Avuidafe Ghronicfe Local and General Nowe
Fragmented OCR text outlines a period community note with names, places, and events, including references to Armidale, Breton, and Tavinsbuogh. The readable portions describe weather, quaran tines, and various local figures, but most content is garbled. The piece appears to be a miscellaneous local column or society notice page with scattered proper nouns and dated references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donathy
Hival
Hk Tavinsbuogh
Sean Risit
Monanling
ANNUAL SAMMTARY HALT AND SEATING CARNIVAL NOTES
A long OCR fragment covers a tennis event on Saturday with Burton, Broach, Blackay, and Wheeler among players, plus a seating carnival planning a parade and raffle. It also mentions a school meeting, scholarships, and a court remand for forgery. The text includes various names like Dr. Parvin and Mr. Frederick, with references to Armidale and Bass River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max
Sonarian
Rome
Schoo
Prarvin Jroiig
Saat
Mr. Brirehtery
W. J. Thorn
W. J. Thorn, Om Oficial Ealtere At the Rst
A. Hi
Ionic Works
Thean
Mivarlan
Frderick
Gyre Pollen Court
Arthur Peraickch
Thome
Cumming
A. V
Chad
CA. Moore
Bank Chegne Fm
Garde
BF ‘Tharasa
Casals
Ani Moore
Etraluitaas
Tad
Oponetom
Armas
Arnie
Armidale
Saarving
Bass Rmidale
Tok Lee Sraterday
Peter Ofaialing
Sory
Hatzadsy
Folens
Lewrie
Barr
Locknae
M-Cabe
Poker
Community meeting for Merchants at Beardyateet on Monday
A dated fragment details a public meeting for merchants and townspeople on Monday at 8 pm. It references voting, welfare concerns, and a discussion led by local officials about commercial matters and community improvements. Names and places are partly garbled but indicate civic engagement.
Noisy Junior Football Tightens Tourney Action
Disjointed report outlines junior football matches with misread names and unclear teams. Scattered phrases mention points, scores, and contests between multiple sides including Booth and Nickers. Context and exact outcomes are obscured by garbled OCR text.
Potato price fears hit Tasmanian growers in Market notice
A report from Sr. Bean details fears over a proposed tax and import restrictions affecting potato shipments to New South Wales. Tasmanian farmers warn of market disruption, with figures suggesting up to 70,000 tins of produce planned for shipment and potential losses near £18 9 per ton. Local growers seek government action to avert a collapse of prices and markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tewis
Jhin Ble
Oslo
Rage
Psoas
Rosy
Berea
Baga
Moma
Rai
Local Centre Faces Worries Over Board of Seage
Susical Zamir Teegralte of the aassication om deesod In Aridade rromily voices concerns as Amoristed Board of Seage considers Rare ey of Mora reforms. By 2 Wee the macefol randitinere Local Centre faces planning tensions with teachers and community figures named in a crowded roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aridade
Board of Seage
Mora
Macefol Randitinere
Schaal Leacher
Mie Fail
Nora Gomi
Bath Maxx
Varzaret Murach
Bibs Wartich
Oras Bare
Preven
Sir Bret
Omnia
Turmoil in Tasmanian markets and political clashes
The report details confusion in the potato market amid government talks on import prohibitions, with traders awaiting Agriculture Ministry action. It notes political turmoil around the Premiers Conference, Federal politics, and a wave of incidents including a mysterious disappearance and a fatality at sea.
Fragmented Cablegrams Record Sparse Global Hints
A garbled OCR span from a historical page presents scattered names, places, and events. It mentions Lowpon, Bonilby, Geaandy tas beee, and references to ships, wrecks, and figures like Mr Idard and Lorde. The text seems to be a collage of cablegram fragments rather than a coherent story.
Imagined notes from a blurred council meeting
A garbled report outlines a local council session with attendance figures and proposed changes. Mentions a prince, officials, and a departmental flier, but many names and places are unreadable, leaving the core actions and dates unclear.
Armidale School of Art Seeks Public Support and Debate
The Armidale School of Art discussion records critique of public funding and university governance, noting the need for reforms in exhibitions, lectures, and library allocations. Officials warn against partisan misuse while praising the institution’s role in art education and cultural life.
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J. M. Wilson
Tiven's Chambers
Beardy-Streat
Brehaere
Wutftea Te Orm
Winn
RL. Smirees
Baaenr Srney Anmwain
A. E
Mr. Sr. Gequce
JM. Proctor
Saltelle
Hugh J. Scott
R. N. Hickon
Gugh
Apa
Patex
Nowe
Temig
Burton
Broach Ro
Blackay
Willerars
Eta
Segat
Arye
Ste
Ridic Etka
Ned Regis
Arashieh Pehle Piees
B Mautt
CIA
Emetion
Manila
Rea
Ile Caryn
L Chamberti
Mach
Erin
Were
Rand
Jolyght
Sheinre
Pening Caraita
Satterery
Faliaite Sandia
Sarde
Aetcte
Sidow
Taiternalls Hid
En Forday
Vets Boom
Aurcores
Meera
M. Chhen
Barlow
Wonorn
Wale
Trae
Thorsty
de la Sails Colfepe
Salle Wallaby Milchem Ehoud
Ube
Mr. H
Stortania
Tanner
Famlay
Rmigate Police Court
Atiora
Cartang
Seroma
Ube Hhewoenainn
Deaty-street
Shammasior
Aeewred
Bayley
Esane
Ails
Arena
Jonitire
Ie Neon
Thi Tras
Parma
Manay
John Wastes
Tor Parmer
Desman
Bef Aly Usroel Amon
Pacalin
Dimrich
Enspedon
Neieauces
Alfr Bein
Odie
Jemoe Wario
Psd
Beteodant
Susical
Zamir
Booth
J. Cumninghans
B.S. Hadanan
Docker HW
Spmington
Archjeacon Levis BT
Powuald
Piper
Sydrey, O
Elam
Tasmania
Mizner
Calais
Abel Achore
Mami
Ntaatrer
Federal Politice
Deskin
Tena Gil
Ohlage
Outans
Alfred Sioa
Trotanla
Karehuc
Ras
Holies
Britishhorpes
Fone
Trauth
Ing
West Australia
Mae Res Mer Ware
Idard Shir Orlrane
Wreskagn
Aceon Bosch
Gaston
Ortesna
Apld Tate
Sakich
Taswdwene
Tina
Loris
Uwe
Wimsley Cnrokiy
Taney Canyato
Kepuenm Admirbion
Mamot Hit-Douglas
Shering & Drink Am
Tata
St Dansldian
Queensland
Changa
Briel Beth Rt
Sanat
Riek
Amcklant
Jersey
The
Armidale School of Art
Hatnard
EL Rayo
Iloorphirad
Yentlenai
Atelier
Prientar
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