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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jan 08, 1937
Page
7
Irregular dead memorial note dated January 10 1931 expresses sorrow and loss. It mentions family names Det. Jes Vera Ting Tom Hope and others as mourners. The aging text conveys enduring grief and remembrance in a heartfelt verse.
The readable text shows an unsigned fragment mentioning applications and Hazurday with partial page counts. No clear event, organization, or outcome is evident beyond incomplete references to signatures and dates.
Notice from New Farm authorities announces the imminent closure of the New Pura facility at the end of January 1937. The site in Maorvea will cease operations, affecting workers and local supply chains.
The text records a notice inviting written objections to an irrigation and water supply application filed in Brisbane. Grounds must be stated and lodged with the Commissioner of Irrigation and Water Supply by the specified date. The document lists legal representatives and town agents, with references to court procedures and registries.
Reconditioned items including Singer sewing machines and Holt Caterpillar tractors promise quick sale at Bramvrich Street Brisbane. The likely listings mention Christmas cheer of the Charterite Howie amid a flood of second hand goods and damaged text.
The Ambulance Desert Committee expresses gratitude to the Warrego Base Club for permitting the committee to race under its auspices. The arrangement will support the group's activities and community service goals.
In a tabulated listing of horse names and entries for a racing event, multiple horses are shown under divisions and purses with various handlers and descriptions. Notable entries include FIRST ENVISION, SECOND DIVISION, and PLATE 1 mile events with listed horses such as Sinaresa, Sir Monarch, Christopher Odin, and The Menace, among others.
Counter Mall lists entries for divisions and races at Albion Park noting horses Klemm Eagle Shannon Vale Wearnett Secomé Head Count Ea rned Gunsett Yeburm Christopher Robin Manresm Tauber Gay Stepper among others. The text reads as an anteclamation of entrants and divisions for an upcoming meeting.
The Char terilie Town Council meeting was postponed to later in the week while an agenda paper caused a delay. Also noted are details on a musical program featuring Star for Might with Trevor and Jem Darwell, plus weather and regimental notes about recent storms and rainfall.
The Morven ALP branch hosted a sports meet and dance on Saturday with Lincoln taking the open handicap event. W. Menary and W. McKimsic led the sporting crews, Str. J. Wikes oversaw events, and J. Lincoln, H. Heaydon, and C. Wilson secured top places in the main race. A large crowd attended the afternoon events and the dance featured music by Mrs. Glasson, MC by Mr. Middleton, and a chocolate wheel lent by Mr. RF Lond.
A chaotic notice describes a charity dance in Langie on January 23 with tickets 3 shillings and 2 pence, offering free admission for aged soldiers and featuring Seymour's orchestra. Funds support elderly residents cared for by the local CWA and volunteers, with catering arranged and tickets on sale at Charleville.
A Warrega Listen ort League meeting was held last Sunday with attendees including G. B Mare chair J. Meewite A. O Fapeull P. Locos E Mare and J. Usher. The group plans to contact Mr. McCallum to assess the need for suppressors on meters and arrange fitting and testing of receiving sets and related gear. A collection was proposed to fund unobtrusive suppressors and equipment for the project.
Maxwell Sal seeks a statewide scholarship in public affairs and a place at Brisbane University. He claims the best possible score with three A grades and hopes to secure a 104 course, asking the Charkerville district to back his bid for the hamdscam medal.
Quilpie Club members defeated The Mesteee on New Year’s Day in a high scoring match. Notable standouts included H James, Paterson 18, S Barry, J Bignell, C Helton, HM Bignell, and J Tansock top scoring with 56. Bennnett, Dever, and McConnell contributed key runs as the home side posted a strong total. The Mesteee’s bowlers included Hennessy and Tannock with several outs.
Warren Cricket Club members travel to Amenthella for a decisive victory. Forrest starred with 32 and led a 7% partnership, while Mahoney and Wakefield contributed key blows as Warregoes posted a strong first innings total and defended it to seal the win.
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