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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Oct 21, 1938
Page
7
Annual general meeting of Ames organization to be held at the office of Carter & Caan Saturday afternoon at 2 pm. Readable fragments indicate timing around 1 pm to 2 pm and mention of Noreen Street. Local church notices urge attendance.
A fragmented passage notes Meron and Teak with Ang at a fete while Beth Wein Hamdetwerdt 1308 water and a lawyer's years of service appear as stray mentions. The readable text lacks clear events but hints at a community gathering with names and old legal or civic references.
Tenders are invited for several contracts at Charleville including pulling and flow quotas, cement delivery of 1800 gallons, supplying 1800 gallons of jam, supplying tanks and related materials. Bids must be lodged at Gewese Wertman fry Ltd Wille Street Charleville by October 2. URS endorses Qantas Empire Air tender and reserves right to accept the lowest or any bid.
Auction notice lists a Dodge truck for sale in Charieville with age and mileage details. The ad appears garbled but indicates a purchase inquiry and contact through this office by Ray Peart or similar handler.
The readable lines note odd measurements and allocations tied to sailors and traders. Mentions include a 12/4 head reference and a Raw of old cron, with scattered figures and place names suggesting a dated commerce note or ledger fragment.
Proceedings opened before Mr W L Puged in the Land Court yesterday morning with expectations of further actions through Mendeysfieracen. Participants and specific dates appear garbled, but the event centers on the court hearing and anticipated continuation.
Ambulance cases describe Poert OMeily of Kime Series falling and injuring her wrist while singing on Friday night. she was taken to Charleville for treatment after advice from Doctor Katron McDonald. Shanssy. Fracture Adame of Wilde Street was treated for a sprain after a fall while stealing. Berete Uneyer of Hartuthalin sustained an injury.
A fragmented OCR reads an appeal by the Queensimess fund committee linked to De. Barmayo'e Humes about soliciting donations for a home. It mentions aims to Bev T. C Living, Commonwealth Tax of Amparalia, Brisbane, and plans to establish quarters in London around Christmas. The text is garbled with many misspellings and unclear names.
Market report shows second sales week of the 1958 season opening with prices 3 to 7 percent higher in west lines than September. Notable entries include Dohd pat bale pricing, consignments from Stamitred and local clips highlighted. Dalgety Co and Yandenia listed among buyers with several regional names and prices noted in pence and pounds.
A preacher discusses a story called The Three Friends, framing the rich man, the poor, and the outsider as symbols of God and humanity. He urges intercession, personal conversion, and active ministry, urging listeners to live faith beyond church walls and engage the world with grace.
The Adewale branch of the CWA held a Saturday meeting with President Mist Wade and officers including treasurer Power and secretary Wadeham. Present were Mesd Bromley Power Manelt and others. Miss Feahan sent apologies. Bank balance stood at £56 9s 3d with small accounts. An orchestra was engaged for the dance. Mrs Skala said she visited the hospital and would visit again in October. Hostesses were Mrs F Power and Mrs P Power. Rosters for the next meeting on 13 November were arranged with Mrs Hunett and Miss D Wade assisting.
Weary Berry of Wootutra ton argues the Manchester blowfly control method is superior to Dr Watt’s approach. He cites woolgrower savings, field trials, and reports from producers like Thompece and others, while noting ongoing demonstrations and farm observations in the district.
A garbled communication from a Bush Whacker notes a disputed umpire decision during a rough scramble. It mentions a lead of four games, a win on sand, and plans to meet again, with threats of further action and anti-umpire sentiment.
A local notice invites the public to a free film display at the State School on Monday October 11. The Ford Motor Company of Australia will present films featuring a Charteville and an advanced servicing component. Displays run from October 3 to November.
Warregees began strong at Gowrie Oval on Sunday with T Carr and K Lomas delivering fine batting. Jenkin's 24 matched by strong support saw Warregeen edge Wanderers, aided by Potten's three for 33. Scott and Phillips contributed steady entries as the innings closed at 77 with decisive boundaries.
Chance for cricketers to meet Hartigan’s team during a planned visit to Brisbane as the district discusses scheduling with Roger Hartigan and local players. The meeting aims to organize another cricketing excursion, with supporters and officials hopeful for stronger regional ties and competitive arrangements.
The notice assigns twice weekly passenger and freight service by Butler Al Transport Co with departures from Sydney to Charleville and back on specified days. Fares and schedule details for Mondays and Thursdays at 6:16 am, with Saturday and Wednesday departures at two currencies, are listed for reservations. Also included is a local note on foxes at Alumay Creek shifting diet and an unrelated anecdote about Mr Phelps and a land path.
A murky draft outlines a municipal bid to control the picture theatre's operations while negotiations with private operators stall. Officials pursue legal avenues to secure access and set terms for reopening. Local groups urge clarity on ownership, funding, and future programming.
In a dense page of match results, J Giilewpin posts a 2 under par score, Free bench lines show diverse players including R Pence and A458 with 64 38 details. Carter and Domevin appear in mixed groupings with scores around 77 and 18. Other names appear across events: Bush, Bayt, Collina, Wicherstied, and Reynolds with various byes and scores, reflecting a busy multi-event card.
A chaotic scene at Cooktown ended with Willem Howand rushed to hospital after a scuffle during a public event. Eyewitnesses describe a rapid sequence of injuries and a tense atmosphere as security moved to restore order.
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