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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jan 12, 1929
Page
4
A fragmentary publishing notice for The Canberra Times outlines subscription rates and delivery practices. It lists address references in Canberra and nearby towns, multiple contact names, and requests early morning delivery with circulation details.
Fragmented OCR recalls a 1929 term at St Gabriel’s Church of England Grammar School Canaaria. The text lists locations, names, and stages of a protest or ceremony with references to buildings, streets, and individuals including MONICA and EDWE. The readable content is scattered and incomplete.
A Monday notice lists a 4d paid fee and a heat meeting at 4 pm at Pallieh's Commerce. It references FHIDAT and Ravtunaye with financial attention to ONEY and WEIL.
Fragments from a garbled OCR page show names and phrases such as Queanbeyan and Verkal with stray quotes and unclear attributions leaving readers unsure of the apparent subject or event. The text lacks coherent action or identifiable entities to confirm a news item or notice.
Rainfall data shows notable totals across the region with several stations reporting record or near record totals. Local officials note impacts on farming and drainage while meteorologists urge caution for leaking basements and flooded streets.
Noon forecast noting northerly winds and unsettled weather across regions. Expect clouds, chances of showers, and cooler temperatures with variable winds later. coastal and inland zones may see patchy rain and cooler afternoons.
Fragmented OCR shows a dispute involving the Arbitration Court Groaeland and AAW figures. The text references Wat Ta AMHR Fay and mentions dates, locations, and procedural terms, though the reading is garbled. No clear outcomes or parties can be conclusively identified from the legible portions.
A compressed account traces William Booth and the rise of the Salvation Army from Evangelical Wesleyan roots in England to a military style movement. It covers Booth’s fusion of revival zeal, organizational genius, and the creation of a global army with strict officers and a heredity sense of leadership, noting his wife Catherine Booth’s influence and the ongoing question of leadership succession amid illness.
In York, a formal enthronement ceremony marked the installation of the new archbishop. Clergy and laity gathered as the senior church figure received the pallium and formal anointing, signaling a fresh chapter for the see and its diocese.
A fragmented report references Canberra officials and resident allowances, noting discussions and unnamed concerns. The text mentions authorities, suspected miscommunications, and public interest surrounding the policy without clear outcomes.
Fragmented OCR reports a protest by soldiers against mistreatment and food conditions. Names and clear details are unreadable, but the fragment hints at grievances about rations and supervision.
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