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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
May 14, 1937
Page
6
Unclear fragments describe a weather related cash storm event in Charlerlie with mentions of Remblet and dates in a possibly misread format. The readable text lists numbers and names without a coherent report or outcome.
The article discusses the role of manufacturers as a link between primary producers and consumers, highlighting how local factories support farmers by providing jobs and stabilizing markets. It notes shifts in demand, mentions Japan and Wool exports, and argues that customers ultimately hold priority, with primary producers and manufacturers acting as consumers within evolving economic ties.
A London exhibition showcased Woods' Great Peppermint Cure for bronchial coughs and colds. The product is graded by weight for a quality mark and priced at 2.000 am hour, displayed alongside a sewing machine.
The report details a second monthly medal event conducted Sunday with results listing competitors such as J. A Donalesan and A. W. Vox among others. Scores include 75 to 82 with names like J Gime, Ho Coromes, and AD McKenny appearing in the standings.
On Coronation Day the Church of England Club hosted the mixed doubles final. Mandie Lovelock and B Jones upset rivals Wright and Bliesarski to win 100 to 97 in a tight match. Semifinals featured Jones Lovelock defeating Sutherland and Phillips partners, while Wright and Glcarsh faced tough competition from crews and D Lockett.
A garbled OCR item mentions Great Peppermint Cure for gastric troubles, a Shire Council note on improving a local area, and a reference to an Australian story by G. Graham Robertson. The passage also hints at radio notes, children's stories, and crafts sections in a periodical, with emphasis on value from newsagents.
Report from Murwet Shire Council meeting notes abundant feed and water on reserve lands despite dry pockets. Wade’s Tank work eyed with new contractor Megan. progress on trenches and drainage amid cattle movements and stock routes.
A terse fragment mentions BR LANG as secretary with AMP Betidings in Warwick. The wording implies a governance or committee note from a Presbyterian group titled The Scote Collage. Details are sparse and names appear garbled.
The article notes booming ticket sales for No 22 Mammoth Casket, with special features offered at No 1 Mammoth. It claims strong demand both country and interstate, plus urban interest, and advertises buying selling and exchanges through the Charleville Times.
Fragmentary OCR lists fabric described as best quality feathers with shades blue green gold. mentions prices, double bed items and dimensions but specifics are unreadable.
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