Unclear Fragment: Sunday July Event Listing
Fragment shows a Sunday July date, stray phrases about a poem or address, and references to a supper common anthem by a choir. Lacks clear people, places, or events to summarize fully.
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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 30, 1939
Page
7
Fragment shows a Sunday July date, stray phrases about a poem or address, and references to a supper common anthem by a choir. Lacks clear people, places, or events to summarize fully.
An ad advertises positions and opportunities for individuals with integrity to join a company seeking a high reputational partner. It notes applications to a Saeeman Collector in a box address and mentions candidates with international experience in Libuan Angallectin and Austra ia. The notice is signed by A I COOREY and I Stephessen as solicitor in Cherlerilie.
Government sale notices advertise Pattie Aschon offering land leases in Quilpie town. Auctions will set rents at two shillings per con ten and require capital sums. For further information contact the land agent in Charville.
Public notice from Charleville Council warns of intended borrowing from the Treasurer of Commanded for road making plant and works. Details include estimates, specifications, statements, and inspection at the offices.
William Alfred Matlock of Charleville declares intent to apply to the Shire Council for a permit to erect two fences across a road in Burrandithe joining the North eastern and Southern boundaries. He states the fences will be on the road’s boundaries and will be four chains apart, with a boundary fence on each side. The notice is signed by WA Hay, local official, Charleville.
Mr and Mr Peter Jnr of Ansa Vette express sincere appreciation for a benefactor who organized and supported the recent race meeting at Aupathetin. The note thanks the organizer for their efforts and generosity.
Fragmentary obituary notices honor Mrs McDonald and Mrs Levine. Text references June 19 1987 and a 1938 death, with family members Cherie, Mary, and Vera named among survivors. Content is damaged and partial but conveys remembrance and grave visitation language.
Prince and Carter accompany J Welt and S Turner on a local visit. Notable participants include MMgwth and Seba as part of the delegation.
The Charleville weather shows June rain totals around eighty six inches with clouds lingering through the week end. Early July events loom as tickets go on sale for the inaugural Charleville Police Hall function on July 12 at Corquea Hall. A Police Hall Committee meeting outlined details and rotations, while ticket sales to date have raised a substantial sum.
In Beebe a public disturbance centers on a controversial method to raise a larger sleeper and domestic racker prices. The incident drew attention from local officials and residents, with confusion about the involved parties and the exact event. Police reported no serious injuries.
The case concerns a plaintiff seeking 5200 in damages in the magistrate court this morning. The plaintiff, Mert Webeter, appeared with attorney Hemschele and was remanded for further bail after a brief hearing at the Criminal Courts in Charneville, with proceedings noting travel constraints and family impact.
On two Sundays the distribution of medals to mothers in Germany occurred. About 2080 mothers in Devin will receive the Gold Cross for having eight or more children, 6108 with seven children receive the Gold Cross, 3500 with four or five children get the Silver Cross. The medals feature small figures and enameled designs, and the reverse shows a greeting and privileges in public transport, pensions, and other benefits for worn recipients.
The Home branch of the Varaned Aivasiens Annetations held a meeting last week to discuss political action and industry concerns. The session noted upcoming travel and sittings related to the Wend Ast risory Commission, with officials preparing routes and dates in Quilpie and nearby towns. The Twin Halt gathering saw Mayor Auka presiding as the Arabian Cratten Inapolled treasurer reported £120 raised for various charitable functions, with thanks extended to the committee and Ambulance stall members.
Loune RETAINS TITLE amid a close match as the challenger falters in the fourth round at the Vamber Stadium. The defending champion proves steady with clean punches and controlled movement, while the opponent struggles to land decisive blows.
The foltheime candidates fromm St Mary's Convent School Charteris show results in the latest examination. Details of individual student scores and ranks are listed in the school report accompanying this notice.
Fire brigades responded promptly to a blaze at Charleville Post Office on Wednesday evening. The Charleville brigade arrived swiftly, extinguishing the fire within a short time, with minor damage confined to a portion of the building. Postmaster W Johns and Constable A C Cann assisted, and a band extinguisher was used as the fire brigade took control. The scene drew police attention to assess any damage to persons. no serious injuries were reported beyond a shaken custodian who received first aid and medical attention.
A garbled account recalls master mariner experiences aboard the China Tea Clippers during a historic race. It mentions captains, vessels Ariel and Tarpon, London cargo origins, and a long career based in Ringwood with ties to the Australian assembly.
Police transfers dominate Charteritie notices as officers shift between stations including Weller to Mungertord and Kirk back from Poulia with Ryan returning to Trewoomba. Amidst this, a local crime drama at Tail's Cinema Treat features a pirate raid and neon window of adventure in a bustling town update.
J A Partridge died at Chagteville Maspital yesterday after 55 years of service. Funeral services were held at TKS cner leville cemetery at 2:30 PM today. Burial followed the ceremony.
Longreach Council advances a mile wide stock route plan awaiting council approval. The measure backs pasture movement and opposes past rate increases while noting opposition from Comsellter Finlay. The proposal faces scrutiny from local officials amid debates over land access and grazing paths.
A messy OCR fragment reports Patrick John Green and Syed involved in a legal matter with alleged assault. It mentions a hotel argument, a complaint of injuries, and various parties including Westuemtay and others appearing for the defense. The text is garbled with multiple names and phrases.
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