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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Nov 03, 1939
Page
3
Public notice from TR Lanagan, manager, warning unnamed individuals about trespass on the Asilbe station property starting from the stated date. The notice indicates legal action will follow without regard to personal status. Prosecution will proceed under applicable laws.
In Queenatanil the second quarter of 1989 shows 519 births, up sharply from 1908, with the highest rate yet this year. The report notes increases in births and deaths across most regions, an infant mortality rise, and a net reproduction rate of 1.17, below replacement. It also details marriages, deaths by cause, and a slight improvement later in 1989.
Fragmentary text references a count or sale figure, mentions a person and place in garbled form. Readable items include names and numbers, but content is too damaged to extract a coherent event or outcome for a proper summary.
A fragmented notice from All Saints Hostels Charleville outlines advantages of a church affiliated training school and hostel system. It mentions supervision, a trained guard, stipends, and the warden as head of the boys hostel with a sister in charge overseeing operations.
Snake Gully and Presbyterian clubs met on Saturday at the press terien club court in a keen series. Several doubles and mixed events produced tight sets with many finishes still undecided. Final tallies show Snake Gully ahead in two sets to Presbyterian in a fast moving contest.
Charleville club hosted a return tennis match at their course on a sunny afternoon. West End showed strong doubles play with several pairs winning, while Chamfered singles and mixed doubles featured notable efforts by Greg Geahaw, Dave Rogers, and the newly appointed West End skipper. West End claimed a clear win with several 6 2 and 6 3 set results across men's and ladies doubles.
A garbled OCR snippet lists numerous names and partial scores from a school sports event. It references players such as Rabie Hebnwmann Ren Usipes Hoar and Hoare with scores around 64 and 72, but the text is heavily corrupted, making full details and context unclear.
The Australian Wool Growers Council recommends two price options for wool clips. One applies for the 1889/40 period with annual review, the other would fix the price for the war duration and the year after. The council notes government noninvolvement in actual negotiations and stresses the recommendations reflect growers’ interests.
Prime Minister Mr Menzies spoke to militiamen at the new ALT Flen camp on Monday night. He warned a difficult war ahead but stressed endurance, resilience, and cheerful hearts to sustain fighting efforts against the Germans.
A group traveling from East Perth to Darwin encountered death and severe injuries while searching for water in Central Australia. Corald 24 and Halban were among those who perished, with three men and a woman badly hurt during the lone travel attempt. Local authorities report a failed attempt to reach water and a breakdown along the route.
A wartime style note states five temporary wool stores were not yet ready in Brisbane for wool shipments. The appraisal plan cites weather hour shortages similar to those in Victoria Park during the 1914 war, with expectations of completion mirroring earlier wartime erections.
The tournament row shows early rounds of mixed doubles and singles events with players including G Hoare EE Teinemann F Under A Reem and Fitzsimon Walton Madeen and Douglas Me Lee. Final rounds list Fitzsimmons Dewe Hoare Wetweemann and others with scores around 6 2 and 9 7 in a close contest.
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