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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jul 25, 1941
Page
7
Nominations for the Patriotic Meeting nate and Kiandra Cup handicap are opened with a prize of £4 for the winner and £1 for second. Open to all horses with runes and late rates noted. Entries approved by the committee. jockeys optional.
Wright's Agency Auctioneers lists removal actions for Gearwater Corporation under a public action at Rural Motor Garage Willow Street. The sale is set for today with one Chevrolet vehicle to be sold under the Hire Purchase Agreement Act of 183%.
A damaged OCR reads land parcels near Charheyle with a 2s Grews ale property listing and references to streets Biward Watron and Parry. The notice mentions Section 37 town of Charheyle and a large portion of surrendered allotment.
A local public notices correction clarifies the status of car repairs funded by city funds. Officials outline corrected figures and timelines. Residents are advised to review updated details for compliance and reporting.
Help wanted for a cook at a railway station near Tambo with competitive award rates. Apply Dalenty and Co for further particulars.
Mire Bedford and family express heartfelt thanks to Warrego for the tribute honoring Se memory, acknowledging the support and kindness shown during their loss.
A family requests support from relatives following a death. The notice expresses gratitude for condolences and asks friends and neighbors to assist with arrangements and practical tasks during the bereavement period.
Memorial note from family inserted by his mother and siblings Paddy Tom Mick Jim Bob and Jack. Lowman expresses devotion to Fran ce Rewmas who passed away January 25th, 19K. He is remembered for the face and voice loved, though far from sight or speech.
Notice is given that after fourteen days from publication an application will be made in the Supreme Court for probate of the will and codicils of Arthur Bernard Nagel deceased to Annie Charlotte Nagel and Gordon Edwin Nagel of Dillalah Yanna Siding Charleville. Objections must be lodged before grant and the registry is open for inspection. The executor is Captain and Paledann solicitors, Brisbane.
Joseph Ratnaford Loughnan of Woolarbila near Michell and later Swootersila and Tera Goodongs bred fine wool and horse stock. Born in Waterford Ireland, he emigrated to Australia aged five, held 80000 acres on Culgoa River, merged properties with brother before dissolving partnership, married Edith Saunders in 1896 and left four sons and a daughter. He was a keen lover of sheep and thoroughbred horses, with Leckray the notable racehorse.
A dated letter argues petrol rationing harms rural industries and jobs. It claims government boards mismanage policy, worsens insolvency, and burdens country areas while urging a taxpayer revolt and urgent national reform. The author appeals to ministers and economists, highlighting pastor and transport workers affected.
A grateful letter from Reginald Gamkin expresses appreciation for the Exeter hospital staff, matron and sisters, and Chaeterite hospital volunteers who aided him after a wafertwaue accident. He thanks donors, collectors, and those who attended a dance, requesting personal thanks and publication indulgence.
At a special meeting the Charleville Town Council met Thursday night. William Jobe Larkins Hall was appointed as sideman in the room of Alderman Laracy. Alderman Hall was nominated by the Mayor Ald. J Binnie and seconded by Ald. J Palkenmier. This was the only information available.
Rumors spread in Charleville alleging a returned soldier lacks patriotism and fitness. Investigations show the man enlisted in the ATF and served in Europe. he was discharged as medically unfit. Repatriate bodies promptly contacted him and ensured his welfare. no indication of poor morale. The rumors hinder recruiting and are dismissed as mischievous.
A garbled report recounts a city council session about a complaint and the department's role. Members discussed council review, timing, and whether to seek full details from the department. Questions arose about who can file, what records may be shown, and how to proceed with potential procedures. The debate touched on transparency and authority, with mixed opinions on disclosing names and origins of the complaint.
Western Queensland Labor leaders press for Labor endorsement as the party moves to choose its candidate for the Warrego seat at the next state election. Secretary Bryan will announce the selection process while a three way contest forms with two independents and the sitting member, with Dr Wate Brown and Ian Ammonsearch among those cited as possible entrants. Randolph Metered Labor and MP Barnes comment on the campaign and the push to win Bundaberg seat from the Labor Party.
Peggy Armstrong was crowned Queen of the Warrego after a colorful procession and pageant that drew over 164 people and £40 in door takings. The ceremony, lasting hours, honored four months of fundraising by the Charlee committee with patriotic aims.
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