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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jul 10, 1936
Page
10
A chaotic Ipswich Cup match features Tar Western Yam defeating Saeee spectators in a dramatic cricket scene. Peter leads scoring bursts, Richardeas and Sreshweey contribute key plays as Tar Western Yam outshines rivals and earns crowd approval amid tense moments and strong field performances.
A garbled OCR notice reports a theft of clothing tied to a person named George James Losin and possibly George Renner. It mentions holiday morning events, a magistrate, and the property belonging to Rammre's Chewn We, with a borrowed sum and a month-long pending action.
Fragmented OCR summary lists numerous names and roles for aerial mail duty and passing ceremonies. Mentions Her R Steph maon, Kowa, Mr Breten, Longreach, Thompeon, Cattre, Yogan, Menadhe, F Sesteter, Jean Mireille, Moyle, and magistrate Noyes Miller. Notes a court at My. Noyes Miller Magistrate and a case involving Moyle with admission of guilt for the offence.
Fragmented OCR text describes a July 15 event with names including Ryda Juby 1H and mentions chartered Ampriat Teste. It references a possible late letter of Cherbeetile falke and a local park gathering with Keren Meir and Rierwend. The garbled prose hints at a race or match and a plan to travel to Quliehe for a game or meet.
The piece reports strong opposition to tariff hikes seen as endangering Nalineal wool industry welfare with estimated £15,000,000 income loss. It notes federation actions against Japan amid heightened trade tensions, internal debates on retaliation, and calls for protective measures and sustained domestic production.
A lengthy, heavily corrupted report outlines parliamentary discussion on Japan's trade and the empire’s influence. It references the Reversal, Far Eastern markets, and proposals affecting imports worth millions, including a focus on sugar, wool, and industrial goods. Government stance and potential retaliation are debated amid calls to deepen trade links and rectify imbalances.
Sunday night the Crarieville Debating Society held a session with president O Driscoll in the chair. The topic: Feats the meet of modern manners the benefit to humanity. An emotive ride drew lively remarks and cheers from members present. Next Sunday night debates on whether street tram transport is more beneficial than railways. New members invited.
Fragmentary OCR lists names and roles for the event at Aither Park with scattered items including Meadow, Jremin, Little Jill, Amberges, and Feuilan. The text shows garbled place names and unclear dates but indicates a public gathering and performances.
Fragmented OCR text lists horse names and purses in a racing program with partial annotations. It mentions entities like Manresa Sir Duncan and horses such as The Menace Mood, alongside divisions and names, but the readable portion is incomplete and lacks coherent context.
An elderly man died at his home in the county, triggering a village inquiry. Details mention the farm, neighboring families, farm staff, and dependencies on local farms and pastors. The deceased, Mr Maclean, had relatives and survivors including a widow and extended family.
The article outlines a heated cabinet debate on import controls for rayon and other goods, with figures like Mr Newton and Mr Hemmerson cited. It notes proposed measures to protect domestic industry, the impact on prices, and the possibility of broader economic adjustments including credit and trade balance considerations.
A local farewell was held at the home of Mire 4 Romell Anenthaile on Sunday with attendance from parents and friends. Speeches praised the retiring official and thanked Mr W. teen for his service as chair of the scheme committee. Attendees included Mr Florence and other town figures, who expressed gratitude and best wishes for the retiree.
A fragmented OCR note describes a Monday dawn wedding with Bride Maewth and Bridegroom Michael, attended by family and friends. The ceremony included music by K Meurte and Blan Basler, Ave Maria sung, a diamond cake, and a reception with gifts while departure for Birkhabane was planned.
A fragmented advert lists low grocery prices at a Chartertt street shop. It mentions Thom Comino Brve and Mure of Alfret Street, with references to daily ad updates from morning to afternoon and deliveries from 12 to 4. The garbled text implies ongoing price promotions and tag mat details, but specifics are unclear.
The note outlines urgent meetings and budget reviews amid unsettled conditions. Key figures include aMurech Biles and HIE home in Bar, with references to prepaid mailings and a parameter for a kvm adl. The document mentions evaluations planned for early May and a potential update from EtSi.
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