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Newspaper
Bowral Free Press
Location
Bowral, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 07, 1906
Page
2
A garbled local notice discusses Lill Bros at the Lusy commercial centre, plans for a new Bhar industry, and church matters at Anglian Church Mittayong. It mentions a secretary, a preacher, and upcoming events with unclear dates and several questions about permits and residents.
The will of Mrs Martiamm Mille of Mar dell Mua Bowral is read at the inquest into her death. The deceased’s husband Mrs Mina MMi and others are mentioned as present. The interment is scheduled following the inquiry into the circumstances of her passing.
Fragmentary OCR text describes an accident scene with names and vague actions. The legible terms include references to a Mr Calman and Mr Gladaga Fassel and mentions of an ongoing medical or hospital context. No clear date location or outcome is determined from the readable portions.
The report details partial notes from Robertson show events including speeches by Mr Ant Meares and Mr MacHaran, with references to public interest, theatrical displays, and looming political commentary. It mixes scattered names, dates, and places as it surveys crowd reactions, medical concerns, and local governance in a period of unrest and social change.
An unreadable OCR fragment lists numerous personal names, places, and items with scattered punctuation and partial phrases. The text reads like a dense catalog of individuals, roles, and objects, interspersed with scattered locations and numbers, lacking coherent narrative.
A garbled OCR fragment lists many personal names, places, and scattered phrases. It mentions individuals such as Miley, Cora Wolliacas, and Me Washy, along with various places and likely events, but the text is heavily corrupted and difficult to interpret. The record preserves the scattered ledger style of notices and names from a bygone period.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a garden fete and several unclear proper nouns and phrases. Readable items include a Wednesday reference and scattered names, with no coherent event details or outcomes to confirm.
A garbled OCR item describes a plan or protest involving Abelee, Adiga, Menedal Chyetit, Kil Malone, and others. The text mentions an event or demonstration with phrases like Boom and Bene, and a reference to Eight Leak Tig Waly at mash appleatinn.
The Moss Vale Show at Tororo Thoraday outlines preparations for the 93rd annual event under the BDAA. Plans include improved facilities, visitor access, and entertainment, with notable guests and improvements promised.
A garbled fragment hints at a local event featuring a chef or food vendor. Names and places are unclear, but the piece suggests a tasting or display amid festive activity with an emphasis on seaside or coastal style and a possible reference to a public fair.
A weather disrupted notice announces the W C A garden fete postponed from today to a later date. Organizers urge attendees to watch for updates and respect posted times. Local volunteers assist with rescheduled activities and safety arrangements amid wet conditions.
Fragmented OCR text from a district meeting review mentions proposals, attendees, and motions. It references named individuals, committees, and debates on training, correspondence, and governance, with irregular phrasing and many garbled sections. The readable parts hint at procedural discussion and voting questions without a clear outcome.
An annual Bowral education exhibition hosted by the Bir Tiss Glok Tovchera Association drew observers including Miss Devideep and Mrs Chingi. The event featured a school paper, psychology notes, and a massing that prompted concern over public schooling, with officials outlining special programs and upcoming exhibitions.
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