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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Oct 09, 1936
Page
10
A fragmented report describes an important sale feature tied to social credit schemes. The piece notes public attention shifting toward a final paint or mural at a movement site as supporters hope for progress. The mood is cautiously hopeful amid political maneuvering and community concern.
An OCR fragment references a drive at Sentag and a ton of Beaters with a £10 wager, amid unclear notes between Werra and Jem downs. The text includes stray names and misread phrases, mentioning stakes and timeframes but lacking coherent detail.
A garbled notice outlines junior cricket fixtures at Brewrie Oval led by Mayer and Mr Destecher for the Trustees of the Game Oval. It lists upcoming matches, venues, and dates in October and November with references to Carter, Lockett, and Tent Achets, specifying playing areas and material removal.
The Contra Werreco Racing Club’s annual meeting opened amid fair betting and strong crowds. ierein captured the big handicap as racing posted steady total receipts, with a long card featuring the Maiden Plate, Town Topic, and Magneto taking notable prizes, while bets reflected active wagering on several favorites and longshots.
The Delioming acceptances list entries for Gulmeas meeting at Ascot with names across Trial Handicap 150, Flying Handicap 7 furlongs 2.25, and Novice Handicap 45. Notable horses include Merachin Latthe Midas, Controversy, Jobbtenem, Warelchare, Andow's Pride, Happy Return, Monash River, Alomar, Princess mivell, and others. Ends with WelIiem Ranegda and related runners.
In Sumeieee Court yesterday morning Judge Bir presided as Col Noyes and Peter Comtapatee pled guilty to breaching regulations by producing bread with a weight short of standards. A deficiency of 41 ounces was noted, with defense witness Heschel stating the loafs were mispacked and excess crust affected the weight. The court imposed a fine for the violation.
A report notes a failed wheat attack between two local points and a case of two dogs being seized after a newborn calf was threatened. One dog was purebred, the other mixed. both were destroyed by a rider who intervened. The forest officer will request Brlataae for the dogs’ punishment. An earlier resident’s Alsatian and Chincolite lineage is referenced in connection with this event.
Thieves entered the ABC Store on Alfred Street between 5 pm Wednesday and early Thursday, prying open a western window to burgle cash totaling £26 2s. Police are investigating.
Murray Daniels a 40 year old labourer appeared in Police Court on Saturday morning, pleaded guilty to stealing a luggage cage and articles valued at £5 belonging to Peretril Shes. He was convicted and sentenced to one month in Bogie Roost gaol.
In a sunlit cricket match, Post Office faced Cook & O’Malley with tight bowling from Phillips and Hall. Maher and Neale led a resilient chase as early batsmen contributed, but a late rally by Hall and Jeakins steadied Post Office, finishing with strong scores amid fluctuating partnerships.
A muddled late century town council discussion centers on the dismissal matter involving Lending Hand and allegations about Donavan. The mayor seeks a complete report from the works committee while Alderman McGregor voices opposition to firing Donavan, and council members debate reporting lines and accountability.
Season opens as Warregees and Cook and OThiey’s WA make 47 ruas in a fourth wicket stand of 34 that drives Warregees to victory in the day’s arvt innings at Post Otos.
A late day collision near Toute injured Mr Robert Hunter Mrs Biunier and their son John. Their car struck a tree after another vehicle veered ahead causing the crash. Rams Ambulance took all to a hospital with cuts bruises and shock reported.
Fragmented OCR text references W Maughen Minkater health Par lous House Narrabeen and mentions AEF dollar bums and names like Murra and Trev. Lacks coherent facts, dates, or actions to report clearly.
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