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Newspaper
Cloncurry Advocate
Location
Cloncurry, Queensland, Australia
Date
Oct 17, 1936
Page
3
For sale bargains listed for various cars including Ford Uthat y Griladee and Nash DmLaty with mechanical items. The ad mentions pricing around 4400 and 460 with limited legible details and unclear seller information.
The fragment shows a homestead alert and police mention alongside church schedules at Lanark and Cloncurry. It references Andrew Barton and Rev Thomas Wall, plus trade notices about department goods and a general weather summary with hot and dry conditions.
A government bill introduces a sweeping reform to local councils in Queensland. It empowers by laws on water safety education trade and welfare, with a budgeting overhaul and potential ratepayer impact.
A rambling OCR note describes a near chimney fire at W Clark's residence on a Friday. Alarm brought by Mr Greenway, misdated and garbled, leads to a community response and a report of misdirected emergency calls.
A report outlines a campaign landscape with stalled progress and limited momentum. Key players and groups face scrutiny as strategists navigate reporting deadlines and party dynamics through a tense period.
The notice records upcoming church and social events, including a Presbyterians gathering on Sunday, a wine tasting and social at Carson Street, and visits by residents to Sydney. It lists local attendees and mentions education and church-related activities through midweek and weekend plans.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a Friday event and an orchestra led by D'Arcy with unclear titles and names. The readable bits reference Dent's and Laine, suggesting a local concert or performance but details remain obscured.
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