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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jul 29, 1938
Page
8
Report outlines a Gardener meeting with Selecters Association members about renewing authority to appoint, Employmen t protections and the Beser Act relation to workers compensation. DS Begs and Coate appear among attendees. HL Berry of Web Me w elected secretary for the year.
A transcription shows city planners debating a new street plan near Witte and Perry Streets. The mayor pushes to approve the proposal while addressing safety, materials, and construction sequencing amid opposition and calls for revisions.
A damaged list records rain totals and aid allocations across numerous towns and individuals after a storm. The fragmentary entry names dozens of places, from Crocdaie to Verone, with measured rainfall, relief recipients, and coordinating authorities, indicating widespread impact and relief efforts.
A disputed meeting revealed missteps in a town project. Officials argued over a proposed building at OneSet site while shop permits tied to O A Mile’s approval faced scrutiny. Local authorities promised action on disputed permits and future plans.
The practical examination linked with Trinity College of Lake Lamon occurs at the Convent of Mercy in Chuckville. Candidates, including Mary, Joyce, and Margery, perform under Sisters of Mercy supervision, with several pupils listed as merit or completion standings.
Weather disrupted weekend golf with good turnout and enjoyable afternoon. Opening card handed to Mr Stephenson as club championship events proceed with weekend qualifiers and public interest rising in the game among members and spectators.
Weather hampered shooting as competitors gathered Sunday at the Lee yard range. W McKnight posted a commendable score amid a chilly west wind with 2 and 3 at the yard, while other shooters struggled. Seven totals from Sunday's outing are listed, highlighting fluctuating performances and lingering form concerns.
The report outlines Cannamatta travel plans for a Sunday football event involving Mekal TL Beard and Metiwamel Peart ML. It notes practice improvements and faint progress, with players preparing for a key game with Captain F. Priescun to accompany the team to Cunnamialin.
A garbled report describes staged cups and matches at Chamautny Bas eat with many names and stray phrases. It mentions Charlee, Captain Bret, and Charles de Samuel in a Batimba Cup context, noting a late run and mixed team actions while omitting clear outcomes.
A lengthy transcript from an early service reflects on chance and providence. The speaker recounts a dramatic moment near a road incident and questions what would have happened had events differed. He emphasizes personal responsibility, faith, and seeking meaning through adversity.
Aldermen discuss declaring a portion of the town as a restricted area to protect building materials and prevent unsuitable development near the railway station. The plan aims to shield the public from fire risk and preserve aesthetics, with debate over immediate advantages and impact on private landowners. The motion passes by four votes, supported by Aldermen Finnigan Smith Winter and opposed by others citing private owner harm and protection needs.
Reading shows a mix of church services, social visits from Amby Downs and Weethamibe residents, and a country women’s ammunition drive. The Gra of Gordon Co business lingers as Molres markets Bele taters to nearby depot owners, with a dance sponsored by Seymour and attended by locals. Large cattle gather, 340 head reportedly consigned to a Southern property, and 71¢ cattle unit is noted with garden property details.
A fragmented report describes district weather with half inch rainfall over a wide area and lists numerous place names and irregular spellings. It mentions individuals from Wyandra, Sprig Creek, Alpha, Claverion and Yall, plus a school-bound family and a Monday post delivery scene involving Mr Taek Weatherall and local owners.
Quilpie notes recount a windy indoor event with local cyclists and dancers. The piece lists many participants and prize winners including Shodalland Conase Fromanga and North Comomese, with references to Beaumard orchestra, judges S. Mather and J. Cash, and a farewell gathering at the Imperial Motel for guests of honor Mr. Damke and Mrs. Wills.
A rural sheep show featured various classes with ewes of different ages. Notable outcomes included Mumbietame winning best overall in the ram and wool categories, with multiple placements across two and three year old groups. The event highlight was the Reserve Champion strong wool ewe and the Grand Champion string wool entries judged by Merryvine judges.
A garbled report describes Charley Mewky and Inither gumper visiting Chee Pie, noting reactions of locals to new roads and contracts. It mentions Loom and Newby family arrivals, Newley's departure, and a road from Cheepte to Quilpie with plans to extend to pubs, awaited by the Quilpie hire committee and Lands Department for a specified section opening.
A Saturday night dance in Adavale raised funds for the local French group of the CWA. Attendance was large, with Mr. Gh. Jones as master of ceremonies and Redolpha Dur beville visiting for a related meeting. Myra spent the weekend at Wanto Hill en route to Charterine.
Augathella residents report heavy rain easing dry conditions and enabling late-season work while town preparations for Convent races in September face disruptions. A petrol tank damage incident near Main Street prompted calls for council repairs to prevent further travel hazards and weather-related delays.
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