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Newspaper
Cloncurry Advocate
Location
Cloncurry, Queensland, Australia
Date
Oct 05, 1935
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR notes a sale of used car parts and second hand horse vehicles with harness items. Mentions Gray's Brunswick and Shisdans in unclear context likely dealers or locations.
A notice from Lake Mash G Tation warns that anyone trespassing on Lake Nash rum for fishing or shooting will be prosecuted. It states Deavers must give notice before sorting run and identifies the manager.
Notice to public from H Jenkins offering all classes of carting including wool furniture shifting and related services. Phone 63 Gloumouray.
Caution warns that any person or persons found trespassing will be prosecuted without regard to person and that any stock straying in the paddock will be impounded.
Local ad lists 16000 used parts for cars and trucks at Grays Brunswick Siresi. Includes horse vehicles and related frie bane.
The fragment hints at a discussion of doing business without proper advertising and mentions a faulty term Advosute and a machine at a university. The readable text is fragmented with no clear events, entities, or outcomes to confirm.
In loving memory of my dear husband and our wife who passed away in October 1994. The line expresses enduring love and remembrance from the survivor, noting the loss and honoring the memory with a personal dedication.
Schedule lists ST ANDREW GHURGI and PRESBYTERIAN GHIHEGH with services for Sunday including Holy Communion at 10 pm and worship at 7 80 pm. FEDERAL METHODIST INLAND MISSION offers Mount le 10 am and a message Be Just and Fear Not. All welcome.
At a Shire Council meeting the hospital access road was deemed necessary to protect life and maintain access. Officials described prior speeding and accidents on the graded route and justified police barriers to curb danger despite budget strains and public opposition.
A reader pleads for traffic control on a south Ye Manor Road crossing claiming speeders and reckless drivers threaten safety. He calls for traps and constant police presence to nab speed hounds, urging better driver training and road notices to prevent crashes and fines.
From this chair I see a windswept street soaked by rain. The speaker plans to venture out, promising to stay safe from flu with a cessation strategy. A self help tone emerges as they vow to fight fever, coughs, and colds using a home remedy.
The Land Agent of Gloncurry was advised that Mr C Leahy, the Queensland drought investigator, will arrive on Thursday 17 October as part of his revised itinerary to survey drought conditions statewide.
A Saturday fire at Urandangie completely destroyed G Thomas store and contents. The adjacent residence was unharmed. Investigators have not yet determined if the loss involved arson or accidental causes.
Air Evans of Evendown has given two donations of eggs to the Women's Auxiliary for distribution among hospital patients over the past fortnight. President Abe Menp ley asks others who have excess eggs to donate, as many patients have no friends or money to buy treats.
October gathering at Welloncurry Buffalo Linge invites wives families and visiting members of Clopcurry Lodge (4). Glencurry Lodge arranges transport by lorries from School of Arty morning of the event. Members wives and mothers urged to prepare cakes. attendees asked to bring AIDEN ONY 403 Stan Ayang jeepans V8OP. no further details clear.
The Women’s Auxiliary met at President Mrs. M. Hensley’s home on Thursday evening. Members present included Mesdames Nenalwy Won Lather Abad on Burns Herding Moore Gleeson and Miss Wo Moore with Hon Sec Mrs Liseon. Apologies from Wallon and Horton. Accounts totaling 136/7/9 were approved for payment. The group decided to donate military hall decorations to the Convemt Child ren’s Hall and the Shire School. A discussion on crockery and cutlery purchases was left to the President. The late Secretary Miss Juan Guan was unanimously praised for her service. The chair thanked the group for Race week efforts and reported 130 raised for Returned Soldiers Lenn Swart. Supper followed before adjournment with thanks to the chair.
Thomas Dennis Scanlon applies to transfer the Tap Hotel liquor license from Urandangie to Mount Ika Shown in Clonber transfer notice dated December 16 1935 filed by solicitor Dora Shin Hope. Applies to Mount Ika hotel and Dorn Station.
Business notice from J. Powers announces October publication of overdue account settlement terms. Accounts to be categorized after September and nonpayment will be collected under new management procedures. Clients are urged to settle balances to avoid further action.
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