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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
May 12, 1939
Page
7
A damaged OCR fragment references liquor licensing acts and sample requests for Trend or Ginger and How Beer, with lead to EL Rich & Company Ltd. It also lists dates and events including a Police Magistrate notice, church services at a hostel chapel, and Holy Communion timings amid disorderly, unclear content.
Tenders are invited and will be received up to 4 pm on Thursday January 3 for painting the Town Hall in accordance with specifications available at the Town Clerk's office. Envelopes must be sealed and labeled Tender for Painting Town Hall and addressed to the undersigned. The lowest bid may be accepted. Melber the Town Clerk.
Polls set for multiple locations including Court House Torrens Creek South Railway Goods Shed Wellshot Westind Windorah sixth School Court House Railway Station Seabania Shirley Springvale Toukoro Windex Warranmboot Warenda White Lion Wietlin Central Polling plate Whiten 7 percent hotwine noted at Winton on the Eighth day of May 1929.
Public notice fragment mentions a lost pocket watch and a furnished room to let or board for one or two, plus various sale offers including a wireless set, a Victor Plane, and a job listing. The legible items show scattered classified notices and advertisements with misspellings and incomplete names.
In loving memory of Margaret Mary Vetter who passed away May 1 1998, as her grieving family Sarah Leslie and Carl comfort and remember her.
A fragmented notice requests funds from Diggers in the district to purchase tom omen for graves at the local cemetery. A recent fifty pound sum was raised but not enough to cover current needs for burials and repairs, with appeals directed to Knows Dlmesr readers.
The Land Court will sit at the Court House at Charke ille on Monday at 10 am with two additional sessions at Quilple on the following day.
Secretary H. J. Carter announces visiting Mama Show with a large number of entries expected. The horse section is anticipated to have several sections as Warren entries arrive.
A protest meeting led by Mr. Mo Hynes MLA and Ka at Rae HL Caan discussed stock rate concerns. Officials presented the scene at a town hall held on Thursday, May 35th, with debate centering on tax measures and regulatory oversight.
Morven reports a child, three, knocked down by a lorry while returning home with his father. Initial injuries were serious but no bones were broken after examination. Medical staff rushed to the scene and the boy’s condition improved through the day.
The report details several table tennis fixtures with Mrs Grimstead and Mrs Tameen's teams posting close scores. Benchmarked by a 17 to 16 mid game swing, the competition features players Bast, Bracken, Cook, Moody and others. A consistency contest begins May 2 with a 4 cent nomination fee and closes May 1.
Horse owners are reminded that nominations for the Central Wacrogs Raving Cubs Show are now due. The Secretary's office is relocated to Commes' Hotel, Wille Street, telegraph Xo, 134, and officials urge timely submission.
In a large turnout the Charleville district fields a strong team for the Ambalan event on September 11. Notable figures include J Grimatond, F Rest, W Races, A Mochi, and M Opie among others. The program lists entrants across ambulances, stewards, and various handicap heats with names such as Eye, Tristet, Usdeen, and See. The event features the Ambulance Handicap and related races with multiple starters and officials including secretaries and managers noted in the entries.
Miss Geeeyte Pratt, representative of Sumoxa Lad, will depart Bed Street London on Thoredey and remain until May 77th. She will be in the WH Green Pty. Ltd pharmacy, Alfred Street, with appointments by phone or at the Attrog Street Pharmacy.
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