21 Mar 1941
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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Mar 21, 1941
Page
1
The ram sale at Roma proceedings show Eingh horses and rams offered with bids and sales near 725 units total. Multiple buyers including Rabate and Neste participated. listings detail individual lot numbers, weights, and buyers with several sales recorded across the day.
Readable names and scores appear for a local track or meeting in West Michigan with participants such as Sheridan, Bennett, and Simpoon. Details are garbled but indicate multiple events, distances and placements with several athletes listed and partial results.
Amid warnings of conflict the British Lifeboats report heavy activity and readiness. Officials stated crews trained for emergencies as coastal authorities brace for potential wartime strain on rescue services.
Fragmentary report notes a local group named Burr Extra Men in Newland calm. Injuries cited at a gusty site on hay. One reference to a worker named Oe Niow and to a team led by Hetnemanad tus va. Details are unclear due to blurred text.
A report details a project where Mr Stevenson proposed minor repairs to a water system. It notes long troughs, extended tank work, and inspections for inlet connections while outlining anticipated costs and possible council action.
Fragmented OCR text discusses tobaccoseed oil, government eradication actions, and mentions figures like Widlaw, Gaeeroment, and Merve Whe. It hints at health concerns, production, and regional references such as Aiberunne, Linn, and Vintcarians, though many words are garbled. The readable elements suggest a local notice about agricultural products and policy.
The article explains wartime wool policy in Britain with emphasis on merino and crossbred sheep. It notes Australia New Zealand and the United Kingdom produce about 70 percent merino and 2 percent crossbred wool. It cites import quantities from Australia from October 1939 to June 1940 totaling 278,796 bales. The piece discusses government control, price stability via a wool appraisement scheme, and the need to conserve crossbred stock for government use and exports. It mentions the expected next appraisal beginning March 4 and quotes Bradford market context and price trends.
An article reports a trial of hypnotism as a cure at Newcastie during Workers Compensation Day. Patient Kine SMortun from Newenstie is treated by Dr. Marsaw who claims the subject had a fear complex. The patient reportedly expressed belief in the therapy, and the event included demonstrations and claimed responses to hypnotic suggestion.
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