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Newspaper
Cloncurry Advocate
Location
Cloncurry, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jan 18, 1946
Page
3
A mixed local notice mentions social visits and travel to Cloncurry, including Mr. and Mrs. Butler and family, Major Xen Doimgias at AML Boal Charters, and others arriving by train. It notes hospital visits, recoveries, and assorted community movements, with personnel from military and health services listed among residents and guests.
Disjointed passages discuss employment, government responsibility, and taxation. Mentions 1914 figures per head, pre WWII context, and general critique of economic policy. Several garbled names and places appear without clear attribution or consistent meaning.
Bray and Co of Chuncurry advertises Harry Lateman cattle for sale with application details and contact.
A garbled OCR snippet mixes geography, history, and odd phrases about Australia, the United States, and other places. It mentions Australia’s vast area, comparisons to New South Wales and Great Britain, and stray references to kingdoms, oceans, and schooling, all in scrambled form.
In Cloncurry Shire, the act establishes stock routes and underlines protections for jurad lasik operations. The measure outlines corridor rights, management by local authorities, and safety provisions for livestock transport within designated districts.
A council order from February 16 approves two pounds for Dingo Syndicate subscriptions with eight strong members to consider such subs. It directs immediate action by the council to detail syndicate terms. Notes list members of subcommittees as part of the process and monthly operations reports to the Coronet. By order of Courtney McCallaghan Shire Clerk.
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