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Newspaper
Cloncurry Advocate
Location
Cloncurry, Queensland, Australia
Date
Oct 22, 1932
Page
1
Notice warns that trespassing on Constantine Padbucks property will lead to prosecution. It forbids habitation furniture placing or sifting and states all items found stray will be impounded. Public authorities urge compliance and emphasize enforcement.
Fragmentary OCR notes show scattered times and events for churches including Holy Communion at 10 am and Evening Worship at 9 pm. Mentions minister Ray and various unclear items such as Marine and Sunday duties, with inconsistencies and garbled names.
Amid claims of water system mismanagement in the district, residents discuss charges and funding, while election figures circulate about who will bear the costs and how turnout may reflect support for or against proposed water tax changes. The debate centers on the fairness of charges and potential impact on households and businesses.
The obituary lists the death of a long time resident near Glaneury after a long illness. It notes a widow Myra and family, with funeral and burial details in the local churchyard. The notice mentions hospital care and honors the deceased’s many years of service and community ties.
A fragmented report from London wool sales outlines price movements and market conditions. It notes buyers seeking quality fibers, price shifts for greasy and washed wool, and varying rates per pound, with references to specific grades, yields, and possible shifts in demand across different lots.
A reader passage recalls veterans and townsfolk, including Mr. A Keon and Mr. Kenedy, sharing anecdotes from past days in Glencurry and nearby areas. The piece reflects on aging residents, community events, and the town’s long memory of earlier generations.
The readable text appears as a jumbled montage of phrases referencing South Africa, personal notes, and generic compliments. It mentions names in a scattered way and touches on appreciation, funds, and pioneering references without coherent narrative or clear events.
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