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Newspaper
Cloncurry Advocate
Location
Cloncurry, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jan 20, 1934
Page
2
For sale. 70,000 used parts for garb trucks and 60 second man dhv etc. Prosecution warned for failing to respect. Public notice from Cloncurry district declaring readiness to provide classes of setting and related items.
The text lists church services and Sunday School times for multiple congregations. Rev. G Whitney leads the United Methodist and Federal Methodist churches with morning and evening services at 10 am and 7:50 pm, plus Sunday School at 10 am. Other details include worship at 7:30 pm and afternoon gatherings, with minister Rev. W. J. Bobbin noted for Breing Wests.
The Local Deputy Public Curator Townsville notifies all creditors to submit claims against the estate of Thomas Henry McGullosh of Cloncurry Queensland who died around December 8 1983 Townsville deadline March 17 1984. Post deadline the curator will distribute assets among those with valid claims. Date January 15 1984. Local Deputy Public Curator A B O Duffy Townsville.
A short notice lists a person or persons found to be inpounded with minimal details. The fragment notes the act of impounding and the involvement of authorities, without further names or context due to readable text limits.
A fragment from a 1984 issue presents a cryptic line dated Saturday January 20 1984. The snippet lacks full context or clear events, leaving readers with a terse streetwise mood and unresolved headlines.
A garbled local item mentions a band practice led by Pep Laidler and Copducwwr with plans for Sunday at Shire Hall. The text references attendees and timing but is heavily unclear. it hints at preparations and a public gathering but lacks a coherent schedule or precise details.
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A readable fragment reports Joan Woods of Warwick Wisconsin passed a High Labour exam entitling her to training at the College and planning commercial classes. She also won a prize for domestic studies and led in class, described as a bright pupil of Glencurry State School.
A local store advertises a Monday liquidation sale for 28 days with up to 50 percent off fresh stock. Buyers can pay by money order or postal note and order, with delivery or ring for details. The ad promises up-to-date bargains and urges the public to attend for cheap goods and no pressure to buy.
Readers correspondence expresses views on political independence and accountability. The note questions responsibility for opinions printed, noting potential disagreements with published content and seeking clarification from editors.
A country subscriber writes about hospital leadership, funding struggles, patient mood, and the need for steady management. The letter questions paid staff performance, warns against unsafe practices, and suggests operations should stay in proper medical spaces, not improvised kitchens.
Racecours Garden offers for sale irrigation gear and a horse pumping plant with fruit trees including oranges mandarins and other varieties. Interested parties invited to view and obtain full particulars.
Wise folk save money by making a home cough remedy with simple ingredients. A baby and a heengo coat mixture is sold for two shillings and added to sweetened water to produce a superior cough and throat elixir. The ad cites quality and claims it aids coughs and colds.
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