Daley Froker Ince Over Tet Mem 678 Vote Count
Early returns from Marsroe elections show Mr. Preemer with a large lead and 1761 votes, while Te Latour trails by a margin of SB roles. The count remains largely complete and a declaration is expected.
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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Oct 05, 1934
Page
8
Early returns from Marsroe elections show Mr. Preemer with a large lead and 1761 votes, while Te Latour trails by a margin of SB roles. The count remains largely complete and a declaration is expected.
A damaged note reports a rise in Valees wool sales with competition among buyers and better prices. It mentions improved demand and stronger receipts with several notable consignors and regions cited.
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Fragmented report notes Kingsford Smith withdrawing from a race at Charleville amid confusion and unclear commentary. The article hints at suspicions and actions by officials but provides no clear outcome or dates.
Incomplete OCR fragment mentioning names and dates with no clear event. Reads as a garbled timetable or notice with references to West Mr Gmourkeil and Denober Hh to Metober 15th Ew in Lower. No coherent incident or outcome establishes a reportable item.
The council refused ALP efforts to conduct Allied City events in Cheeteville amid confusion over authority and a pending hospital concern. North sought extended permit terms. the mayor and town clerk debated limits, while residents cited Centenary celebrations and local showmen.
A Qantas aircraft crashed near Winton. the pilot and two passengers were burned to death. The wreckage, found southeast of Winton, sparked a large investigation and prompted reports from the Limereach dispatch. Victims named include Henrickern, Spiney Metromilina, and McKee.
The program lists races in four divisions at Ahan Park Bristame with seven furlong and six furlong events. Notable entries include Shalton Ante Up Harvest Field Warbend Prince Arupzal Halk Wa Tan Jacames and Golden Verment Ambachilles Night Piper Trax Prosm ine Spanish Admiral and Trajectory. The Plate and Bums stakes feature Kingsale Serloct Indian Wakir Hash Gun and Algmmatte Wischette Sir aura Formic Nownt.
The Courier Mail lists anticipated entrants for Alton Park races across divisions. Ethel Alwyne from The Crown leads a crowded First Division. Second Division features Harvest Field with Macatee Bolo. Third Division hosts Blarney Canthe. Plate includes Ambertelt and Indian Fakie Purse with Anderson and Farmer Ls Parte as entrants.
A damaged clipping notes a sale of surplus stock from a tailor shop on Albion Street. It mentions men and boys clothing and a large price reduction of about £5,000 in value. The message is partial and garbled, with many unreadable words.
Reports indicate a passenger plane named Alianin failed to land and struck terrain near Weston, leaving cylinders scattered and smoke rising from Athy to Mt Landsberwent two miles apart. Passengers were identified with one man pinned. inquiries focus on the crash scene and timing around six o clock Wednesday morning.
A fragment describes the Weald as a Passexg rmpioy of the AP Company moving from Cube to Foct Camtantin. It mentions Mitchell visit, a holiday period with ravens and steter, and figures like Mm Wt Walker of Amby Turwaa linked to the AT Company's 2% ertion.
The Central Warresy Racine Club hosts a Centennary air meet with improvements including more grand stand room and extended mounting yard. Weights will be declared Saturday morning October 13, with local charities set to receive donations. Mr Spalding will attend and adjust handicaps Friday night. Nominations appear on pages 7 and 4.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference wrestling events at Charleville with names like Hnae Thon and Wallis. Mentions hotel accommodations, a timetable including dates and bouts, and a plan for a 22nd and 26th event with unclear details.
A community committee coordinates a donation drive for a local cause with support from Mr Wilson and a February meeting. The effort aims to aid a funeral market and provide Canberry coins, with emphasis on charitable giving and civic involvement.
Town officials and local committees finalize terms for a wrestling gala at the Town Hall in October. Permissions granted include altered event dates, use of premises, and funds to support the gale committee with revenue handling and refunds if needed.
The chairman stated the ALP faced a clash with Allied City over a permit tied to Centenary plans. Bedford and others argued the existing 13 month permit predated the celebrations, while the town sergeant advised caution. The council took no action after discussions.
A fragmented report describes Miss Cochrane’s representative and Mr Maier discussing plans for an aviation charter. It notes route checks at various stops, mechanical arrangements, and preparations involving engineers, pilots, and support crews with intercontinental legs and care for the plane.
A famous jockey Tebh is reported to arrive in Toowoomba by next Wednesday to ride in the forthcoming race meeting. Tebby rode three winners at previous races, boosting local interest in the event and the prospects of his mounts at the meeting.
The Railway Department granted cheap tickets to Charleville for the Ambalamee Fories event on October 1. Ticket rates from Tomaconsety to Bristene are reduced but may be withdrawn to reduce costs.
The text references officials and parties planning an event at a central venue with remarks about seating, accommodations, and a date in April. It mentions specific names and groups, suggesting a political or formal gathering with attendance by multiple representatives.
The article outlines broad preparations for an Australian shipping and cultural program, describing venues, participants, and anticipated public interest. It mentions Melbourne ceremonies, private planners, and an elimination route affecting the broader event schedule.
An announcement invites purchase of tickets for a Carteville soldiers event at Steienger Park on Friday. Details mention admission fees, ticket windows, and warnings about not buying at the door. Candy, drinks, and themed races are advertised with specific vendors and hours, urging patrons to enter by the designated window.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at an upcoming meeting of the Charierie Tetstret Seiherst Roche Clb in Baltimore. Readable bits mention anticipations and a chair position, with unclear context and garbled words.
An OCR fragment reports a horse race at Quilpie with the Comsckatow Semer stake of 10/. distamer 4 ferkenes. Five horses nominated including Aerecor and the Sex. The field circled the track with the winner unclear.
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