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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Dec 04, 1934
Page
17
Fragmented OCR shows a bustling mix of sale notices and wanted ads for businesses. It mentions businesses for sale, prices, and contact cues, but text is garbled with nonsensical strings and partial names, leaving unclear entities and specifics.
Fragmentary notice mentions Rotel and a public appeal regarding hotel accommodations. No clear entities or dates readable.
Fragmentary OCR text references a poultry farm and local notices around 1900, with garbled names and phrases. The readable bits mention a poultry farm, losses, cure attempts, Sally, and headings resembling a local property or public notice.
Fractured OCR readout lists a classifieds line seeking a large 1 room flat or 08 bis tore and various garbled terms. It mentions an apply box and contact or box number, expected front plots, and March date fragments. Local ad content is unclear but indicates housing requests and box contact.
The readable text highlights farming and pastoral properties with scattered mentions of places, people, and groups. It references individuals like James care and various locations such as Coast and Cleveland, plus terms suggesting property, agreements, and community notices amid a jumble of OCR errors.
Fragmentary text references partnerships and agencies acting on a market matter. Mentions include a principal person, Sargon, and a market win by Hugues Drie with ties to Batons and other unclear entities. Box 398 and Bremen 4 Streets appear as routing or address fragments.
An irregular OCR pass lists various phrases about cars, ads, and marketplace items. It mentions a Wales Way 3840 address, primary school building hints, and multiple scattered names and numbers, but most text is garbled. The fragmentary lines resemble a busy classifieds page.
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