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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Sep 15, 1933
Page
9
A historical notice promoting pure bred Shorthorns, detailing breeding aims and outcomes from trials. It highlights champions, performance data in milk and fat production, and notes government experimental support. Calls for inquiries to Chapmen & Co, Guestling, Yanna Siding.
The report outlines followers of the Queens and Primary Prodex Coopenstive Association in Sydney and the wool market’s instability. It notes prices near and above open levels, large stock during the early days of a selling season, and a push by producers amid uncertain demand. It also mentions American efforts to rate prices and domestic labor impacts, with broad concerns about supply, carryover, and international competition.
The Pope received thirty thousand pilgrims in August, with fifty percent from abroad. One third of the pilgrims to the Vatican included visitors from Great Britain and various European nations. The scale of audiences and ceremonies drew attention as officials noted police activity and public interest surrounding the Pope’s access at the window. However details are garbled and partially unreadable in the source.
By Scribep the piece reflects on Scout Week activities in Brisbane and the purpose of scout training. It notes the strong bond of brotherhood formed through gatherings and recalls how boyhood ambitions matured into intelligence and initiative as the era progresses.
A promotional note urging readers to mention the Charleville Times to advertisers. The message emphasizes helping improve the newspaper by increasing advertisements and requests readers to reference the paper in dealings with advertisers.
Geotoug Inlet area farmers report repeated sheep losses linked to Alsatian attacks. A petition calling for extermination gained support from over seven farmers after weeks of severe livestock killings including a recent spree where 19 sheep were killed on a transport to market.
A shabby OCR fragment shows a Reverend and family at dinner with a late son Johnnie. As grace begins, the child is reminded of a prior habit and responds with a short, stammering petition. The scene captures a domestic moment at table ending abruptly mid exchange.
A garbled ad blurb touts Heenzo cough remedy as a money saver for Australians over twenty years. It claims quick relief from coughing and influenza symptoms by using a concentrated tincture mixed with water, promising a large supply of potent remedy at a value price.
Charleville state champions faced Quilpie in a tense basketball duel before a packed crowd. Charleville won 38 to 29 after a strong first half, with both teams praised for effort and sportsmanship.
Financial tallies for Quilpie Ancust railway show goods and outward cargo totals with values in pounds shillings and pence, plus stock figures of cattle and sheep. A Saturday night entertainment at Melville Haft raised about £10, with officers and committee members named among attendees and outcomes of local competitions and police proceedings reported.
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