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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jan 19, 1929
Page
4
The Canberra Times Publishing Notice lists subscription rates and ordering details for the Federal Capital City edition. It appears garbled with broken names and locations but references daily prepaid subscriptions and distribution in Canberra and nearby districts.
Fragmentary obituary notes appear with garbled lines and partial names. The readable parts honor a mother figure and reference memories and affection, but many names and details are lost or jumbled, leaving a faded tribute with no clear survivor list or dates.
Monday to Friday service advertised with fares listed in unclear OCR. Mentions Alantie Almedic and various destinations with inconsistent spellings, likely incomplete timetable and pricing data for Barton’s coach line.
A damaged OCR fragment provides only vague weather notes with many garbled words and missing specifics. No clear location date or conditions are readable, making it impossible to extract a concrete forecast or place-based details.
Fragmented OCR text shows a forecast for Canberra with weather and rainfall notes. Mentions dates and regional terms, but details are garbled. The readable items reference rainfall records and forecast guidance, highlighting uncertainty and data like temperate trends. No clear events or names emerge beyond Canberra and rainfall terms.
A fragmented report notes NSW leading SA in the Linton Cup event with mentions of competitors such as Avelaline and Priddy. The text lists partial names and heats including Crutiy and Walker, with unclear affiliations and places.
An unclear OCR fragment mentions a tragedy and possible military or wartime context with names and places garbled. It references the Smith tragedy, Loshon, and a mix of personal and battlefield terms, but essential facts are unreadable. The readable bits show no coherent event, date, or outcome to confirm.
Fragmentary text mentions a local firm and numerous odd place names, offering no coherent event or outcome to summarize with confidence.
Commonwealth Savings Bank of Fustratia appears in The Canberra Times with a terse financial notice dated RATORMAY January. The item mentions banking activity and regional context, reflecting a brief public notice within the newspaper.
A proposed rise in shipping freights from the United Kingdom to Australian ports sparks a conference between British shipowners and the Commonwealth. The public questions the necessity, noting doubts about low freights, high port dues, and taxation methods. The British Economic Mission urged dues to cover costs only, while tax reforms and port charges may influence future rates. A conference aims to address reductions and possible new profits for overseas passenger lines.
A garbled, fragmentary OCR passage lists multiple personal names, places, and phrases with no coherent narrative or clear event. It reads like a jumbled collection of terms including locations, people, and random words, lacking a discernible news item or structure.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a missing secretary in Bern with garbled phrases. The readable portions hint at a political or administrative note but lack clear entities, dates, places, or actions to report as a full event.
A missing girl has returned home after a reported separation. Authorities say the girl is safe and was located near Port Bote, with initial indications pointing to a family dispute rather than foul play.
A fragmented OCR listing shows Mother Machree performances at Capitol Theatre on Wednesday and Thursday. The text names actors and scenes in a garbled flow with many misspellings and unclear details, offering a partial glimpse of the show and credits.
A partial church bulletin lists service details and a main morning mass at 10 am with additional notes about rooms and locations. It references a February date and mentions a parish, chapel, and hotel venue in a rough OCR fragment.
Fragmented OCR text mentioning Roamy and attorney general with unclear context. The readable portion lists names and scattered phrases, lacking coherent events or dates to form a solid summary.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Dick of Avila charged with sterling related matter. The legible text references names, dates, and places in a noisy mix, but specific facts remain unclear due to corruption.
In a patchy OCR mash of terms a county week event list includes women and men matches, players named such as Moran and Rainey appear amid scattered team and venue hints. The readable fragments suggest a multi sport or event schedule with uncertain specifics.
A fragmented police notice reports a stabbing accusation against multiple defendants including Wenemin and Noor. The text is garbled but mentions an alleged attack, an arrest, and detention with remand noted for the accused. Local officials and case identifiers are obscured by OCR errors.
A heavily garbled excerpt lists numerous names, organizations, locations, and numbers without coherent sentences or context. The fragment mentions international entries, banks or loans, and various proper nouns, making it difficult to distill a single event or clear news item.
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