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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jan 14, 1930
Page
5
NSW clinched a decisive win by an innings and 220 runs against South Australia at the Sydney Ground. The match featured standout performances from key players as NSW dominated both innings, while SA struggled to build a strong second innings, reflecting a one-sided contest.
Fragments describe a bank robbery and a cemetery caretaker near a native settlement. Text mentions a premier, a vicinity bustled by frost, and a mysterious hiding place with references to a person named Beane and a caretaker at a cemetery. The garbled OCR limits clear facts.
A fragmented report notes a March speed record attempt by participants including LASS, Ruadiy Foye Ham, and Eainome Beta. The text mentions a 4000 husbine busseor and an event at Hy WYeID Momravern with unclear details about dates and outcomes.
A disrupted event at the city hall featured references to multiple figures and a debacle over a 104-40 figure. Attendees reported confusion as the proceedings unfolded, with lingering questions about oversight and safety.
Fragmentary OCR note discusses costs and appraisal of American cars for Australia, with garbled entries and missing dates. Mentions Turk and various unnamed individuals. reads like a stray diary or brief memo rather than a full article.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a search for Australian made cricket balls and a market scene in a northern town. It references potential buyers and vendors but the transcription is garbled, leaving unclear names, dates, or precise quantities. The piece preserves a purchasing focus and local commerce tone.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Sheffield Shield points and several distorted names. No clear event, date, or outcomes are readable, leaving the exact standings or participants undetermined.
Police say a domestic tragedy at a Fremont residence left two dead including a wife and a husband. Investigators described a violent scene with the wife found at a veranda and the husband later dead inside the home. Authorities are reviewing a wallet and other items as they probe motives and timeline. The couple resided in the town near the temple and hospital where the incidents occurred.
Fragmentary OCR text describes Cricket Week events and a district meeting tied to a carnival with references to Henne Pedepnans and Fanniente gy Aas atuanny Interaat. Mentions include capital territory, public notices, and a sense of planned activities around a festive gathering.
A garbled report lists MCC players and events from a Christchurch match with many unreadable portions. Mentions of Worthington Woolley Wootley and Barominine Abst are unclear. no coherent scores or outcomes are discernible.
A scrambled foreign text fragment describes labour unrest with references to Uttar Pradesh and broad political names. The readable portions imply weak mobilization, poor turnout, and little impact on broader political alignments. Names and places remain unclear due to garbled OCR.
Market signals remain firm as buyers maintain steady demand amid mixed reports from regional wool auctions. Traders note ongoing price support driven by quality fleece and strong overseas interest, with producers watching currency trends and transport costs.
Fragmentary notes mention seating, individuals named Tattowinne, Ute, Inenlehts, Pata, Crm, Greens, Mah, Oviatt and references to senate matters with unclear context and scattered nouns. The readable bits imply a political or legislative item with named persons and local governance.
A motion was discussed at a meeting held at Horvitary Prigke. The notice mentions Mr. 4, long term by, and the severed ties of kin with his father.
The market notes indicate variable pricing for eggs and poultry. Local producers report changes in cost and supply, with several entries referencing per dozen rates and market trends.
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