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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Sep 24, 1937
Page
8
Sund a September notices list church services across denominations with times and locations. It mentions All Saints Church of England and a Catholic church service, plus a Sunday school and a public notice for a sale by auction.
Muddle of auction notices and public meetings outlines a horse sale at Charleville with entries including CB Engen and R Wickin, plus a secretary notice for attendees. A public meeting is scheduled at the town fair to explain the scheme and address attendees. Winners at the lame show are listed with medals and prices.
Large attendance at McGregor meeting with Nita S securing the bracelet amid strong betting. Firecracker and other runners showed dividend activity. Anzac Stakes and Maiden Handicap details listed with multiple contenders and odds noted.
A detailed pool of shooting results names participants like J W Nagel and T Seare among many in a novice shout event. The report describes kills and scores, noting leading marksmen and the pace of the rounds, with references to specific shooters and trials.
Fragmented report records a magistrate hearing with defendant remanded and travel directives. Mentions of individuals and places are garbled, but references a Supreme Court application, police reporting at Augathella and Brisbane, and a financial figure around £590.
Fragmentary oblique notice about Peard Thorpe and various parties at a Saturday event involving cattle and a wedding like ceremony. Mentions WF Teargel and Mr George Paarl, with unclear details.
The deputy director reports Telegraphic gloom as work stalls on a new radio station. Officials fear completion may slip into next year while cricket matches stir regional interest and listeners await formal opening. The movement aims to serve Moteners and Southwestern Choenaland with scheduled programming and timely updates.
The match pits Gordon against KO Smite in a high stakes contest shaping the discus of the season. Gordon shows tactical prowess, delivering decisive blows to dominate the ring. Critics note his rising form and potential to defend the crown in coming bouts.
Fat stock market reports firm prices as buyers and sellers transact. Cattle and hogs showed strong demand with a steady trading floor. prime lots sold well amid broad participation from North, West, and local bidders.
A fragmented OCR style item lists names, places, and terms like Smyrna, Churchite, Wiggers, Bardo, Shurword Park, and Haywi. It mentions games, parks, and dates in a garbled fashion, suggesting a miscellaneous local sports and notices page with unclear details.
A foggy Morven meeting covers town sports and community events. The KAA announces a cricket and football program with plans for a dance and parade. Cattle movements from Punewall station are noted and weather is described as pleasant in the afternoon.
A fragmented report from Augusthels describes social Credit activity and a forthcoming event. It mentions a large attendance, a speech by Mr. Ingle, and plans for racing equipment and property transfers. Arrangements include drinks and a racing schedule with horses bound for Mangalisia.
Fragmentary OCR text appears to reference a local notice or column with scattered names and phrases. Key entities and specifics are unreadable, limiting a reliable reconstruction of event, date, or location.
A scrambled account mentions champions, players and events with many garbled names. It lists teams and possible matchups, noting reactions and outcomes amid unclear phrasing and missing solid details.
Fragmented OCR notes show a Quilpie area gathering with mentions of church figures, visitors, and racing events. Names like Mr W Lemcombe, G Arendal, and J Prana appear amid scattered locations, dates, and race meeting references, indicating a local community recap of social and sporting items.
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