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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jan 29, 1937
Page
7
An OCR fragment outlines SWRA meeting terms with purses and nomination fees, stallion and starter limits, ownership consent, and the grand ball at night. It notes the secretary's control of nominations, eligibility checks, and potential fee retention if owners withdraw.
A fragmented royal racing program from Quilpie outlines Maiden Handlers, Hack Handieas and Mack Handicap events. Details include weights, prize money, entry rules, steward roles, and deadlines, with notes on penalties, scratchings, and secretary instructions for the February and March deadlines.
A fragmented obituary note recalls Wir Mem Relley mourned in Charteville on January te, with aching hearts and tear stained eyes. It mentions family members Leal and Bill, and hints at wartime sorrow and remembrance, ending with a listing for a practical berth control and hygiene counsel priced at 2/8.
Bracing schools prepare for circle medal prospects in Geeemland as the state party confirms leaders in residence. Modern bulldogs team updates show readiness amid shifting interschool tensions and upcoming prospects for student sports and academics.
The notice states an applicant, Frederick Turner, seeks permission from the Shire to fence across roads and boundaries near property GAL No. shears Farag Berta on We eater to erect a licensed fence across Scatters and Morder boundaries. The submission is directed by M P Hynes, Secretary for Public Lands, January 1937.
Staite Nelle to fin Eonar Shertosk, tate of Sandhills, Charteviais, Queens teed, wife of Wugh Rbedock de Brisker, twenty first day of March 1357. After the sapieetion of the lest wrtmant, of Irrigation and Water Sevely, Queensland.
The document outlines provisions of The Water Act and amendments, noting licenses for wells and connected works, and the required compliance. It names authorities such as the Secretary and regional irrigation officers and references the period of enactment around 1838 and amendments up to 1936, with penalties for noncompliance.
Sunday sale notices list a Tourer car £61 model speed, Avery Hotel Charterite advertises quick hardware and King tools, a Machinist set and bench with ropes and belts offered. Read like a mid century ad page with prices and contact hints and a plea for reasonable offers.
Fragmentary odds and ends from a Charleville Times page note a dated Friday item with unclear detail. The readable bits mention January and a financial or sales reference alongside stray numbers. No clear person, place, or event is established.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a race and possible action but details are unclear. Names, places, and exact events are not readable enough to identify the main subject or outcome.
On Friday evening a letter from Bedtont noting a Commonwealth grant and a third State grant had been obtained. On the motion of Ald. Gardiner and Palkenmier, the finance committee was authorized to go into the matter of a sewerage scheme.
Several fires broke out within about fifteen hours across the town last week. The first blaze near Parry Street East damaged four dwellings and caused an estimated £250 to £330 in losses. A second fire at a Alfred Street building involved a cycle depot and a man named Dore, with a largely old structure quickly consumed. A sew machin e and fonts belonging to Mr Dorwid were also damaged, with a bicycle rider injured nearby. The incidents affected multiple properties including Mr Saunders and Mr Mandeville.
Personal news notes report Mr J Stapbett left by car for Brisbase on business. Mrs HL Anson and children departed for Cosienpotts for two weeks holiday. Winners include the Winther of Uke Prank McDonnell Memorial medal for boys and top marks by Roman Catholic Schools students in recent state scholarship exams.
The fourth test began at the Adelaide Oval with Dem Brad as captain winning the toss and electing to bat. Early exchanges saw Bowne claim a wicket, while Higa bowled tightly, and a single run contributed to a tense start as one batsman reached 72 in the innings.
Fragmented OCR recounts a disabled veterans event at the Halk Sut with a short performance by Tina and a lively show at Sar tours. Mentions Mr Meativen and a choir scene connected to CWA and RRR LLA. Unable to parse full details due to garbled text.
Unable to determine clear entities or events from the fragment. The text lists names and numbers with unclear context, making a coherent summary impossible without additional readable content.
A Morven court dealt with multiple theft cases involving Gow and associates. The sentences reflected property ownership by Chevi and George Momma, with defendants convicted on scattered charges related to illegal taking and water bag value discrepancies.
Officers tracked a reported female sighting from Oakwood to a location near an Aberdeen awards event in Wales. A white sedan linked to the case was stopped, and authorities say they are pursuing a specific lead as the investigation continues with no injuries reported.
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