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Newspaper
Bowral Free Press
Location
Bowral, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 12, 1903
Page
2
An irregular, OCR heavy account records union meetings and a proposed program. It mentions committee reports, rules, sales, and a printed copy of union rules. Names of attendees and donors appear amid jagged text and partial lines.
The Daley Co organized Dunlop Road Race saw Brook win after a tough 43 mile course from Goulburn to Mittagong and back to Ashfield. McFadzean finished six minutes later with Barnett Sparks Barlow and Smith among the early finishers. Weathered hills and broken gear hindered many riders, while Brook’s lone dog, 15, carried him to a 7 hour 24 minute time for the approximately 43 mile trip.
In a broad shift, Pamela Senator Sir Willian’s remarks spark momentum as Misa Vid Goldstein, nominated by the Women's Elders Political Association of Victoria, emerges as a Senate candidate. The movement aims to advance women into federal Parliament.
A damaged OCR reads a claim about Cromneatan’s pare tase offering relief for a condition described as a painful silent ailment. The advertisement cites pain balm in livuoenL and Yorke sod and names Dey MD Maegan, Canales, Hawwad as prescribers or endorsers, creating a controversial but unclear medical endorsement.
Fragmentary OCR mentions golf in Ab region with names such as Peeeneseatatie and Soha asset. Mentions people like Thom Viet Halairdng. Context obscured by garbled text. no clear date, place, or outcome available.
A large council gathering in Glen Innes honored Mr. EK Beavis as he leaves as District Inspector of Schools Bowral. Speakers praised his service across Glen Innes Inverell Tenterfield Emmaville and Moree areas, his work for hospital and art school, and his community spirit. He expressed pride in his time here and gratitude for local support.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Masonic gathering with mentions of speakers, rituals, and local figures. The readable text references a choir, a chorus, and mentions names tied to a lodge or procession, though several phrases are garbled.
A garbled passage mentions Bray Chrome noctilern fohala and dim references to operas, bats, and names like Shan Wout and Cramibarata. The legible content is minimal, offering little coherent fact beyond scattered terms and unclear context.
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