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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Sep 13, 1935
Page
8
Fragmented text notes splendid rains over rural districts including Charleville. Mentions two fires and later references to rain diminishing and a distribution issue with serine and whim rains. The legibility is poor and key details are missing.
A dramatic society presents a grand extartemment with speakers and performances. Credit is given to performers such as Mowers F Presta TR Mcfioenit Binnin and Z Osborne and to contributors including W Bermeer L Senitry and Mr. Watkins for artistry and acrobatics.
A local committee reviews the annual children's ball, noting previous years spent excessive funds and considering reducing costs. Plans shift to allow more time for preparations and to ease the burden on organizing groups and families.
Writs issued agwars auctioneerr art tag waaer instructman from the pub be curator will set by public ave. The property to the rotate of the fete Mtwin A Palmer in Reward West on Friday October Vth at B pm. Pull particulars later torus. Dam C Wright Auctioneer.
Reports indicate storms in the district delayed events and rain affected timing at Charleville. A storm disrupted commwaralla area with wind and showers around 1 pm to 4 pm, leaving some races and tribunes unsettled as officials adjust schedules and assess damage.
A local fete supporting a charitable cause was announced with plans for a trophy display and a cinema event at Kirkup Pictures Theatre. Organizers including C Bradley and A Coorry coordinate the fundraising in January, with proceeds benefiting the fete committee.
A children’s dance will be held at Paresh Hall with admission from 2:45 to 10:30 pm. Adults may attend afterward with a separate program and refreshments provided. An orchestra will perform. Admission prices list 2 shillings for adults and 1 shilling for children.
Angered residents protest Home Secretary decision on Acga Ynefig Hospital. A large meeting in Ascarbetla urged continued support for the Angothetla Hospital and staff, with delegates to report on efforts and a follow up meeting planned.
Vague report shows a halted process with McWha and others voting for action. The document notes transfer plans, committee recommendations, and discussions about Company structures and property moves, referencing multiple individuals and entities.
A clipped town note describes Wendy’s improved health after a brief illness and mentions Mr. Lock’s splendid recovery. It notes he returned to the Times office early in the week and references a local defense matter handled by a named family.
A community note thanks Gerhardt and Mr J Kent for organizing a successful fundraiser. Gratitude goes to local business people and Toren Cheat for assistance, with special thanks to Rodulphard, taechentra members, and Marval for support. A ticket sale supported a benevolent cause. proceeds highlighted the effort of many workers.
Fragmentary note describes a hospital secretary and the search for information about the Charierine Hosp Gaal. The text references delays, staff roles, and possible contact methods, with unclear names and places. The message appears to urge formal action and public posting, mentioning a person or group called FRIEND OF TOUTE.
The writer argues that government control will improve hospital services and criticizes private interests. They urge subscribers to use intelligence and support government stewardship for better care and governance.
MeO Holland sparked interest in forming a Peasinners' League branch in Charleville. A meeting was planned for Sunday at Port Office with a hopeful turnout. Witnesses described tensions as natives and others clashed while discussing leadership and supervisory roles in the community.
The Secretary reports receiving a communication from the Minister for Transport outlining Saturday morning services to respond to Western line disruptions. Details mention routes Charleville to Cunnamulla and Quilpie with specific start times and adjusted schedules, plus aims to improve efficiency and frequency. The commission seeks faster service and greater commuter relief on the affected routes.
Rainy weather caused postponement of Soldiers' races scheduled yesterday. New dates proposed are Monday and Tuesday of next week, September 1 and 2, as the Downs Racing Association reviews entries and venue.
Final acceptances list for Saturday trial races at Warwick and Ascot mood, featuring Open Handicap fields like Warwickeye Major Mame and Anto Bus with distances from 1 mile to 1 1 2 miles, including Novice and Three Year Old Handicap events and notable contenders such as Manreas Warwichaye and September Mandicap with planned racing at Ascot.
The readable text is garbled with many typos and missing parts making a coherent event or report hard to identify. No clear names dates places or outcomes emerge.
The meeting chaired by Alderman Alirw discussed a lease matter for the Picture Theatre with debate on motions and charges. Officials debated the theatre franchise, public access, and proposed reductions, with references to Trade and Showmen’s Association and public interest concerns.
Fragmentary text lists individuals such as Mr. P Pinchan Alfred Stower and Willigmer Cn with references to insanity and public matters. Mentions include representatives, appeals, and canal related items amid disjointed phrases and scattered names.
A damaged OCR note outlines another performance by the Charle Die Musical and Dramatic Society. It mentions a Monday show, weather affecting attendance, and ticket prices of 37 and 2 with reserves noted.
The mayor acknowledges further aid to the Correll home victims and their nurse, noting payments and reimbursements totaling 80,000 pounds over a lengthy relief period. The letter thanks WV allies and local officials for assistance and support to the stricken family during the ongoing distress and recovery efforts.
The event listing outlines a late season competition with teams Warracues Chyeterilie Mogae and Raameranze. Officials prepare for a ceremony where Mr turer My Mar Mer Carpentate fee pease is invited to speak at the ceremony of oods rot.
A chaotic 19th century town meeting centers on gully diversion plans and a river scheme. Aldermen, town clerk, and residents clash over property purchases, public works, and the fate of a planned channel while committee members spar over motions and procedural steps.
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