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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Sep 22, 1933
Page
8
Reported mail robbery on the Bruchane-Tomnersie air train led to seven men being arrested. Wet sacks and damaged bags were looted, with valuables taken. the theft occurred at Ayr and involved a securely locked car. Police intercepted the train, yielding seven suspects and ongoing investigations.
Fragmentary report of a board meeting noting plans for a tour and temporary arrangements. Mentions committees and commendations related to the situation and scheduling, with several garbled names and places.
A chaotic report describes a severe plague sweeping North Susingkase with hundreds dead in Mt Rae. Authorities suspend river traffic, establish quarantine stations, and battle spread along the southward frontier.
A public meeting planned to discuss forming a Defence of Australia league is announced by the Australian natives association and the chamber of commerce with the lord mayor supporting the initiative. The event aims to rally support and present aims of national defense amid concerns of pacifism and wartime threats.
Acceptances announced for Albion Park tomorrow across divisions including PITH and NEW GIRT FURST. Notable runners include Anubachinen Hoya Kunlowe Bios Betterfly Tasteyn Amberhart and Trenians in the first division along with a 4 furlong sprint featuring Fost Jim Cooraker and Beery among others. The THEED BIVESION feature covers 3200m with Waehendont Aliculows French Rome and Kings Weir listed among runners. Other races include a 7 furlongs event with Moral Frise Burnett Amber camp Asteruid and Mrs Mackie and a 1 mile plate with Tres Proms Fast Jim and Credence plus a PURSE mile field led by Bright Ides and Sage Force.
A long OCR readout lists numerous weights and entries for a September track meet across many venues and participants. It includes numerous horses, riders, and associated weights or numbers, with various misspellings and partial names, detailing entries for Little Port, Ardborough, Mentamen, Pail Yarn, Zeeive, Fal Denies, Hrackes, Newser Girt, Lister Lad, Manila Lad, Night Time, Gawker, and many others, alongside performance marks and handicap notes.
The Splewiid somimations group reports robust backing for a forthcoming meet. Prominent clubs including Chareville and Scbiters Racing push plans for October 12 and 13 with hopes of breaking records amid public support and rising turnout.
Movietone and Master Deedah lead a crowded field with many named horses and owners listed in a long catalog of entries. The card names include Deen, Mabien Flale, Movietone, Kymocetla, Yoraiid Krai, Kare dors, and many others with Octobers, furlongs, and Race names peppering the page. The piece resembles a racing form update with declarations and acceptances for upcoming meetings and races.
Fragmentary notes describe a Thursday night debate labeled by locals as a City Lite contest with a favorable verdict. The text is garbled but hints at a discussion about local organizations and timing related to a community project.
At a general meeting Mepers ONeill chaired a discussion on raising funds to clear about £28 owed by the association. John Armstrong was elected president and J. Carmichael treasurer amid plans to collect subscriptions, seek support from town sportsmen, and form a committee to canvass donations to keep the club solvent.
The court considered a maintenance arrears case referencing seven weeks of unpaid alimony. Amounts cited include 18 pounds 12 shillings for the wife and 9 pounds for another party, with arrears noted. Rupert Eric Gray faced proceedings in the Supreme Court as the defendant failed to appear.
A letter from Grane Cumberland and district leaders urges government to employ local labor across industries to curb long distance recruitment. It argues contractors bring workers from distant regions, raising travel costs and economic imbalance, and calls for official agreement to prioritize local labor in the district and surrounding areas.
The Qallpie Police Court prosecuted a drover for travelting stork with wrong halting. A £1 am gished, court to be held on 6/6. Narracottated warned of further cases if women appeared before him, and the manager’s conduct raised questions about responsibility for the drover.
Fragmentary report notes an unnamed male involved in a property transfer to Maurice Cossburn of Wiritfa. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR text and missing context.
A chaotic report describes water outages in Main Pigs area with residents lacking supply since Meader on the 11th movant. Promised tankings and alternate supplies face delays as officials work to restore main water lines and public services amid extended disruption.
The death of PF Beret occurred in Bepeemmber TR at age OT after living most of his life in Tasmania. He hailed from Carrwstanrs station and served the district for many years, noted for his steady presence. He leaves a daughter and two sisters in Launceston, Tasmania.
At a meeting chaired by Fni Jaianh and Mr. Drer, plans and specifications for a work addition were to be drawn up and tenders invited. Superintendent At Siser noted a fire at the Dalton Hotel required McGhee to be on duty from 4 am to 7 am, with casualties described as a fire incident.
Women shopkeepers display latest hats and accessories as they inspect spring millinery trends. Menara Vita Waller My leads the event with fashion displays and stylist tips for customers seeking matching spans and headwear.
Mr Ransolph Bedford outlines new maximum petrol prices set by the Commissioner of Prices. Prices for both motor operate and Charterify Bare Beet are reduced from 24 to 22 per gedon for tet grade and 1d per patog ter ted grade. New prices apply to cash purchases.
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