details about event date place or organizations.
The report records a boxing preliminaries night with multiple fighters and referees. Names like Wheeler and Crooky appear with scores and rounds noted, plus references to a close verdict and a popular decision.
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