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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jul 12, 1935
Page
8
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a military or parade order listing entities such as Saint Grafion and Bed Tex with times and positions, suggesting a public notice of personnel or unit movements near Albion Pere tomorrow.
The Queensland Country Life will publish as a weekly Thursday pastoralist paper in Brisbane replacing Grassory Tewten. It becomes official seman of the United Gratien Axe Sletten at Queensland and the Prishane Trrokers' Gee Brokert Association. A transport accident injured a man near Charleville, with ambulance services attending and the patient later moved to hospital.
An injury case described as Nightmare 1 Night begins with a muddy cart and ambulance crew aiding Mrs. Worsley from Tamia to Charlerville to catch Eve mail train. The team works to free the car from a clasping lock and transport the patient to Cearlerith with help from the Brittain line for a safe arrival.
At Charieville Hospital a meeting approved new appointments and terms for the forthcoming year. Chair Mecie C Tidewell, J. ML Mabbec and G. Allen led talks on wards, maternity care, and staff housing while detailing monthly pay and contracted supplies amid cold month shortages.
The Department of Public Instruction plans a medal and money order presentation to Max Salm for passing the Junior University examination. Mr Bedford, recently recovering, will not attend. Mr Cooper is absent but expected back. Salm now works in the Public Service under Labour and Industry. Charleville citizens subscribed to the award.
Statistics show goods handled at Charleville railway station from Cairo to May including 343 tons of freight and 37 tons of agricultural produce. Revenue rose to £5465 due mainly to freight on Milo and related materials with mixed results in cattle, shipments, and other merchandise.
Minutes from the Charleville Fire Brigade meeting record discussions on apparatus and gear expenditures totaling about £700 including water supply equipment. They debate station improvements and the potential relocation of the old engine to the nearby railway line, with focus on response readiness and safety.
A garbled piece discusses a chess or card game scene with players debating conduct and temperament. It mentions a post mortem scenario after a hand, faults in play, and imagined rules about shooting or annihilation, reflecting a dramatic, fragmentary portrait of a gaming culture. The text references partners, bids, and the need for correct play and temper.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe pricing and demand for rams and stock at a market near the Nile region. Mentions Dunstan, shipments, and early January 1934 trading terms with references to breeders, auctions, and potential saleyard activity.
A Charleville District meeting of the charity committee approved purchases for the school including tents football cricket balls gloves and wheels and a prize fund of 20 pounds. Principal Kirk will prepare a report on painting work and the committee plans to ask the Minister for Education for more information on prize eligibility. An event is set for August 2 in the town hall featuring a concert by the local orchestra and a debutante display.
A disputed Charity Shield final at an unnamed venue saw Bremner Chasity compete against Wal Awpatiolla Th curtain teat, with Namathete A noted as a contender and Eueathetla in pursuit. The outcome remains unresolved amid confusion and resales concerns as the match nears completion.
Retiring Senior Sergeant Williams and Constable Gimpet, long stationed at Charleville, are honored in a farewell procession led by former colleagues. Tributes praise their fair conduct and service as South Brisbane and Woorseroska personnel prepare to transfer. The event includes presentations of tokens and expressions of goodwill from Police, Court House, and Land Office staff.
The Land Commission met at Charleville with Mr M presiding. Applications for certificates were heard including 281 F D L Tully seeking permission to Ringbark, and 1 Gardiner with details noted. An adjournment followed for further review of several cases.
Local warden court records document permissions granted for a Prickly Pear area case. The notice references the Permiasian authority and a decision affecting the Ajoeramd region with specific proceedings noted.
The Adavale wrasse of Hep CWE A Deb is monthly meeting held on 1h July with Collvetag iavahers fervent. Minutes record officers Mine F WaIlly Mecdamm Fe Fevers treasurery C Power frers and Goleta. Delatiel eieb Wriace and Metzen Lewey Parpler sent reports. Pyrmat Prant arrangements for the annual event were planned. Mesdames Daiguish Lewey hosted the afternoon and Mrs Flower Ming P Wate agreed to act as hosts for the next meeting.
The Charleville Ammulamee committee held its monthly meeting on a Wednesday at Locust Road. The Hon Secretary reported a June balance of 118 pounds 4s, with receipts and payments itemized. A forthcoming meeting is planned for July 2 at 7 pm to fill the vacancy of Mr Smith, with Mr Parkas Campbell replacing him in the committee room.
The fragment hints at individuals named Abe, Chuminble Gampetalan, Windle, Willian, and Murphy involved in promotions or stations. It suggests a formal setting where notions of advancement, reassignment, and personnel actions are discussed, including an inspector and constable, with unclear outcomes and dates.
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