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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Mar 27, 1936
Page
9
A heavily garbledOCRed note reports a meeting of the Douglas Social Credit local branch. It mentions attendees and procedural items, with references to chairing, motions, and administrative notes. The fragmentary text suggests discussions of formation, budgeting, and scheduling, but details are largely unintelligible.
Faint OCR reading describes a snake on a fish hook, a person named Mewrewin and an event near a river or stream. The text mentions a swallow, a fish, and a statue or person the snake attacked, with a wheel and a boat-like setting implied.
Fragmented report notes local fire and community events with names such as Father Dowd and Mrs Wales Lua, plus details of an upcoming memorial observance for Anzac Day. A committee was formed and arrangements discussed for a public meeting and Honour Board ceremony. The text is garbled but centers on community planning and commemorations.
Local pages recount chaotic play involving Wyandra and nearby teams. Players from Charteville and Wy spoke of visits, lineups, and a long journey as they prepared for a decisive game. Mention of Captain Monty and Wrondes CtL, plus notes on venue changes and travel details.
A distorted historical OCR note mentions protests and public unrest around elections and football events. The readable lines reference dates, venues, and individuals but are heavily garbled making precise entities unreliable. The fragment preserves no coherent reportable event with clear names or places.
A jumble of names and places hints at a rural community in turmoil after a rainy period. Mentions of hospitals, football club, and weddings mix with references to towns like Mredueeter and Yawda lo Lume. The passage conveys confusion and unease about recent events and potential safety concerns.
A fragmented report lists attendees and activities at a hospital or house event with numerous misspellings and garbled names. It mentions committees, a Bowplital, and various individuals including Mrs Murphy and Mr Wetton, with references to a St Patrick celebration and a Roman Mathour Ceres event amid uncertain timing and locations.
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