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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
May 26, 1933
Page
5
A fragmented article warns Tyke and service related readers that aged tyres perish. It notes cracked casings, worn cords, and concerns about stored tyres losing performance. Safety guidance references long storage effects and maintenance implications for automotive use.
Dalby hosts a large sheep sale with about 9 000 head yarded. Charterite and Mytehel consignments arrived, Charleville lots were strong, and buyers noted dry conditions. Wethers and ewes sold in varied states of condition, with pens of 70 Maxcenle wethers and several runs of yearlings achieving mixed prices amid cautious demand.
The article surveys methods for amending the constitution and the Commonwealth relation with the Australian states. It notes debates over representation, imperial influence, and potential revolutionary actions, with several referenda and major questions presented to the people.
The Queensland Primary Producers Association reports ongoing price rises for wallaroos and related skins as auctions proceed. Higher values are noted for be a t gravels and beet reds with modest reductions on second quality. Producers expect improved quality and a satisfactory winter season, with attention to wallaroo skin values and future demand.
The text discusses a May period with limited rain and a cyclical planetary influence. It mentions the 1499 cycle, possible strong or weak groups, and potential restoration of better groups, noting events around 1867 and a dry period that may end sooner or later. It references auroral and atmospheric effects linked to planetary alignments and a notable disturbance near the Perth region.
The district reports show Bishop Kyn officiating Confirmations on Thursday night and Mass on Friday morning with fourteen confirmed. Local residents include Phil Bromley taken to Quilpie Hospital, E. Dondy undergoing treatment, Silassibel Jones improving, and lingering illness for Mrs. Beater. Rainfall occurred with 2 to 36 inches recorded. traffic notes mention Duinty Thelmain leaving Gumpardo to manage a J. Larktan truck at Quilpie.
Tambo Shire Council records include water and sanitary fund details from 1932. Notes on rates, arrears, temporary loans, and spending on health and waterworks are recorded, along with appointments for health officer and staff reappointments. The document mentions water supply charges and inspector reports on sanitary conditions in the region.
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