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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Dec 02, 1930
Page
2
An obituary notes the death of Pryendis and Mary. The notice invites family and friends to attend the service at Limerta of Heir Hetavedt Yin in Gent Heagieds, with details for the funeral arrangements and location.
The jagged OCR reads a general forecast noting winds and unsettled conditions with mentions of showers, cool spells, and variable pressure. It references Wales, India, and various ambiguous locations, suggesting unsettled weather patterns and possible rain in places without clear dates or acts.
The Canberra Times announces prepaid subscription rates and lists agents across Australian towns for mail delivery. Contact points include Avatratin Ltd, Pande Only, and multiple local shops in Kingston Manuka Queanbeyan and Goulburn. Obtainable at bookstalls on Sydney, Vale, and Albury railway stations.
Fragmentary weather list notes December figures and rainfall totals for Canberra region. Mentions monthly rainfall toward year end with August through November data, though several words are garbled.
Rainfall readings at 9 am show varied totals across South Wales and numerous Australian localities including Moruya, Gloucester, Mackay, Gladstone, Tennant Creek, Katherine, Broome and Wentworth. Data lists dozens of places with rainfall amounts or notes on precipitation, reflecting a broad regional weather summary.
A historical notice lists invited attendees for a government hosted dinner at Government Finkelat on 14 with Mrs. Dumelil ME, Tormaya, Mime Syqnidels, and Mrs. Jota among the guests.
Poller Constable Romer, an Ibe leageen for the Government savings Bank, approved before the focal court. The diary entries imply a three diary element and a jember element as part of the case.
Dr Jamas Breasted, director at the University of Chicago, plans an excavation of an ancient Leauire house site and surrounding crestory for ten thousand dollars provided by a British widow resident in London.
Sydney reports a Congra Court Loaksy session on charges that participants in an illegal peacemaking procession in Cantor etext on November La took part. Judge Laynoh ordered them to desist as proceedings continued amid taunting cries. A defendant, Joyen arraneer, was heckled at Central Pollen Station with a reply about propaganda.
The Canberra paper argues Argentina and Australia share primary production vulnerabilities and low world demand. It notes Argentina's revolution and government change as factors, compares costs and policies, and urges international monetary understanding to revitalize trade rather than solitary cost cutting. It ends with skepticism about timely any global currency fix.
Fragmented text references a conference and possible actions by various parties. The readable fragments mention a person named Hay and a meeting in a city with uncertain details. The text lacks clear events, dates, or outcomes to form a complete report.
The text outlines a fragile figure and a distant release in a garbled narrative. It mentions Charlee Levine, Hyer, and a chain of unclear events across New York, with references to a group or event tied to a tense moment and a potential confidence in a broken narrative.
An unclear wartime dispatch reports relief workers at Willantin staging a cautious sortie. About sixty of their number were aimed at avoiding direct engagement while continuing limited tasks amid tense conditions.
An obscure Paris report notes a new air record, citing Marect Dorent and power lines as context. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR but name entities suggest a record pursuit in aviation circles with involved organizations referenced.
A damaged OCR item notes relief efforts and employment placements for married men. It mentions various names, places, and dates in a fragmented style, indicating a local relief program or wartime aid with multiple individuals tied to roles or payments. The readable fragments point to community support and aid distribution through local organizations.
A garbled 1982 proposed high school plan mentions Wathen Hate, Me Inommperugte, and SHinnd VIEL Dips with auctions and possible sales. The text lists multiple names and places, including Utah and Wales, but readability is limited. The fragment hints at a district project, community involvement, and pacing through stages toward potential approval.
OCR text references state tax on turf winnings and mentions various names and places in a garbled format. The readable fragments suggest a focus on taxation of turf winnings and related public records.
A garbled OCR passage references new motor laws affecting Philadelphia and surrounding areas. It mentions authorities, enforcement, and penalties, with unclear names and dates. The fragment hints at vehicle safety, driving duties, and potential detentions though specifics are unreadable.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a Canberra male choir linked to an employment program, mentioning the area Beeh and Eneraploymiant Mawr with references to tests, figures like 38 and a question about the land and sant sre, suggesting an inquiry into job training and local activities.
Fragmentary text references a hunting film and various figures, including Nannie Cian and Tom, with mentions of Murhy and Pienniial. The garbled OCR hints at a review or discussion of a film event and local figures, with unclear dates or places. Limited legibility prevents a clear narrative or outcome.
A garbled OCR style notice outlines rail excursion plans and city outreach involving multiple regions and organizers. It mentions places but the readable text rarely names clear dates or entities, presenting a fragmented snapshot of a transportation event with scattered references to routes and tickets.
A fragmented report notes a disturbance at a rail yard with unclear details. It mentions trouble among workers and a police response, but specifics such as parties involved and outcomes remain unreadable in the source fragment.
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