Big Strike Historical Account of River Bar antagonism
The article recounts a violent labor confronta tion at sea with shoa ners direct action near Barming River Beat. It details a ship attacked by laborers, theft of cargo, threats, and the escape of assailants, with crew injuries and police involvement noted. The account emphasizes chaos, intimidation, and the aftermath as authorities investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sehanturs
Rene
MW. A. Cramle
Balt-E
Nain
Acd
Lahore Ray
Immermantiann
Kimmie Uhury
Mourara
Waruts
Skeleton Trail Expedition Under Unknown Skies
Fragmented OCR text describes a doubtful expedition toward a territory marked by drought and sparse details. Mentions Creu aiken and Broushl-124, with garbled names Ragot and Terriory, suggesting a distant journey or survey amid harsh conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twouanis
Garéanen
Angu
Country Women’s Association petitions aid for housing and travel
A report details the Country Women's Association seeking approval for supplementary accommodation and travel grants for women and children. The Department of Public Health and officials consider extending the allowances to families in need, with safeguards and verification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mira Unagny
Wid
Tbe
S.H Brumond
Karoggant
M. Kilpatrick
Miniater
Atlas
Sydney
Suuniey
Low Niles
ALS
Wirawang Chiledrun
Navel
Anainacoe
Uuges
Simdaran
Uestigny
Arily Lau
Paris
Wallin
In Wild New Guinea Mr Watson and the Australian Mission
The account recalls Mr Watson, captain of the yacht Malivide, among a small expedition near Arakslai and Caledon Bay. It notes his survival, recovery, and later leadership under difficult conditions, including evidence of rival factions and a controversial mission in the late 1800s. The piece highlights the harboring of tensions and the exploration context of the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray
J Warson
Invarll
Chusmna
Watson
Hla
Waisan
Rdw Usdeed
Arakslai
Lond
Caledon Bay
Wissaan
Haigh to conduct exams at Aruldale this year
Dr Haigh, examiner, will conduct exams at Aruldale for the Royal Colleges of Africa and Australasia, with Ms Moora Dre Huts Mut Hoos and others as part of a new audition and music festival. The notice hints at unrest and long-running examinations, describing unauthorised tests and a move to Universa settings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haigh
Aruldale
Ms Moora
Nichole
Hoyal Caliygs Nf Afualo
Hom
Wbrdad
Te Audi Raver
Puunofiris
Etail Lan
Hit Examining Wonky Mir Hinigh
Bs United
Adjwaivatir Sf
Masio Festivals
Untitled Memoir Line Fragments From a Turbulent Era
Fragmented notes describe a boy and a man in conflict, with tangled phrases about events, locations, and actions. The text hints at a volatile scene with references to names, places, and possible violence while lacking clear details or coherence. The overall sense is hazy archival material.
Mystery OCR Fragment Sparks Confusion in Local Notice
Fragmentary text from a historic page shows garbled names and unsure phrases. It mentions Dinky Deans and Beginnings but lacks readable context. No clear event, date, or organization can be confirmed from the legible portion.
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Country Women’s Associa
New Guinea
Dr. Haigh
Witton Heroten
Dinky
Dean
Halbrook
House of Halbrook
George
Inc
Odel
Berlet Ltd
Berk Hour
Repent Stret
Rat Degorges Bailingy
Degearts Sevest
Melbourna
Mee Lad
Poe
Areraenes
Umerceman
Keon
Detre
Mary Huse
Rene Ry
Kasper Coolers Ieee
Pris Hae
Symingtons ‘Repe
Trede Maret i Coffee
Muale
Reliable A Courteou
Purkiss, Hidde
Boedala Military
Nina Miliary
I-deaker
Goles
D. B. McDonald Oppo
Tatt's Hotel
Beardy-stroot
Armidale
Savage
C. Savage & Sons
McDonald
A. McDonald & Son
Migh-lase Tailors & Contamlarss, Armidale
Bupplind
K. R. Bain
Sivnver
Damar Sirmst
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