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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jan 20, 1933
Page
8
Fragmented text describes water flooding in towns around Oskoy with portions underwater and deep tiling issues. It mentions Grenks and stock being delivered or swept away, and a reference to Trowsomte and Pails in unclear context.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe rising tensions and imagined conflict involving Peru and Anatralias. Mentions military preparations, regional powers, and potential alliances, with unclear references to neighboring states and possible escalation in the Amazon region.
A scrambled report relates attempts to locate Hinkler over a vast area from the Forest of Othe in France. February storms hindered searches as a message from Bernesare indicated no success. Parallel efforts by Captain Boge Vie and Sthome Vailey are described, with later updates mentioning a possible return of the search party to base.
A garbled entry list outlines tomorrow's park race card with plate 57 and purse for 1 mile 57 yards 155. names include Veralex Bright Mex Tremere Petmaala and Amber's Own Derryvuin among others, with divisions and participants such as Toy Speed Sittin Lat Trelewney Hadagain and Treesmdor noted in the broken text.
Augathella prepares a Saturday caddy meeting at the racecourse under Hospital Ranch Club auspices. The 71st January marks the event against the candid stam of Country Queen Mies Gertie Mc Queen. Spectators are promised a well arranged programme and comfort, with notable performers and a large consignment of Courlevitie Sills.
London ringside reports Leo Bandias was knocked out in the second round by Laurie Valerie of Stratford in a billed bout at the Crystal Palace on January 1. The Australian team posted the result as Mandias or related confusion noted.
Fragmented OCR text describes a cricket match involving Australia and England with uncertain details. Mentions Woodfall and a score around 15 runs in a quick opening pair. Includes references to BeGland and mining terms, but specifics are unclear due to garbled wording.
The Board of Control discusses a brewing dispute after a match involving Ragland and Anstrane. The report notes bitter feelings among players and a push to maintain friendly relations between Ragland and Anstrane, with no involvement of Woodie or other Anstrian players. A cricket meeting in London plans to address Australia’s protest over a controversial series.
Fragmented report describes a fatal tram accident involving Wowan and a ram, with tram platforms and cargo from a camel shipment bound for Quilpie. The scene mentions camels, a seaside resort link, and recent camel movements around Charleville, with officials alerted as the convoy departed.
The council discussed borrowing up to £2500 for water reticulation improvements. Mr Sharp's report urged larger mains and tendered work with several street relays and cleaning plans. Aldermen debated costs, valve placement, and timing while officers weighed the department's recommendations and potential involvement of the Water Authority.
A fragmented report notes freight and agricultural trends with rising railway costs and reduced live stock. It indicates December COD sales were weak, while fodder and water scarcity persist, yet signs point to gradual normality as industry support links to local recovery.
An OCR fragment from a Queensland coastal magazine discusses Capricorn geography, local schemes, and public works. It mentions Aldermen, a District Improvement agenda, water supply plans for Charleville, and a debate over street connections and funding, with references to governance and infrastructure costs.
Dalgety and Co recalled a list of wine prices noting initial bidding and resale terms. The text shows garbled pricing figures and references to standard measures, with mentions of Melero and general market activity. No clear outcome or institutions beyond Dalgety and Co appear.
Anter for Works outlines December 1906 applications for painting repairs and residences under a government revival plan. About 257 applications were lodged, with 60 under review, 33 selected, 28 under convention, and total payments around 51,884. Expenditure on active schemes reached 608,775.
Fragmentary OCR shows Queensland export data for the year with total value figures and comparison to previous year. The readable portion references the total value of exports and a prior-year total, but many words are garbled.
The committee at St Tomas Protyterien Coane Daegmek un Wedeenany decides to proceed with the BUEN tender for a modern brick church at the corner of Cwuninghass and Archibald Sirmets replacing a cottage. Mr Genge Picken's bid was rejected and the cottage will be moved to another allotment. Groundwork to begin in March or early April with the new building expected to boost local employment.
A garbled government memo relates to a proposed adesthomi cmethed termination and the impact on reef workers at Charleville. The letter notes ministerial approval of an addition and a plan for arrangements beginning next week under Under Secretary HLACI and Department of Labour officials.
A fragmented notice references Mr Ramdolph Bedford of Bedford, Wisconsin, and a discussion on tutherninar Werner treme requesting public guidance or action regarding educational instruction and institutional involvement in the local area.
The Coroner heard testimony about a death linked to a jealous dispute and poisoning claims. Evidence described a woman taking prescribed pills and water with a man later identified as a neighbor, amid speculation of murder by poisoning. Police and ambulance attended, with the Acting Coroner adjourning once the case details were examined.
A fragment discusses recurrent indigestion and a purported remedy. The text references a packing company, Mr Connor, and urges readers to try substitutes such as medications after noting digestion-related issues and fermentation of food.
Fragmented notice discusses a dental guarantee in vague terms with garbled text. It mentions WA and AR contexts and references time elements and names but remains unreadable in key details. The readable fragments hint at a promotional claim and possible terms but lack clear persons, places, or outcomes.
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