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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Mar 29, 1935
Page
8
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a local commerce note detailing a purchase and weekly earnings, mentioning “The Booch” and a critique of future work. It lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable entities to form a solid news item.
A garbled OCR list outlines a schedule of events and performers for an evening program. Names such as Barrett, Uirorien, Mackion, Puy, Wael, and Jimnilas appear amid times like 1335 pm and 240 pm, with mentions of venues or groups including Geywent, Warwickers, and Exaltarion.
Fragmentary OCR text notes drought persists and references The Geusiers and land rent. Readable items mention long term impact and payment concerns, but details are unclear.
A garbled, partial 19th century remark mentions women and debts and possibly pledges or allotments. The readable words reference women, debt, and a description of some terms but lack clear names, dates, or concrete actions.
A terse note indicates a claimant or matter related to Pat has been moved forward. The text is fragmentary but implies a procedural step or continuation in a case or record involving Pat, with no additional context available.
The notice outlines varying rebates for stock shipments over different distances. Rebates range from 6 percent to 39 percent depending on miles traveled and whether the stock are for forward or return journeys. It notes conditions where rebates apply when stock are moved to reduce numbers or drought-related losses.
A council inquiry investigates tampering with a power meter at a hall. Witnesses describe missing items, a locked cabinet, and a paper placed near the meter as an alleged obstruction to restoring power while the defendant faces charges over the incident and related testing.
A troubling week in Quilpie and Kromanes district follows reports of a man linked to a brutal triple murder. Police investigate after a suspect tied to a Maxgarnt mission was escorted to Quilpie for questioning, amid shattered bodies and missing details. The case links to a broader motive in a distant state and concerns ongoing efforts to trace the killer’s movements across districts.
The State School held a children's fancy dress ball directed by Mr T. F. Rick and school staff. Costumes sparked a riot of color as pupils presented characters with proper carriage, while prizes and acknowledgments highlighted top outfits and performances by students and teachers.
State election coverage notes minimal local interest in Warrego. Randolph Bedford, sitting Labor member, expected to seek re election. Nationalist Party made no move to field a candidate. Nominations completed with the plebiscite looming. Party dynamics suggest Labor holds the seat unless opposition seeds a challenge in the near term.
The fragmentary text references Chakri Cab and a plage test with scattered terms. No clear event, date, or location is readable to establish a factual news item.
Mr HM Johnstone, representative for a pastoral company, travels to Western Queensland on business. Mr M Jefferson of Q N Bank returns to Charleville from Sainty. Mr J Osborne, Health Inspector, visits Mitchell. A Speers of Lamereach arrives in Charterite for a Tirta trip. Daphne Hetzemann, second daughter of Mr and Mrs Hetzemann, returns home after an appendicitis operation at Charteritte Hospital.
The document outlines inquiries into a past Charleville matter and contrasts previous reports. It references the Reet Light and Power as presenting evidence and notes that all documented materials supplied will be examined. The bench dismissed the cave claim and upheld the complainant’s position in related costs and professional expenses.
A Charleville man was found guilty of obtaining sustenance by false pretences in a Supreme Court session. The case centered on deceit to receive food and money, with the defendant convicted and sentenced to seven days’ imprisonment with hard labour and a further period on probation for the weeks involved. The court noted prior claims and the potential impact of the deceit on public aid programs.
A large building project at the corner of With and Altr streets nears completion. The rear section houses workers while the front portion will be used for a beer plant and related facilities. Export workers are engaged in machinery setup as the shell is raised on the street fronts. Completion planned for April with the plan to lease the premises to a local firm afterward.
A garbled OCR passage presents a string of near random names and quoted phrases. It reads like a roster of varied individuals and titles with no clear narrative or cohesive event. The text appears to be a corrupted compilation rather than a reportable item.
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