District News from Charleville Times October 25 1935
Weather notes report heavy rains in Cyper Warren and Merron route with several inches in places while other areas on Morren route show very low falls. Road conditions worsen with river flooding near Conormara. Community events include a dance at Mrs G Stafford’s on November 1 and a corda race meeting planned for Boxing Day and December 23. local sales and livestock movements noted with Mr Tony Coover sale and Nive Downs bringing a mob of sheep through town. Mrs Wilkinson dies after long illness, survived by sister Mrs Harrison. former crossing owners once sold property to Mr J Chandler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roley Creevey
Ralnoe
Conormara
Mra G. Stafford
Stafford
Spence Sisters
Tony Coover
Coorwy
Aloma
Nive Downs
F. Pant
Alan
Blackall
Warren
Angeliala
Korondiia
Warreco
Hoganthoila
Wilkincon
Wilkinson
A. Harrison
Marlands
J Chander
Acenthele
Coniderabia Meane
Adavale Social Roundup and Local Visitors
The column records rainy weather, local road conditions and a string of names and places. It notes visitors to Avon Villa and Hoomooloo Park, mentions health recovery hopes for a resident, and lists households and gardens with several couples and individuals from Patricia Park, Hartley, and Glennie among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilror
Raita Gelle
Fey
Stella Vale I
Heemoole Park
Mile
Wade
Were Arecent
Ieess
Mer
Daedy
Gundry
Bristener
Suodeay
Pradisn Park
Wis
M Wade
Avon Villa
Pavoter
Patricia Park
Gardner
Waleonyah
Mre
Mira Poxter
Hartley
Poewar
Hoomooloo Park
Mises I
A. Wade
Wale
Me CG
Rirran
Glennie
Moeaars
Wabconyah
J. Wade
Avon Villay
Weather and water works report from Thargomindah
The pant week brought ice and warmth with strong NW dirt. Sunday morning 9 am readings list Thargomindah 170 and other stations: Kolk 304 Wangertta 121 Tobermorey 57 Norley 70 Derner 166. Monday brought a north wind and cloudy skies despite rainfall. Water main pipes laid on Thursday. a test at the bore showed leaks, repairs followed and the town now has a strong water supply from the bore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendar
Pont
Poet Office
Tharcomindah
Kolk
Wangertta
Tobermorey
Norley
Derner
Dorne
Thoreday
Morven Archbishop Visits Morven in Rainy Reception
MORVEN—The Most Rev Dr J W Wand Archbishop of Brisbane visited Morven. A public reception at the Royal Hotel featured tea and decorations while rain dampened plans. Notables included Canon Eid ward s, Bob Lynch, Neill Denehow, and locals from Meare, Newing, Ivanhoe Downs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Wand
Archbis
Brisbane
Morvenom
Canon Eidwards
Bush Protherhood
Royal Hotel
Lowage
Bey Mize Palliseer
Moses
Ivanhoe Downs
Orem
England
Ceantey
Meare
Newing
Bob Lynch
Neill Denehow
Stown
Aqua Downs
Anrgelinia Downs
Quilpie Weather: Heat and Rain Bring Mixed Week
A Quillpie weather note reports extreme heat and a forecast of rain, with several rainfall amounts listed for many districts including Quilpie and Terachie. The ROC church committee hosted a Saturday event with music and a walk in walk out setup. Local social notes mention guests, visitors, and arrivals, while a Quilpie cricket match was postponed due to rain with players unable to attend.
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Quilpie
Thylungra
Terachie
Pabilla
Pinktorteo
Piastre
South Comongin
Warbin
Bergalia
Ingeberm
Come
Gunnedotah
Nickayilla
Harrington
Wallyalot
Corwall
Corowa Downs
Wascarca
Hominia
Fambudda
Avro Downs
Moble
Whrnut
Roman
Moble Springs
Ray
Alaric
Copal
Cranaien
Warrabin
Bariston
Ol Kyra
Belombre
North
Keabrai
Kisadre
Aniock
Adame
Ledes’ Committee
The
ROC
Mirx
Hindmarah
Srchestra
Preston
F. Carroll
A. Smith
Harold Gibson
Quill PLC
Bow
Westbank
Windorah
Cain
Miss Tolls
Bar
Mesera
Noyes
Charleville
M. Henschels
J. Edwards
C. Tully
Alar'c
Mrs. Shine
Lake Pure
J. Wade
Mona Vale
Mesure
H.&. Peeler
North Comongin
E. J. Pes Fer
Wallyah
F. Tully
Terachia
J. Yolly
Vambadda
Vv. Deser
Romani
Campbell
Verona
Norea
Heamehele
Nelinon
Warrene Motors
Anderson
RJ. Breene
Bromanca
HR. Deutcher
K. Aussie
T. Law
Arawee
A. Dunkar
Copali
G. Nowland
Mitrove
Quilphr Vert
Lenere
Ewualry
Stork
Quilpie Shire Court Concludes Sheep Travel Charge
In Quilpie on October 1 before Mr J A Noves OM Quilpie Shire Council clerk Arthur Stewart Narracot pursued Ernes TH drover on charge of 2100 traveling sheep entering the reserve with notice of his detention. The defendant did not appear but pleaded guilty to a lesser count. fined £5 with costs and potential imprisonment if unpaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Ote
Callegher Weer J
Pie Mimo Coltle
Malararca
Shine Owerer
Aicon
Wethers
North
Comoncin
Chete
Collecke Goren
J. Maebel
Quilpie
Waller
T Doweran
Charee
Mite
Calfle
Mohle Springh
Lewis
B. Henn
J. A. Noves- OM
Quilpie Shire
Arthur Stewart Narracot
Ernes TH
Hourechele
Wool market and trade shifts in 1935 report
The article surveys wool prices and trade flows for Yorkshire and continental wools, noting demand changes in Europe and Britain, and effects on Australian exports. It covers buyers’ freedom, German interests, South African wool, and the impact of dry seasons on shearing and bale weights. It mentions Mayland merchants and Gosnaaz as buyers, with price-based strategies and production adjustments.
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Enilinh
Inqeier
Europe
Britain
Commonwealth
Minda
Gosmaaz
Topsatel Yarme
Angelrallawl
Sydney
Austral
Goth
Whockcombe, Carson, Ltd
Nricdane
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