Warrego Races Fortnight After Diggers Permit Granted
A fortnight after diggers tear gas incident, authorities grant a permit for firing a mamacina alteration of deter.
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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
May 31, 1935
Page
8
A fortnight after diggers tear gas incident, authorities grant a permit for firing a mamacina alteration of deter.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a second day event on a Monday in June. Mentions Poteet Langton Ca Ted, SRA COP, and Allen Brown Foren Biveill amid unclear lines. No clear outcome or actions established.
fragmentary OCR note mentions a winner and margins but lacks clear events or identities, making specific summary difficult. readthrough preserves faint references to names and places, but the damaged text yields no verifiable facts or dates for a coherent card.
Ambiguous text suggests concerns about capital gains and fundraising for a group or event, mentioning Coar and baby as referenced items. No clear names, dates, or places are readable to confirm specifics. The fragment indicates potential financial or event planning topics without concrete details.
Area extending as water problems loom at Wyandra with irrigation and stock concerns. Prolonged drought strains Pareo River supply and inland holdings. measures include scrub cutting east and west of Wr andre pressers to curb losses. Livestock prospects suffer while graziers brace for higher costs and longer drought timelines.
Jaits Pictures announces a lively Saturday program featuring wild horse westernesque scenes and vibrant cartoons. The lineup includes Deaths on the Diamond, Midway Through Keyhole, He ll s Fire, and Birds in the Spring with star Tomlet. A Bon musical gadry Awe Bowthera leads the night with a romantic water part called Love.
A fragment outlines a new industry tied to timber and construction. It notes cabling work and other timber requirements for furniture and public works, with references to professionals and vendors, suggesting an evolving local economy and procurement needs.
Next Thursday and Friday Centenary Week will feature the Dapeing In the Tosm Hall red niche Calnared Wahts event with a bright Coleen scheme. Mayor Ald O. J. Aten will officially open the fete Thursday night as a storm looms.
Fragmentary obituary item mentions Terese Sree wane and a visit to Morven this week. References a comment ark at the Cate SMGStar and Mr. and Mrs. Marr, with garbled names and unclear relations.
The lente tuing room hosted a wedding reception for Harry Pogier and his bride Nea mepaew with catering by Mr and Mrs Smallon of Quilpie. The couple will reside in Quilpie after the honeymoon while Mr Buretal of the Commercial Bank of Shilmey oversees arrangements. A long list of attendees includes Ms L Pegter, Mins F. velrt, Dr au Mra C.K Haskard, Ed Peeter, Mr and Mrs Mellroy, Liv and Mire, and many others.
Citizens gathered at the State School for the patriotic event honoring HM Queen and King on their Silver Jubilee. Justice Meermans spoke, praising the monarchy, and a uniform resolution was adopted pledging loyalty to the Crown. The Mayor and local figures attended a later concert at Town Hall with community singing led by Mr E Relay.
A fragmented program lists performers including Meemie Jack Gilbert Fick Watkins Rox Werder and Tom’s Dramatic Searamce. Acts feature vocal solos and a five minute Uncle Tom Cabin sketch with Breehens Hull as Uncle Tom and Jack Butler as Little Eva, amid varied dancers and singers.
Sports at King Edward Park highlighted a Promoting event with Bark and spectators at Tabor Day. Notable performances included a standout 108 and 22 inch vata Mandleavy event and a squad of athletes contending for the tape. Thrilling finishes and implied records marked the meet.
During a Friday gathering in Sa peroes exposed by OCR garble, J A Allen presided as president of Che ran. The event featured the introduction of the Mazer to open the lawn, with remarks by a few attendees and various discussions about metals and studies.
A lively children’s party featured a coaching fund appeal, a baby caring activity, and a skipping contest. The West district hosted the community event with the Beymaary Orchestra performing and Mrs Webster noted as a guest.
Mee E Smith sells the Commercial Tank at Quipde to Mrs Leach and son and daughter who will move in about six days. The new owners plan to relocate town operations soon. Jack Smith has long supported local causes including the ambulance committee and seat belt advocacy.
Fragmented text from a track and field meeting lists heats times vaults and jumps. Mentions names like Wood Connell Pearce and Finn along with event cues and timings. Data appears garbled with many incomplete phrases and jumbled numbers.
A garbled report recounts a council discussion on repairs for a tractor and parts, with talk of using secondhand equipment, new parts, and potential costs. The mayor notes funds and a plan to secure replacement parts or a secondhand tractor, while awaiting further bids and a report from the clerk.
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