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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jul 21, 1933
Page
7
Fragmentary notice items show an empty house to let and a wartime propogement theme. Edward Sereqt Bane appears as a listed name amid scattered terms for telegraph and director posts, with garbled phrases suggesting a period classed creative or promotional content.
The 14th Annual Meeting of the Contributors to Charveville Centre of the GATS convened on Thursday evening at Beleade Goomr Galatea Street Charleville. Nomination and election procedures were outlined for two former officials seeking reelection, an Auditor position replacing Mr W R Ste hott, and other vacancy nominations to be received by the secretary before the annual meeting.
A damaged historical notice describes a mass diphtheria vaccination effort in Queensland. It details active immunity via injections, timing and doses, and notes thousands of children treated under state health authority guidance. The text cites J. Gurnie Health Inspector and regional districts including Charleville Amethystla Cunammanulla Quilmie Morren and Melbourne lab vaccine production.
TO LET. COTTAGE opposite Presbyterian Church with electric light and all conveniences. Apply to C Dunne or phone 274 Charbrie, for a reasonable rent.
For sale notice advertises a club hotel in Quilpie with utilities including electricity and water. Terms accepted with partner involvement. inquiries to proprietor for details on sale conditions.
Mr Comaraton informs customers of a closing Coke Shop at Hotel Corones building now selling bread, seed, bam and rakes at the Parts Cafe with prices and inventory to clear.
The Land Administration Board approves a novel toxin belt to destroy Hague. Made from carved bedocks with strychnine, it differs from earlier tools and promises higher effectiveness. Priced at 5 shillings per case of about 20 balls, obtainable via Dre xter Improvement Boards Shire Councils or Government Poison Store Homa Street Brie fame.
Notice announces a registration application for the transmission of tithe funds tied to Allotment of section 72 Charlestie in Bay area. Named deceased proprietor is RieD an Twist of Charteville with death in 1922. Claimants Sydney Charlies Mibtey Twist Eurondfia and Joseph Edward Ureta Wihora Angafella Devleeon Trut seek lodging objections by a specified deadline.
A fragmented note expresses hope for reelection and addition of a prior policy item, but text remains incomplete and unclear.
Notices from Warrege Geanlers family acknowledging funds raised. Reported totals include £110 4s 8d from Mr. R C Ly and £7 8d from Mr CG Overall, with the overall sum noted in local currency.
The by election in the Valley shows Sem Bree tington winning with Labour candidates Memmington and WeLaary among others. Reported figures include Drassington majorities and various local applicants for roles, with names and addresses to be submitted. A Salvation Army week social at Mefellows Mall is noted along with ballot details and multiple applicant counts.
A town notice previews a Monday lecture by Me. HLF Stacie on Curruntam Frat life and local industry. It highlights a Land Administration Board notice about a new prepared bait for dingoes and foxes, claiming improved results over blood meal bait, with cost details and distribution through Shire Councils and government stores.
Fragmentary text from a historical newspaper page shows garbled phrases about a primary and some officials. The readable portions mention a state department and election context, but most details are illegible. No clear events, names, places, or dates can be reliably identified from the readable fragment.
A historical snippet touts a cough remedy marketed as a money saver and long used in Australia, claiming concentrated ingredients and strong relief. The fragment mentions a maker and a claim of parity, hinting at a patent or codified branding without specific dates or locations.
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