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Newspaper
Cloncurry Advocate
Location
Cloncurry, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jul 25, 1936
Page
4
The General monthly meeting records minutes, motions, and correspondence from the Prince of Wales Hotel venue. Deliberations cover refunds for a funeral, posting notices, branch competition planning, youth participation, and treasurer figures with updates on local road and fund statements.
Fragmented report describes the week ahead with three steady days and cold writing conditions. It mentions L Long, Gunna, Winters visiting Kajabi, and a fire or disaster scare in Dobbyn. Nearby residents and families are noted along with transport and property references and local social events.
A fragment from the Closcurry Advocate notes a limited run of water bottles at Baxrr Street. The item lists Faubusney and Alpe as suppliers or names connected to the purchase. Further readable text is scarce, but the notice appears to describe a small local sale or distribution action with a focus on bottled products.
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