Tom Ki He Stastin Pe
An unclear note reports a disturbance involving Tom Ki and a party at a location called Stastin Pe. Source text is garbled. readable elements mention names and a possible event but lack coherent details or dates.
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Newspaper
Bowen Independent
Location
Bowen, Queensland, Australia
Date
Aug 13, 1932
Page
4
An unclear note reports a disturbance involving Tom Ki and a party at a location called Stastin Pe. Source text is garbled. readable elements mention names and a possible event but lack coherent details or dates.
A long OCR fragment mentions Rogilla and a hoped Epson showing, with references to horses, trainers, and racing stakes. It reads like a sports page teaser discussing betting, candidates, and potential performance, set around horse racing events and expectations.
An item lists various names and terms in a garbled entry likely from a local notice. It reads like a transcription of acceptances or bids involving several names and places but lacks clear context or complete phrases. The fragmentary text suggests a public or financial matter with numerous proper nouns.
Fragmentary text lists many illegible names and terms without clear event or context. No coherent facts or dates are present to define a news item or outcome for a concise summary.
Local town newspaper notes a minimal iron rail project labeled by The Ewen Independent. The item highlights low costs and suggests economies for the town.
A chaotic Bowen Rugby League minute shows a Monday evening gathering with attendees including G. Bano and W. Payers By Cooks. The secretary notes resignations and discussions on referees and team obligations, with references to dates, trials, and upcoming events in Toombs and Chanute.
Fragmentary notes describe a bowling scene with players and scores, mentioning individuals and places in garbled OCR text. The readable elements include names and partial team references, but most specifics are unreadable or corrupted.
A weathered, garbled account mutters about sailors, races, and local personalities as a bustling weekend unfolds. Names like Charlie, Hector, and Billy surface amid scattered notes on events, venues, and spectators across a crowded, difficult-to-read sports page.
A fragmentary report details a Bowen Amatone fishermen outing with several participants noted by initials and nicknames. The text references a fishing contest and a social gathering, mentioning Joe Hawklers and Dineen among others and noting weekend events around a river or lake setting.
The document lists numerous Dinyers and players with initials and surnames, indicating selections or entries for a tennis trip. It requests replacement notifications to the secretary or doctor if unavailable, and mentions mixed doubles and other player entries, with contact directions.
A raveled report outlines a Patra Championship and mixed team results. It mentions Mr. Cuthbertson and Astor, with scores including 97 and 125, and references many names in a tangled recap.
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