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Newspaper
Cloncurry Advocate
Location
Cloncurry, Queensland, Australia
Date
May 04, 1945
Page
3
Fragmented report of social events, farewells, and community notices. Mentions Red Cross, charity drives, town visits, and local residents attending gatherings. Includes names of individuals, towns, organizations, and references to upcoming departures and transfers.
A garbled OCR style list of names, places, and race details appears. It mentions HANDICAP events and various provisional entries such as 1 mile and 2.5 percent curves, with numerous proper names including Martins, Lee, Carey, Thiel, Gayle, Amy, Louise, and David. The fragment reads like a racing card or program from a newspaper page.
A garbled OCR excerpt lists numerous names, places, and terms with inconsistent capitalization and unclear context. It appears to be a collage of personal names, locations, events, and possible titles, but lacks coherent narrative or verifiable details.
The program lists multiple division heats with names and times for racing at Warwick May meet. Divisions include First through Triad and Fourth, Fifth, and Plate events with riders such as Brivbunn Dauivel, Meyry Emborough Captain ink, John Push, Grea AmbIiy, and Invictus. The text notes race times around 2 10 p.m. and 3 15 p.m., plus purse and plate entries and a mile and yard distances.
The applicant seeks exemption from the assessment for a project at the Clearwater River site. The petition, filed by Mindar Limited, requests an order from the court for a hearing on the matter. The Warden's court will hear the case on Thursday, May 17, 1948, at the court office. The applicant must file any objections by May 1, 1948.
Gratitude pours from Mr and Mrs Bob Hawes and residents of Clonounry jot Pikte hindneas for sympathy after bereavement. Staff of Movie Tou Hoepltnh Me and individuals Me, D. Flaming, Mrs. Hanlon, and Jim Woo offered Alphiness and help during a difficult time.
In fond memory of vie dueling daughter and Byron Lorraine who departed this life in Brisbane May 11 1983. Expression of sorrow and faith. Parents and kin recall memories with love and regret, awaiting reunion beyond pain.
A fragmented note appears to reference a person named BeMoON GOUR with stray characters and incomplete identifiers, suggesting a cryptic notice or garbled OCR fragment from a local publication. No clear location, date, or action is discernible within the legible text.
Fragment shows a March style meeting about a club race and funding. Mentions potential June event, fees, and committee talks. Names and places are garbled, but focus is on organizing a women’s race and financial arrangements.
Government officials notify lack of verification for a manager rule and call for expert assessment to ratify Moviltou drainage while coordinating with Mount councilors. Local departments order prompt approval of wheat and barley supplies and investigate regional committees for action.
A Thursday April event showcased a children parade along the esplanade with a main stage near the Slav Theatre. Judges Mayor Nix Aniet and A. Charker presided as youngsters performed, earning praise for their enthusiasm and disciplined decorum.
A garbled wartime recollection describes a stretcher bearer tending a wounded Tommy with a protruding intestine. A surgeon and comrades react with mixed urgency, noting the injury and attempts to stabilize the patient as bystanders observe the grim scene.
The report describes Anzac Day activities including services, memoriams, and parade proceedings. It notes participation by the Salvation Army, Women's Auxiliary, clergy, and local organizations, with a memorial service at the cemetery and a procession to Memorial Hall.
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