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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 03, 1938
Page
5
A vivid record of a lively function in Quilpie with numerous performers and acts. The event featured variety numbers, inclusive of songs and dances, performances by named participants and a humorous encore, reflecting a well attended community gathering.
A fragmentary tale notes a traveler along Parramatia street moving at speed past 15 over an hour. He holds a hamel, combs a tule, and confronts a Procerator figure named Perringia. The piece references a Perramatia read and a far exceeding speed limit violation on 3/1 at Plamington.
Fragmentary report notes a decree penalising certain bachelors already under imperial Gacnathm influence. It states that no further appointment will be made for the position of mayor, town councilor, or chairman, impacting local leadership prospects.
A fragmentary editorial argues Britain’s migration policy affects Australia as debates over refugees and immigrants intensify. It cites social strain, aging populations, and calls for clearer facts on treatment and work opportunities. The piece suggests a broader public education campaign to address misperceptions about immigrants and the economy.
A historical note describes a dressing dressing trial for wool protection during shearing. Tests by Ate Mo Parton assess wool retention after processing, claiming the dressing keeps wool clean and reduces dust while the fabric remains workable. The report highlights practical outcomes and notes the dressing’s effectiveness under field use.
A garbled OCR fragment references multiple individuals aged 22 and 19, drunken conduct, property damage, and photographs. It mentions fines, transport orders, and alleged assaults, with scattered sums in old currency and references to a late noble will and public figures.
Obituary recalls Mr LE Peyton a man of character and public service. It notes family roots in Oakwood and Triatane, military family background, and the Peyton brothers enlisting in the Great War. It mentions marriage, surviving wife and two sons, with sparse details due to fragmentary text.
A fragmentary OCR readout mentions items like Aardwond Cypress Hump mnd Bunya Pine stocked ty Roast and Dremmed with Mowldings and Hand Saw Work. Mentions Caton and Ftardien as suppliers or makers, with unclear phrasing and no clear event date or resolution.
An OCR laden fragment describes machinery work in Sydney linked to an air communications company and a public safety incident. It mentions a 12800 cable set, earth weight of 476, and a man named William Jaxepheon with injuries described in graphic terms. It references Cheyaned and a painful path of injury through the shoulder and neck.
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