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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 22, 1934
Page
9
Auction sale announced by Daniel C. Wright, auctioneer, at Hasina Street location on Wednesday evening the 27th. Bids to be held for allotment of units under the supervision of the auctioneer and a designated official. Proceedings to determine the allocation of shares and property rights.
The committee extends gratitude to all who contributed donations and supported the amat travel appeal. Special thanks to those who answered promptly and with generosity, aiding the effort and reflecting strong community support.
A garbled report from Thargemindah District Hospital references Mab seer sect and changes in offers for a treice montioe with speed noted by the Secretary. The fragmentary text mentions a hospital context and administrative terms without clear detail.
Fragmentary note from a town clerk page mentions individuals Ry Onder and Smn with unclear affiliations MAPKLIN AFLAL AALS. Context is sparse, no readable dates or events provided.
In New Fooptati, residents discuss a proposed communications sale. The plan involves processing applications, oversight by a committee, and delivery of required services. Officials outline regulatory steps and review timelines as they prepare for the project.
In memoriam by Walter Kitz and Matilda Hadnedgr for John Naumedier who departed June 26 1932. Fragments honor a father and husband with lines of devotion and sorrow. The tribute lists family members and echoes a daughter and grandchildren mourning the loss.
Classified items include a house to let with electric light and central heating details for Mrs V J Versace at Shalassy's Galaton Street. Also a rear-folet lease at Koltys Mrs Me Me Kay, and a notice about sweet oranges and other fruit for sale with prices. Mentions W Power Alfred Street and Palmwoods with prices in shillings and pence. Ends with names Glyn Conolly and others.
The notice urges children who are shedding smilebalanes to attend practice at the Town Hall on Monday and Thursday afternoons at 3:45. It offers participation in dances such as wales, one step, and fox trot, with emphasis on the wartime world.
Tenders close today for the Char lovilly Returned Soldiers fund. The work, to be completed for the October meeting, will be carried out by Garland and others with officials opening ceremonies led by the Governor.
Mr and Mrs James Werriman express gratitude to friends for expressions of sympathy in the sad loss of their brother Alam Winter and brother in law.
A damaged notice from Charleville details a 1934 selection for treasurer and committee positions. It states ballots must be paid in advance and that candidates’ written comments from subscribers are to be considered. Returning officer LC Guentier signs the document.
The provided text is garbled and unreadable, with numerous misspellings and nonsensical phrases. No discernible people, places, organizations, dates, or events can be reliably extracted for a factual summary.
Frederick Geyle of GF 2584 seeks approval from Crample Shire Council to fence and gate roads along the northern and eastern boundaries, include a crossing at Southeast boundary, and erect signs as shown on the sketch. Objections must be delivered to the Clerk of Quilpie Shire Council within four days of this notice dated June 22, 1998.
A parish fete was held on Thursday at the corner of Wills and Alfred. Mrs A McWha attended, with Mr TL Sands. The Charnegie Trturned Holdin facing Chub seeks to have the colin casket drawn in Clarterillr during Diggees' Week, adding an attraction as the district boasts more and richer events.
Instructions from Mr A Har direct an auction of a house and land near the Bustmens section of The Te w. The property is well situated though details are fragmentary. The sale date is uncertain due to garbled text.
The report notes Frater. A Walben of 4 Cornwell and 4 it Fincibbons arrived in Chertevisic on Wetwerday. The railway agent conveyed the update and a man named Mr. SAS. Wamter was ill with a rotageo illness during the past weeks. My Alam Winter, Shady Dewan, died recently after being flown from Tambo to Methane and admitted to St. Matins Hospital.
A fragmented note outlines page five of a local paper feature titled Farecaat the Correct Scares. It mentions a literary competition between Poe themed verses by Chucheville and Censewelia, with a 11 o'clock Saturday morning entry deadline and an entrance fee.
Twelve young actresses trained in Charleville will perform Thursday at the Town Mall. Miss Madge Seymour leads a lineup including modernized Frisk Jie and a pony ballet of eight. Jean Mario’s top dance specialty promises a graceful, entertaining program with prizes for attendees.
The Kelle Workers Association held a dance night in the town hall attracting a mixed crowd. Prizes awarded included best couple and best costume, with notable winners Mr. Dam Moremicn and Mex Lamby. A separate raffle and refreshments were mentioned.
A noisy description lists a weekday film program with Marion Tarin in Tears of My Heart and The Sweetheart, Durin, plus John Wayan in The Maw Pre Momteres. It notes matinees tonight and tomorrow, repeats of a seven day feature, and Mickey Mouse in Miracles Gala.
Fragmented report discusses Woodfullies tactics and Edeline's bowling, noting possible slow scoring and Nottingham conditions. Mentions Beating selectors, Crist and O'Reilly slowing opposition, and Durliog McCaba potential to play in the Test. Names appear amid a broader debate on bodyline and team selection, with no clear outcome.
An unclear OCR snippet mentions disturbance and collectable fees. It references a beat, graters, and items taken. The readable terms include names like Dee and Gratiers but lack coherent facts or dates. The piece reads as damaged text with no complete event or identifiable outcome.
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