Ring events close as entries reach 435 at EMO show
The EMO show closes entries with 435 in ring events, 391 entries received for the EMO show. Total entries this year reach 1,070 vs 1,098 in the correlating sections. The event, hosted by the Central Warrego Racing Club, promises wide interest with trotters led by Don Chicken. A water proof pavilion, lighting, and two night watchmen will secure exhibits on site. Exhibits must be on ground before 7 pm Monday. Baxbibit cards available from secretary A Hollett at J Carter & Co Alfred Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Chicken
A. Hollett
U boats seek safer routes as attacks push convoys south
New York dispatch cites Ottawa correspondent of the New York Times reporting German submarine activity forces U ships to reroute toward safer waters. The piece notes mounting wartime pressures in the Atlantic battle and the risk to supply lines as patrols intensify.
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New York
Teersdey
Ottawa
New York Times
Wubmar
United States accelerates aid to Britain in stance shift
Washington remarks from an ex-union leader on the Defence Priorities Board stress urgency in bolstering Britain. The official says the alliance must not be delayed and warns against leaving Britain to face a threatening world alone.
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Washington
Britain
Shiney Dimes
Defence Priorities Board
New York
London
Strange African Tree Woman at Charleville Show
A controversial exhibit titled Strange African Tree Woman from Central Africa was brought to light in 1925 by Carl Ungenberck's agency. The piece, claimed to depict a tribe near extinction, is billed as a popular attraction at the Empire Hidoey Show presented by Dave T. Meckin, with dates Tuesday to Thursday.
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Carl Ungenberck
Africa
Ubangi
Charleville
Tuteday
Fhe
Lee
Dave T. Meckin
Sots and passion race at Augathella for Red Cross funds
The notice reports a horse race and parade at Augathella this Saturday to raise Red Cross funds. It notes Bicderiam and Nive Crowns finished their week events, a Greendale resident passed Maroney on Wednesday, a woman parade and cattle sale involving Mr Spivey’s stock, and local road and railway work starting near Coolahel with 25 men employed by the Malu Rowdy Commission. The Merweh Shire No. 1 gang is repairing the Morven Angathetia reel as part of public works efforts.
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Augathella
Red Cross
Bicderiam
Greendale
Maroney
Aucuthelia
Spivey
Maine
Coolahel
Malu Rowdy Commission
Merweh Shire No. 1
Progress Association event raises funds for ambulance
ADAVALE hosted a gymkhana organized by the Progress Association with proceeds shared equally between the association and the Charleville ambulance. The Craven Cup went to Mr. R. Buster with 4 points. A dance, cake auction, and farewell for Private Phil Hargington enriched the evening. Mrs. G Leney and infant son visited Mr. and Mrs. G W Leney in Quilpie.
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Progress Associion
Othe
Progress Association
Charleville Ambulance
R. Buster
Phil Hragington
God
Power
J. R. Wade
Brassington
Kahl
Wade
Brassington suitably = reepermdad
Mra. G. Leney
Quilpie
Imfant Son
Mra
G. W. Leney
Quilpie fete fundraisers mark warm corrugated weather
A community gathering at Quilpie featured a dance and euchre party organized by Mrs J aid for the forthcoming school fete in the CWA rest room. Music by B Croucher Streeter Clarke and Jones aided dancing as Private Dowsett was farewelled with gifts from the Quilpie Patriotic Fund and parcel and rugby league funds.
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Mra. J
C.W
B. Croucher
F. Streeter
K Clarke
Stafford Dowsett
ALP
Quilple
Melville
Jones
G. W. Meffrey
North Comongin
Lerwsett
Reserved Occupations Debate at Brisbane Meeting
The United Graziers' Association conference in Brisbane decided to pursue a revision of blood reserved occupations. The motion pressed for urgent reinforcements for the ALF and sought removal from the exempted list to be considered at the Graziers' Federal Council annual convention for Australasian deliberation.
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Brisbane
United Graziers
Ageciion
ALF
Grazier’ Federal Council
Austrasia
Ladies Bowls Results From Tuesday Afternoon Play
Twenty players competed in a Tuesday afternoon bowls event. In singles Mrs Pawsey beat Mrs Coromes 31 13 and Mrs Bransen defeated Mrs Coulson 31 21. Mrs Fraser defeated Mrs Bowery for the challenge brooch. In the interclub matches Mr Hanlon's team beat Mrs Espie's 22 19 while Mr East's side defeated Mrs South's 13 13.
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Pawsey
Mrve. Coromes
Mra
Btansen
Coulson
Fraser
Mero. Bowery
Mr. Hanlon
Espie
Mr. East
Mes Soorth
Mesdames
Hank
Fitzgerald
Ray
Cook
Moore
M. Leros
Merv
Allen
East Grimstead
Bowman
Rovey
Meadames
Smith
Anson
Harris
Bertin
Neal
Sipeles
Mes
Pawsey Vo
Rageon Howles
Central Warrego Racing Club annual show meet results
The report lists numerous race events at the Central Warrego Racing Club annual show meeting. It names horses such as Pippin, Firelensis, Queen Street, Land Rover, and Bay Force, with various weights and placings across events including Maiden Plate, Plying Stakes, Autumn Stakes, and show handicaps. Acceptances are due at p.m. on Monday, 26th May.
Charity meeting weights list for June six and seven races
The document lists weights for multiple races at a charity meeting scheduled Monday June six and seven. Weights include horses Miss Pippin Fireleasis Firecracker Wise Art Doria Vamri Anthony Adverse Queen Street Ampelus River Crown Sonny Fou Mita Cavalry Contretempts Gaipe Kumioon Bay Carrington Bay Fore Yom Yom Woolerbilla Kunui Joy Daria Juno King Minumbor Firelensis Butler High Sectine Lord Anthemy Bay Force Hervey Bay Yum Yom Rene Joy Sami Reever GALLANT GREEKS GALLOP ALF HANDICAP PRESIDENTS HANDICAP SINGAPORE STAKES SECOND HACK SCURRY TORRUK PLATE RARINMA HANDICAP and other entries with various missing punctuation and some illegible figures. The note ends with a reminder that the event occurs on Monday, June.
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Mies Pippin
Firecmacher
Buller
Vamri
Anthony A
Queen Street
Buoyant Misy
River Crown
Contretempin
Volorado
Sonny Fox
Game Kaniom
Bay Carrington
Mies Cavalry
Wacks Wurry Scurry
Bay Force
Yum You Wa
Woolbilla
Keun Joy
Joe King
Land ‘Rover
David Heath
Contre“Lewis
Amperios
Gaine Kumoon
Sammy Fox
Queens Street
Ray Carrington
Pippin
Firetensis
Bailer
Wise Art
Valviri
Anthony Adverse
Woolerbird
Juno Kimg
Kunal Joy
Daria
Land Rover
Hervey Bay
Lord Anthony
Kooul Joy
Gaine Kunioop
Cc. W
High Incline
Firelensia
Roller
Firecracker
Yamri
Woolerbilla
Kanal Joy
Dera
Jono King
Colorado
Buoyant Mien
Cow Boy
Contre Tempts
Genie Kussoon
Mini Cavalry
Firelensis
Butler
Garieasaz
Mich Incline
Parewell
Mise Pippin
Firelensics
Hay Force
Darks
Miss Pippin
Fireleasis
Doria
S.— Queen Street
Ampelus
Colorade
Sonny Fou
Mita Cavalry
Contretempts
Gaipe Kumioon
Trustees Nanincap
Furloge
Minumbor
High Sectine
Lord Anthemy
AIR Force Hack Hantacap
Furlougs
Rene Joy
Sami Reever
Game Kunioga
Gallant Greeks
Vamr
Wederbilla
Lane Hover
Kunai Joy
Imria
Juno King
Alf
Kunui Joy
June King
Mins Cavalry
Ampelow
Devil Heath
Contretempt
Gaiwe Kunioon
Hiver Crown
Torruk
Kamut Joy
Ceri
Local Help Wanted Ad With Puzzling Misspellings
Fragmentary notice appears to describe a persona Mei Mildred Aspom of New York offering dress styling advice and critiques of taste. The readable text hints at a free “critivetym bureau” and services for clothing, color, habits, and speech.
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Mei Mildred Aspom
New Yiork
Moon
Death notice for Englebert Rabig in Wonford Queensland
Mr Englebert George Rabig aged six years passed away at Wonford Tara in Central Western Queensland. He was born in Gatton where his father served as a storekeeper and later ran stores in Windoral. His youth and early manhood were spent assisting in Stallion properties.
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Wonford
Tara
Queensland
Englebert George Rabig
Mr. Rabig
Gatton
Windoral
Death of Mr Dan C Wright notable Charleville figure
Mr Dan C Wright, a long respected Charleville resident and former bailiff, died peacefully on Sunday after years of ill health. A former secretary, journalist for the Courier Adelaide Advertiser and Observer, he forged lifelong friendships, served Charleville Chamber of Commerce, and was active in many community roles. His passing drew tributes from church and town representatives.
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Charleville
Aml
Dan C. Wright
Forte “Courier
Hin
Adelaide “Advertheer
Observer
Queenssland
Imummerce
Charteville
Wright
St. James’ Presbyterian Church
Monlay
U c
Davies
Presbyterian Church
Lennon’s Revue Coy Returns For Charleville Show
The Bert Lennon Revue reforms for Charleville for a six show week starting Monday May 26. New faces join as Percy King ventriloquist Archie Richie comedian Amen Yeo pianist Joy Deering dancer Martini presents magic act with reputation from Sydney and Adelaide. Old favourites include Lennon with new sketches Winshire Elsie Robbing Phyllis Steadman and a Lennon ballet of six talented girls.
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Bert Lennon
Charleville
Moniday
Percy King
Archie Richie
Amen Yeo
Joy Deering
Sonbrette
Martini
Sypey
Melbourne
Adelaide
Terrile Staters
Song
Refugee Fritz Costen Left Gift to New York Mayor
Fritz Costen, a Jewish refugee from Nazi Germany who arrived four years ago with little money, rebuilt a spice and groceries business after losing his Berlin fortune under Hitler. He died recently and left a £5,000 bequest to the City of New York in gratitude for the chance given to him on arrival, named for Mayor La Guardia.
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Fritz Costen
Nazi Germany
Berlin
Cnasten
New York
LaGeardia
Germany
Murweh Shire considers bylaw to curb burr infested sheep
The Murweh Shire Council discussed enforcing bylaws under the Stock Routes Improvement and Animal and Vegetable Pests Destruction Act to prevent burr infested sheep from traveling. Council debated penalties, inspections, and potential seizure of infested stock to remove burr seeds, with warnings and possible prosecutions as deterrents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marweh
Iwan
L. O. Easton
Paylor
Land Administration Board
Murweh Shire Council
Winton Shire
Leaby
Winton
Timne
W. H. Corbett
Department of Health and Home Affairs
Maerweh
Tr. C. Waugh
G. Taylor
Dr. Smith
Barry
EB Fraecie
Berry
Shire
OF. Smith
Little
Tayhe
Adjom
Murweh
Stres
Publican’s Booth Sale At Charleville Show
Publican’s booth at the Charleville show and Central Warrege Racing Club charity race meetings was sold at auction on Wednesday. Mr Don Mahoney of Tatterall’s Hotel emerged as the highest bidder, paying £29 for each of the two functions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleville Show
Central Warrege Racing Club
Don Mahoney
Tattereall's
Func
Battle for Crete war update with German air troops
London reports the battle of Crete in its third day as German air troops and Imperial Greek forces clash. Fresh German airborne troops landed to reestablish a foothold on the heavily defended island, with a second elite drop entering the battle and heavy losses reported on both sides.
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London
Crete
British Air Mastery New York Post Excerpt
A New York Thursday dateline piece reports on German fear of bombing after a border survey of Germany. It notes widespread disfusion and unease about Hitler and the Nazi regime influencing public sentiment.
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New York
York Post
Germany
Hitler
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Santee
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Cory My
Ami
Mr. E
Rabig
Lennon
Marweh Shire
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British Air Mastery
Service
Charleville Cash Stores Pty
Lad Newtown
Los
Fact
Rima
Australia
Performa
Alfred Street
Binnies
James Linnite
Taubmans
Manchester File Insurance CO. Ltd
P.O. Box
Warrego Chambers
Katia
Maanberw Kergs
Violet Ray Om Massage
W. Hood
Ariat
Holder Taplema
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