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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
May 12, 1939
Page
4
The article outlines benefits of a church boarding school for both boys and girls attending Charlovilia State School Chapel. It notes on omnis cowry ports grounds and vegetable garden, supervision out of school hours, and resident care for boarders and day pupils. It mentions facilities like a boys hostel and a sister in charge.
A charity event at Roothulla station on Saturday evening April 20 organized by Messi BS drew attendees from Charleville and Quitple. Despite prior weather postponement the function was a successful social and financial affair with a dancing hall, decorated with streamers and flowers, orchestra led by the Doroo family, and various novelty dances won by couples. Prizes included a hand crochet silk nun and a fat sheep donated by Mr. Dr. Boyce. proceeds aimed to aid local hospitals and charities.
An appeal calls Australians to join a reserve recruitment drive urging youths and older volunteers to form a new battalion. The piece stresses duty, unity, and ongoing wartime spirit, highlighting the need for manpower for administration, logistics, and combat support amid international unrest.
The dispersal sale at Tondeburine Station Gutar yambone on April 27 drew buyers from New South Wales Victoria South Australia and Queensland. Prices ranged widely with many lots bought for South Australian stock and a NZ team and agency aiding the sale. Notable buyers included O Dawson Merriwa N B Wright and Harold W Taylor among others. The sale included 14 000 head of cattle or similar stock and a plan to offer whole or subdivided lots at the July meet.
Advertises day-old pallets and various chick breeds from ALMENGEL at 181 Campbell Street Toowoomba Qa. Includes White Leghorns Anconas Leghorns Wyanstetton varieties and pricing in old style terms with phone contact 1213.
An incoherent report describes a brown cat, a kitten, and a snake at a location near Whe ham and beet ghop af Mr AL Jakes at Katuomba. The cat engages the snake, attempts to attack a brown creature, and a dialogue mentions an attic incident and a bolt from the snakes. The text is garbled with numerous errors and nonsensical phrases.
An advertorial promises hair regrowth from a device called the Amazing Machine Grows Hale. It claims to improve scalp blood flow and stimulate growth, offering cures for greying hair and alopecia. The copy markets a vacuum therapy product with cheap pricing and a trial offer, mention of Melbourne and a 1952 date.
Fragmentary OCR claims Professor Dettwailer writes on race and nation, referencing Adam and Eve myths and distant seduction themes. The text appears garbled but hints at critique of historical narratives and older ideas in an academic publication context.
Sydney forgers strike again prompting a large police sweep across multiple districts. Royal authorities report numerous detentions and ongoing investigations led by Mr George Berry and local constables. Affected areas include Armaline and surrounding farms with disrupted shipments and halted exports.
The report notes 1888 Maple Fibre output at 867000 tons versus 847000 in Japan or Tout of Ve tnt Oye me tmsint textile. Observers discuss EVTOOL for mistakes and population impacts on fibre markets. Modern plants and expert handling are mentioned.
A notice promotes a studio offering instruction in all dance forms including tap. Classes cover solo routines and diverse styles, aiming to develop technique, rhythm, and stage presence for students of varying ages.
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