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Newspaper

Bundaberg Mail

Location

Bundaberg, Queensland, Australia

Date

Sep 10, 1920

Page

4

Tragedy in Niagara search ends with skeletal remains found

A long missing man named A McPhee, last seen near The Kame about eight miles from Ningats, vanished years ago. A search party recovered a skeleton near Bright Milas Creek, with clothing decayed, confirming the victim’s identity as the missing man after a broad local manhunt across Niagara and surrounding Warrants.

Perth A. McPhre G. BE. Cogan Lesynra Kame Ningats Malewtn Mlaniberams Austen Gms Niagara Win Ted Weil McPhee Keay Creek

Interfering Wits Tiss Judiciary in a Political Scrape

Vague text discusses a Supreme Court decision affecting the judiciary and government interference. Mentions Attorney General, editorial push, and questions of timely sentencing and independence of the courts. Readers are urged to consider the balance between government action and judicial propriety amid heated commentary.

Flr Np Wi Judiciarr Ardney “Daily Telepps. Jac Murer Kat Lele Algerite Neesd

State Politics Clash at Oki Farmers Meeting

A lively primary candidates gathering at the Weenyarm school in Oki featured Mr. Choi and M. Emgtian facing farmer delegates. Speakers like Mr. English and Mr. Maughan defended platform unity, while a tense exchange over leadership highlighted farm interests and party alignment.

Choi M. Emgtian Oki Pt Prvient Keg Niah Trail Mr. Kegnah Englech Thes Je Cather Muppet Apple Rom Brean English Ene Usk Kate Phite Maughan API Petereed Moraetolivy Musgrave Eleetimm Onuhl Eng Dalropa Moses Teappues Itu

Fragmented Note Describes Near-Term Meet and Candidates

An OCR fragment outlines a forthcoming event at a grand ball I think, with detailed notes on participants and schedule. It mentions a program printed later and a poll day near September and a gathering of trainers and athletes.

Mrt Yy Umplal Elma Peidt Naval Anil Auliine Kueve

Unclear fragment hints at Mae Miller event or water study

Fragmentary text mentions Mae Miller and water related terms amid a likely public notice or obituary fragment. unreadable context limits precise summary but preserves named person and probable public interest.

Bundaberg Meeting Forms Provisional Committee

Fragmented OCR text outlines a Bundaberg meeting forming a provisional committee with names like Ames and Chahlly Arrawerer. It mentions electing a president and other officers, with attendees from PACD and PPC in a preliminary session inviting members to join future discussions.

Amd Ames Aizim Chahlly Arrawerer Thie Meer Af A. Marrin Hheoe PPC

Gladstone Police Court Confusing Fraud and Theft Charges

A fragmented report from Gladstone Police Court outlines charges including theft, shoplifting, and related offenses involving several defendants. Evidence covered alleged unlawful acts at a local shop, with references to weapons and property, and a magistrate imposing fees and considering further actions.

Sporting scraps from a crowded era schedule

Fragmented OCR listing names and terms from a sporting event or page, including multiple players or teams such as Pusey, Enron, Moore, Rinertels, Me Blevting, and others. The garbled text suggests a dense sports column or results header with several unidentified entries and abbreviations.

Dinaier Pull Biel Pusey Enron Yan Ens A Mrmarh Hie Moore TE Rinertels Gintves Eeany Frewerde Kepa Reaerer A. Docmark Hal

Te A Thurles A ested tiewhenp Teme Ce day

Fragmentary OCR describes a late edition note about a team tied to a event where a local club honored a visitor. Names and places are unclear. core action and participants cannot be fully determined from the readable text.

Bowling Stars Compete in Local Championship

Local bowling event features notable players A Maughan and Mr D hiweloir advancing through heats. Penther competition heats boost turnout as teams from YT and Veeterbar vie for titles.

A. Maughan

Railway F C Danes Victory Report Mystery Text

A terse sports brief notes a railway club victory with scarce readable details. Named entities are unclear due to damaged OCR but the summary centers on a railway football club winning a match as reported by a wire service.

Fragmented OCR Note Defies Clear Story

A garbled OCR snippet mentions names and terms but provides no coherent events or facts. Readable fragments include references to persons and locations yet lack a verifiable narrative or outcome to summarize.

TurF Notes from a Long Historic Turf Meeting

Tur f notes describe a spring meeting at Mundmich with numerous named figures and racing events. It details performances, dates, and participants from Cardiant to Mel Cardinant, mentioning winners, stakes, and the overall championship context. The fragmented text lists many individuals and venues, painting a busy agricultural and racing season overview.

Mundmich Ke Wright Ranalem Pat Medrill Priane Vie Wilby Mabiowie Honan

Unclear historic maternity planning amid comic wartime chatter

Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled dialogue about maternity care, community planning, and a parade of names and places. The readable fragments hint at social/military tensions, with mentions of Eugene, WhIe, Kirket Chee, and various surnames, but most specifics are obscured. The piece resembles a noisy, puzzle-like page segment with no coherent event.

Fragmented OCR Note on Foggy Morning In Jail Context

A garbled OCR fragment references foggy conditions and a misread note about someone in jail, mentioning Ringgold Prison and a rising earnings claim tied to a market. The legible elements point to a local jail or law enforcement context with unclear dates or details.

Fragmented OCR leads to cryptic race report notes

A damaged OCR page fragment describes a athletics event with unclear names, venues, and outcomes. The text references a track or field meet, mentions times, placings, and several proper nouns that are partially garbled, making full identification difficult.

Maize and potatoes wasted in Murray's Creek scare

Local reports show farm produce including maize and potatoes wasted amid confusion over plowing and rotation, with named individuals and firms such as Campbell and Amos, Ltd cited in the Murray's Creek area. Authorities noted weather and storage issues contributing to losses, while farmers discussed potential solutions and future crop plans.

Water authority holds general meeting amid repairs and reports

A muddled report describes a Gladstone Water Authority general meeting amid maintenance work and water supply concerns. Officials discuss plant repairs, staffing, and upcoming tasks, with several names and locations mentioned in the erratic text.

Fragmented Evening Gazette Story Sparks Confusion and Nonsense

A garbled OCR snippet from a local paper weaves through unfamiliar names and places. It mentions Wellington New Forton Thistonayet and seemingly random references to people, events, and a government theme, but the text is largely unreadable and lacks a clear incident or outcome.

Incomplete text on workers' rights and policy protests

The fragment discusses labor agitation and proposed policy changes affecting the community, mentioning unions, public notices, and government actions. It references a ruling body and pressures for wage or rights reforms, with emphasis on public response and potential legal framing.

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