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Newspaper
Cloncurry Advocate
Location
Cloncurry, Queensland, Australia
Date
Apr 13, 1935
Page
2
A scrambled OCR fragment hints at used parts for gab trucks and second hand horse vehicles with mentions of Harniss Gray, Brunswick, and Brisbane. The readable text is incomplete but suggests a classified style listing or trade note.
A public notice informs the Cloncurry community that the author offers various warting related services including weed removal and furniture shifting. The message emphasizes readiness to perform all kinds of tasks and invites local attention to the contractor’s offerings.
Caution warns that any person passing vehicles in the Fort Constantine paddoges will be prosecuted without respite. It also states that stray soy stock Userein will be impounded.
The fragment presents a murky aphorism about business and advertising and includes unrelated words and names that do not form a coherent report or identifiable event. No verifiable entities or actionable facts are extractable from the text.
The Hospi tal Ball offers plain and fancy dress with the Madhatters Ball hailed as the year’s hit and the Devil’s Ball promising a night in Hades at Blo Hall on June 7th. The Church of England hosts a snowual ball in Blo Hall on May 6th with prizes for prettiest and funniest costumes. A Basket Ball at Guamby headlines community events. a serious accident nearby prompts medical attention as Mr George Hun’s team surrounds the dance with Darcy and Madison’s orchestra providing music.
Report from Warwick Farm highlights Haji Mark’s improved condition for the Doncaster prospects and Silk Silver’s ongoing improvement. It notes journeyman horses like Jourma, Dromee and Silver Jublise eyeing Doncaster and Sydney Cup plans, with full field expectations and latest sale market firmness among livestock and Merino getters.
Mr and Mrs Len Bode hosted guests at Percol Plains while Mrs K Wilmer’s residence on Who Bungalow welcomed visitors. Mr W D Sharpe of Lorraine Street is visiting seeking medical care and has a lengthy Gulf and Territory work history. Dan Hogan of Q N Bank is transferring to Ipswich. Cloncurry hosts a hospital ball on May 24th marking King’s Jubilee holiday. Alexandria Station residents Mr and Mrs C A Johnston drive from the south and plan to depart tomorrow. Molly Hanley accompanies them.
A vivid notice describes a charity show in Cloncurry titled Cloocurry's best show with ballet girls and dancing by Leo Madison. Proceeds go to a struggling local ambulance fund, with one performance promised to delight and disappoint in equal measure.
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