Labor Party debate on head centre transfer to Charleville region
The Labor Party discussed transferring the Warrego division head centre from Dalby to Charleville and then to Charleville’s area, amid opposition at a monthly meeting. Key figures include Mr. Abealy, Mr. Ramat Bedford, and Mr. MC Lavery, with calls to protect services during election time and questions about parish viability and population density.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wacsewy
Charhorthe
Quitgier
Worrethcy
Abealy
Ramat Bedford
Larry
Reedgines Clayton
Warrego Plerburnia
Wankely
Chario‘Ville Was
MC Lavery
Warreco
Shatrbet
Dalby
Charteville
Eis Certs
Charleville
Canrteriie
Marsnen
Eharberiile
Vreanins
Tie Task Pederat Whellams
Marshall
Sox Pyar
Mt. Laracy
Bad Tate
Cherteville-Shorven
Thames
Weber
Wan Devel
Healy
Hartevilie Hominat
Alter Aly Healy
Ietler
Quilpie election results and community actions amid weather
Local reports describe the Quilpie event and weather conditions affecting turnout with mentions of community figures such as Mr ML Malt ah Mem and Father Prmova. The text lists attendees, cemetery events, and ongoing role of local organizations including the CWA and ALE hive in weekly activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deaniers Ty
CWA
Seymour —Snetrwins
Muanie
Lve Dawen
van Wohl
Newt
Tn Trucks
Vowles
Copeland It Chars
Augathella Races Draw Crowds At Gowrie Meeting
At Augathella on May 1 the town hosted a race meeting with 35 horses in the paddock from various pacey潮y. Frank Wobulesar was taken to a local hospital after an incident yesterday. The Keppie stable horse driven by a boy team led the event, with horses entered from the Durserest Pace camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angatinella
Amd
Dutaren
Erie
Beth
Farro
Durerest
Frank Webulesar
Wadena
Peideate
KL Keppie
Diggers’ Races And Rally Toast At Assembly
Readers recount a lively gathering celebrating the Diggers with speeches from Dr Shanenny and notable guests. Messages praise loyal workers, reflect on past campaigns, and urge continued service as community leaders assemble for the event, with cheers and best wishes for future endeavors.
Not Guilty On False Pretences Charge
The case centers on a charge of false pretences. Proceedings in the Cleewtt Court refer to October 1348 in Charieville. The defendant is alleged to have intent to defraud Conrad Cyr Aer. The court action follows procedures after a period of observation and hearings led by presiding officers Mr dA Sheehy and Sir. The matter is recorded as a court intesate in Fimnvbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charieville
Wetendine
Conrad Cyr
Dafrand
da. Sheehy
Fragmented OCR reads like garbled notice from We Marketton era
The text appears as garbled OCR from a historical notice. It hints at a period with hospitals and authorities, names and places are unclear, and many words are distorted, making interpretation speculative and the exact event hard to confirm.
Jury Fails to Agree in Wodily Harm Case
Court heard evidence from Crowe and King alleging an assault at Clem Valley near Tolmpton. Witnesses described memory gaps and tensions over alleged beating by Crowe, with testimony tying the incident to March 24 and a later confrontation at a windmill camp. Trial scheduled to continue with jurors unable to reach a verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Warde
Wonfall
JM. Prevent
Heinemann
Makeway
J . Terwiall
Minnie
J. K. Witsient
Anders
Itusne
T. McMaster
Sylvester Bede Coleman
Quilpie
Clem Valley
Tolmpton
Crowe
Tor
Rore
Kibo
Gullpe Dompltat
Jons
Memers
Amd
Filen Valley
Pune
Tnt
Keepine
Kime
Tim
Roberix
Bill
Robert Vitor
Dresne
Glen Valley Shed
Roee
Cate
Glen Vattey
Tommpinn
Kine
Wills
Sherk Hower
Horatla
Crewe
Ioberty
King
Rolie
Salah
Unclear Geology Project Aims at Charleeville Centre
A fragmented report describes field survey work around Charteville and nearby to locate oil prospects. It mentions Shell Queensland Development Pty and geologists, surveyors, and engineers mapping rock formations, submergence histories, and possible wells. The piece references Huyara and Fargo River contexts and notes the importance of geophysics in understanding rock layers and surface exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleellie
Westers
Charleen
Shell
Queensland
Bath
Ueeusland
Georgiats
Vastalintanem
Tor
Hechinger
Buniwom
Amy Mahiy
U Oiifield
Diliett
Wilfield
Theon Mailers
Uctencs
Warround Charteville
Fargo
Charlee
Seulsialls Geophys Ll
Australie
Ladies Bowls Pairs Final Celebrates Amal Winners
The Amal graded pairs final was held on Tuesday at Athormena with Mesdames Conk and Moore defeating Mesdames Grinstead and Meadamees Cok. The event saw strong play as Conk and Moore earned victory 23-22 in a tightly contested match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amal
Cnn Wetviien
Om Turetay Athormena
Mesa Conk
Moore
Grinstead Amdacy
Meadamees Cok
Parton
Iu Rextmans Tenon
Aire Amos
Frama
Conisrn Bast
Stal Lope
Afengames Berton
Manis ‘Amittaption
Mendasien
Raw
Bowman
Tt Coroges
Meyaatary
Frayer v. Aner
Moore ¢ Moody
Mee Dames
Americans warn Knox outspoken remarks on war plans
An unclear draft note cites a Wednesday night statement from the US official about Italy and pacific actions. The secretary for defense commented on seating and policy, mentioning a raid and ongoing maintenance of strategic positions in a tense, uncertain context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americas
Italy
Auerics
Leoo
Kevans
Sion
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Col Knox
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