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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
May 31, 1935
Page
4
Unbleached and cream sheets and flannelette offered in multiple widths. Prices listed per yard or pair for single and double bed sizes. Includes unbleached plain and twill options, Snow White heavey twill, and white flannelette varieties. Prices range from 1/3 to 5/11 per yard depending on quality and width.
May 2 report from Pastime Choir notes plans to build tennis courts with two men leve ing ground and fencing. Golf Club works at Fork daily on ground prep for grand opening. A grand ball is set for Saturday night June 7 and Maks opening June 8. Wyranda bore progress strong with 12 months since scrub cutting began on local stations.
Weather remains cold with no drought break in sight. Mr and Mrs Moore Milo returned from Mores on Friday. Mrs Barees of Dungiven travelled to Brisbane last Thursday. Mr Hobbs Furrows of Blackall toting sheep for agistment at Sens where he clears scrub for them.
A match between teams representing Maybe and Sas at Maybe on Sunday ended in a walkover for Adavale. Norma Tassell resumed duties at the local post office on Thursday after returning home Wednesday night from rain delay. Mrs J. T. Cridland has returned home Saturday after holidays in Brisbane.
An item promotes Woods' Peppermint Cure as a reliable remedy for coughs and colds. The advertisement-like note emphasizes consistent effectiveness without detailing ingredients or usage.
Reports from Thargomindah describe Jubilee Day events with flags at the Shire Hall and State School. A portrait of the King was unveiled at the school, speeches by local officials followed, and a Jubilee dance and ball were held with large attendance and local music.
A garbled newswire style item reports English papers promising relief for Mrs Cameron and Mrs Stedie wives of South African cricketers. It mentions a selection committee, travel issues caused by rain, and plans for a new operation and athletic heart exercise. The fragment also hints at artists and painters waiting to attend a feast, with uncertain context and damaged wording throughout.
A Friday children's dance in Augathella supported the Aupathealla Hospital fund, with Stafford Sisters Orchestra and a lively turnout. A Sunday event at Claren Hall raised funds for the C. W. A. relief effort, MC Pat Timesington. Augathella baths began Monday as council oversight is urged to prevent past abuses. Water for stock now reaches St Lorrie. local football enthusiasm grows.
Women students in German universities fall sharply with law and chemistry programs dropping over fifty percent. In America, over $570,000 in women’s wages are taxed like other workers. NSW harbour masonry was maintained to 100 ft depth, then wartime costs rose to about £10 per person and were quickly resold at £10 per foot.
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