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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
May 19, 1933
Page
6
District notes recount a busy week with wind and rain, including a Saturday gust that altered events. Polls and registrations were noted, with many names and places from Norley to Quilpie mentioned along with social gatherings and community meetings.
Weather and town news from Aggathella report rain easing, with Sunday showers continuing and a sense of better times ahead. Local events include a wool market note, a Miss Jessie Gordon equestrian display, a school dance at the State School rooms, and a community meeting for the Angetthella CWA. Several residents are mentioned in social tidbits, visits, and small notices.
Weather turns cold and wet as town endures flooding and steady rain. Names of locals, meetings, and visits noted including Bishop Byrse, Council proceedings, and residents traveling or hosting guests in Charleville and Langlo.
Reports from the country indicate general falls but disappointing registrations. The highest fall reported is Mt Hewitt, average around five to ten petota. The monthly meeting of the shoot commuter society was held Tuesday night. funds approved to purchase additional heater. The bead teacher bought many books for history. Mr Jelries, school enumerator, arrived Wednesday night and conducted a school examination on Thursday and Friday. Accompanied by Mr Clare, he left for Bromasee on Saturday and returned the same evening. Mr W. S. Addison, Lead Commissioner, arrived to discuss District Improvement Board matters. Mr L A Clark, manager of Tee Vunga, traveled to speed a Rothder on the comet. Mr McPapiar and Mr Lindsay Pecer returned from a motor trip to May on sheep barns, covering AGO miles. The Sawhet Salt trivia team beat Trevader 24 to 24.
A damaged newspaper note indicates subscription terms for the Charlesifie Times with unclear pricing and timing phrases. The readable fragment mentions action and a price figure but lacks concrete details or dates.
A young man named Cole faced a Paris Court on Monday for taking a motor car owned by Mr. Hickey while under the influence. Evidence showed Cole drove the car after a race, admitted use, and stated he returned it near Carter's paddock. he pleaded guilty through his counsel, with the magistrate adjourned the matter to Friday morning.
Diggers announce four £5 prizes to rider and trainer of the frat winger in a new course with programmes ready and racing pub ties. Commuter funds £400 aimed at attracting clubs. races include the Bracelet Units over five furlongs and the President's Cap over longer distances with total prize money. A Diggers Week discussion weighs on the opening of the course and a reunion event set for October 11 at Coronen Hall with public attendance planned.
A compact listing outlines advertising rates and notices for marriages and other notices. Rares Cosaa Advertising introduces a 5/5 per inch rate with incremental pricing per inch across Desh Notices.
Small ads listing wanted items and services appear in the Charleville Times. The page features price notes, contact hints, and abbreviated terms typical of a 19th or early 20th century local newspaper classifieds section.
An obituary notice for Alfred Street Breen appears in local columns, noting his trade as an accountant and his ties to the harbor district. The brief report marks his passing and lists basic biographical hints and location details without graphic detail.
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