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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Nov 23, 1934
Page
2
Fragmented text mentions a woman described as cross and unfit to live with. Scattered lines reference a person named Fer and Reen rt donna along with garbled phrases about vitality and power. No clear events or dates emerge from the OCR fragment.
Fragmented OCR reads like a Civil Aviation inquiry note about an Australian air accident. It mentions committees and officials such as Captain J. O Jotmean and Mr Cocit Mer okay, with a vague reference to an appeal and a postponed hearing. The text is garbled and hard to parse for precise facts or outcomes.
Messina district items include weather notes with recent rain, stock movement by GW bullock and J Costello, and arrivals and departures at Claverton and nearby regions. Mentions of Mr C Ray’s completed tank-building contract for a local property, plus hospital updates on Mrs Roberts and Mr Heyer Jr. and a homeward return of a WWI era threshing crew member.
John Phillpotts, 52, was attacked by a pig at Old Pittwater Road, Brookvale, NSW, in the early hours of Tuesday morning. He sustained severe bites to the calf and jaw, escaped to safety, and was taken by motor car to Manis Hospital for treatment. He remains single.
Local weather and travel updates mentioning rain, impending forecasts, and residents such as G Laney, T Catiestt, and Hopkin. Reports cover Charleville movements, hospital notes at Cambridge Hospital, and visits by Power, A Wale, and others. Stock movements list Webb Bro. and Big Creek as owners with drover Sid noted.
Cool November weather and rainless past week described. Quilpie basketball club hosted a party and dance drawing large attendance, with Mrs J. Metmproat assisting, and Mr. Sraew as door keeper. Residents visiting from Spring Fold and nearby stations noted. Openings include Primary Producers' Coop in town, with Mr. Eric Ryland manager, and plans for Teer to spend holidays with relatives. A local burial for Mr. Went followed a death at Thytargis station. Several town visitors listed, including Mrs E Gitwen and Mr. Aue among others, with social events and property sales mentioned.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses web terms and names with unclear context. It mentions starting references and Shiney, but lacks coherent events, dates, or identifiable organizations. Article appears damaged, offering insufficient readable facts for a full news summary.
In Thargomindah on the 13th at Voices Court before authorities, a water truck hire dispute was withdrawn after satisfactory settlement. A public examination concerning an affine matter concluded. At the Tharpomindal Hospital Macke Club met to plan a charity grassed meeting for December 26 with six events. A children’s dance for the church of England occurred on the 16th, with music by local artists. A fund of 19 pounds 2 shillings 5 8d was noted. Mr RC Gromer and Mrs Kennedy were briefly mentioned. Weather was fine to start the week, turning dull with some rain possible, and Mr Chas Osborne returned home from hospital care.
A damaged notice describes Tambo Golf Club inaugurating new links, a Sunday afternoon gathering, and a subsequent dance event. It names organizers, attendees, and a formal opening with speeches. Financials show prize totals and entry payments around the room.
A fragmentary and unclear note references a falcon and war, with scattered terms like lager and amenities. The readable items lack coherent events, dates, or identifiable organizations. No solid people or places are established in the accessible text.
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