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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
May 23, 1935
Page
2
A crowded Sandgate social afternoon features bowls at Booroodabin with notable players from Tattersalls Club. Spectators report lively play, local standings, and a substantial prize pool amid festive atmosphere, with R. Smith and J. Blair among top performers.
The report outlines Hilton Shield fixtures with lines of teams and players named across clubs, noting schedules, field roles, and anticipated matchups. It references officials, secretaries, and organizers guiding the event, with mentions of venues and dates for forthcoming rounds.
In the latest lineup update Toowoomba Rugby Union announces three changes as they prepare to face Brisbane Tao WooMas. The likely wartime style notes list players including Mey 72 ate 4 and Valier among others with shifts in backline and forwards.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Pixutures referees and a list of numbers and names. The readable parts lack clear events or entities to form a coherent summary. Core items include references to dates, times, and gates, with no identifiable people or organizations.
Fragmented OCR reads as a chaotic sports item with references to women’s fixtures and two Titans. It mentions Tasmanian colours altered and gates of an orientation, but details are garbled. The piece appears to be a brief sports blurb about hockey or fixtures with unclear team names and outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled names and places. It mentions a cricket ground and bat, with unclear actions. Readers should note the fragmentary nature limits any definite event or outcome.
A winger crossed four times as his team dominated the game. The effort came amid strong defensive work and sharp attacking sequences by key players, including the supporting backline and forwards who earned a decisive victory.
The article reports an official opening of an exhibitions event on a Saturday, led by Mr. Manton, asserting a drive to capture world markets with high quality products. It references government stance on supporting domestic industries and mentions plans to showcase innovations, industry leaders, and potential endorsements for national growth.
Dusty narration describes wool show events with mentions of central opens and district performances. References to exhibitors, judges, and prizes appear amid garbled phrases about standards, awards, and potential victors at the Roma show grounds.
Record entries and attendance at the event show strong turnout and positive reception. Officials note high participation, with auctions and prizes drawing crowd interest as exhibitors showcase goods, foods, and cultural displays.
The obituary lists numerous locals and family connections, noting the deaths and memorials of individuals such as Mrs. Renard, Mr. McCarthy, and others. It mentions residences in Carindis and Kemville, with remarks on their roles, marriages, and community ties. The piece references long-standing local families, public figures, and a landscape of community loss.
The board at the Weala hive holds a test for players amid talk of a cueenaived season and selection uut aitoe under the Roehy League. Officials, including Umence secretary and Gienlak foway, manage the process as teams like Ave ooen-cisy pivot for a possible 10m season.
Fragmented OCR item shows scattered basketball names and scores, with unclear teams and venues. Names such as Seville, Kenay, McDoonel, and Finney appear amid garbled words and stray numbers. The page seems to record a local college or club recap with multiple incomplete lines and no cohesive result.
Golf report pieces show Virginia Par beating 3 up and a series of scattered results. Names such as Mrs Bene Ming and Biss Stephenson appear in a noisy, OCR damaged column. Aggregate scores and multiple participants are listed with errors and unclear details.
Fragmented OCR describes a man found among bushes near a road in South Brisbane area. Details are garbled but reference to a bet or betel and a casket are readable in the damaged text. No clear names, dates, or organizations emerge from the legible portions.
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