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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Oct 06, 1933
Page
12
W HansomMasager and J Hutchison are listed in Warrego BT Charleville records with manager roles noted. The fragment outlines two names associated with regional administration or business in the period.
A fragment notes a girls hospital under Church of England Sisters management. It mentions reception of services and care at a specified hall or facility, reflecting historic religious involvement in local health care. The readability is limited but confirms ecclesiastical oversight and organized care by nuns.
A corrupted OCR style entry appears as a weather table fragment from Charleville Times. It shows scattered codes, figures, and abbreviations for measurements, dates, and locations, with multiple alphanumeric tokens and names partially legible.
District news reports September rule reentries and October progress. Community notes include arrivals, sign masters, and a conference in Toowoomba. Stock movements list hundreds of sheep and cattle among various properties, with several owners and charge agents named. The Wyandra school committee organized sports and a tennis event, though the dance was postponed. Public interest centered on school activities, a Monte Carlo event, and a planned community function.
Windorah district reports show scattered weather readings with Windorah at 0 percent, Mingoa Downs 37, Cararean 4, Betoots 30, Mayfield 12, White 75, Cuddagan 59 and other locales noted. Officials tour Windorah during the week, while travel plans include Mrs Rychart to Lancreach and Mr Richards arranging local meetings amid wreck notes and detours.
Adavale residents enjoyed a social evening at Shiry Hall as Mr and Mrs Power left town. A local gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs Power featured a farewell gesture including a grandfather clock gift. Mr C and staff awaited a permanent postmaster appointment as the Hartley district social day proceeded.
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Mime Callaghan, an assistant Morven school teacher for almost six years, receives a transfer to Toowoomba State School. Welcome events included farewells by head teacher G N Ball and students presenting gifts. The article notes local reactions and a train load of sheep arriving, plus other district updates on farming and staffing.
The Quesmel Egg Board advises price levels from Monday October 26, 1934 as first grade eggs at 58 to 60 cents per dozen. Redeem details follow in the notice.
The fragment records erratic rainfall across regions with percentages and many place names such as Warrego River Edward, Charlevithe, Gowrie, Miles, Oak Park, Wyandra, Alpha, and Mack's Creek. It notes river impacts, post rain conditions, and many numeric tallies for towns and stations, though data are fragmented and unreliable.
A September meeting of the Charterisie Ambessee Committee featured a message from Governor Str Lasiie Witness praising the work of the Ambulance Transport Brigade. The letter expressed gratitude for support and highlighted the corps role in coordinating with the Australian Inland Maton across the state, linking distant ports and fostering community spirit.
A garbled OCR fragment lists assorted canned goods, sauces, soap bars, and beverages with odd quantities and prices. Items include Jam, Mustard Sauce, Tomato Sauce, Palm’s Chutney, Melba Honey, Bath Soap, Lifebuoy, Salmon, Coffee, Cocoa, Tea, and Coffee delivery notes. No clear event or date, but references to delivery and pricing appear.
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