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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
May 25, 1934
Page
7
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a late event and connections, preserving names and places unreadable but hinting at a media item. The readable bits imply a brief note on an event or feature in an entertainment context without clear dates or participants.
Fragmentary note cites marital strain and potential tension over station service costs and frugal living. Mentions spouses, relocation, and implied confrontation, with unclear names or dates.
A damaged probate notice lists creditor claims for the deceased Mondy Alpha Hu tom Wyamirs la tie and others, dated April 24, 1904. Creditors must present claims to the Public Curator in Charleville by the seventh day of duty, 1824, with a public notice dated May seventeenth.
Area of 1868 acres to be approved by the Land Administration Board for grazing. Applicants must forward pelt ration verifications to the Land Commissioner by Saturday June 16. A ballot will decide the successful applicant for a grazing farm with a seven year term at a fixed rate per acre. Rejection hinges on maintenance of boundaries and rabid dog conditions.
Notice that a caveat may be lodged against a deceased proprietor William Mewenie Glebe of Charville at Allotment 9, Section 13, Town of Charville. The deed related to amendments from 1522 and 1984 outlines the caveat deadline and filing office, with agents Bradfield and Osborn & Wunch acting as title searchers and agents in the matter.
Fragmentary OCR lists scattered names and dates with references to a Presbyterian church event at a venue named Bust Frothernand and mentions Wednesday Friday Thursday and Saturday in a schedule at Hostel Tienamy. Names Moustay and Swardyy appear, but readable details are limited.
A garbled historical excerpt lists legal rental notices and sales. Items include TO LET rear of Kelly’s, TO LET shop in Kelly’s building, FOR SALE light car, WANTED supplies of rare meat, WANTED fashion and stationery courses, and SITUATION VACANT agent would interview. Some entries reference addresses and incomplete names, typical of old classifieds.
The mayor will declare a Town Hall floor dancing night on Thursday evening May 31 with a dancing segment and euchre. An orchestra will perform and proceeds benefit a local cause at Sweets Hall Cure of England Garten Free.
A brief Charleville Times item dated Friday May 1 1831 notes a pair of local figures, Fearkes, and a precaution or proclamation. The readable fragment centers on their names and a dated notice within the period publication.
A fragmented local report covers inquiries, meetings, and social events. It names attendees like Swaby and Mitchell, mentions dates and venues such as Charleville and Paddy's Market, and notes committee actions, sales, and charitable draws led by community figures including Mrs Armestrome and Miss A Cram in a period voice.
Mr Ramdolph Hestford on behalf of Charleville Town Council pursues a major street project for Bradley's Gully on Wills Street. While not settled, reports from the Mala Ronds Commission suggest a 25 ft concrete structure and a 5 ft foundation, with funds likely to be approved. The council will convene Saturday, June 9 for meetings and a second session Sunday morning. The plan includes a revamped Town Hall, dancing opening next Thursday, and a weekend program with Seymour's orchestra and local committees inviting residents to witness and participate.
A short note on Voltaire and Three Mateh features listing cast names such as William Mondett Anne Dvorak Boettos Travis and Maree Amn Eiewrwhe with mentions of Massacre and Massacre era maritime history included in a terse cinema bulletin style.
On and after Monday 29 May the following alterations will operate. The Mised Trail timed to leave Charleville for Roma at 7.40 am on Saturdays will not run. The 16.4 percent from Charleville to Roma will run on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Full information available from Station Masters record for Wheat and other minor alterations. By order of the Commissioner.
The Charleville monthly meeting of the CW is set for Wednesday with afternoon tea and several members expected. A large agenda includes business items and committee updates, plus a balance report reviewed by the Town Clerk.
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered names and phrases including people like Karamietih, Tom, Mark, and Fabian, with mentions of a commercial team and various garbled terms. No coherent event, place, or date emerges to form a factual summary.
A detailed hearing from yesterday’s civil sittings outlines a man accused of murder and the wife’s role in the theft of money meant for hospital bills. The proceedings describe the accused returning to Charleville in 1906 and long residence there, with family discord and financial strain driving his actions. Evidence includes a drawer discovery of money and a plan to pay debts, followed by questions about the motive and circumstances leading to the alleged crime.
Fragmented OCR text discusses a libel action in Bedford with mentions of court proceedings, defendants and allegations. The readable segments reference legal steps, possible witnesses, and remarks on damages or settlements, indicating a case in progress rather than a verdict. The scattered names and numbers imply a formal legal matter in a regional court.
The town gathered for the annual conference as Alderman Dyer and Mayor urged that two delegates be sent. A motion by Ald Fiver and AML Green proposed a forthright approach, with discussions continuing to determine representation and local authority preparations for next Thursday’s meeting.
Fragmentary OCR describes a royal or court case, mentioning Prince, secretary, and arrival from a distant realm. The garbled text references Chatlevie, Wincatses Gia, and various roles like Chief Jstlow and Flower, with hints of a ceremony or travel schedule.
A chaotic list of horse names and race entries outlines the Two Year Old Handicap event at Piombra with post time 1.38 pm. The document names numerous horses and owners, including Natwral Star, Vermouth, Meerte Evol, and Seven Taube, among others, as part of a busy card with stakes and entries.
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