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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Mar 16, 1933
Page
3
Report on the Cooma Show noting 1932 record entries in Sheed section figures, with extensive notices of exhibitors, cattle classes, and prize totals. Mentions judging, attendee remarks, and display details across multiple divisions. Highlights profits, entries, and public reception from the event day through evening exhibitions.
Readable portions show varied poultry breeds including Wyandotte and Leghorn varieties, along with notes on standard classers and male and female birds. Cattle and Muscovy duck lines appear in mixed vendor listings, with references to breeders, owners, and stock categories. The fragmentary text cites multiple farmers, farms, and auction or sale terms.
Fragmentary OCR style text mentions names and places in a garbled royal or athletic context. No coherent events, dates, or outcomes. readable fragments reference NSW and commonwealth themes but lack concrete actions or identifiables.
A fragmented report notes a maid wrestler winning a match with mentions of MEWCARTER Wramradny Alioth Wie teas Wiee Teavtiise and Walter eH Last NN. Ambiguous names and garbled text obscure full details but indicate a victory and competing names.
Fragmented OCR notes describe wool market activity, bidders, and shipments with many garbled terms and scattered names. Faint mentions include Yorkshire, Australia, and various place abbreviations, plus references to prices, moieties, and trading terms amid weather and line data.
Fragmented notice lists names and items including crossbred stock, processors, and merchants. Mentions Goodwin Meow, Gimasbrea Lamba, and Hope Barner with small monetary amounts, but details are unclear and scattered across unreadable OCR. This reads as a damaged public or trade notice with multiple individuals and goods.
A fragmented OCR passage outlines wool combing terms and names such as Rives Eastute and Merlin Combing. It mentions weights, skirted tools, and various equipment terms, interspersed with unclear place names and dates, reflecting a damaged historical textile page.
Holiday retreat advertisement for a bungalow complex near Jervia Bay in Naw nffery Umperium, Withenloopout veranda and detached units. Includes 15/4 3M start date, 44 percent weekly gross, no beds or tables, ample hot water, good fishing, bathing and boating. Nearby holiday area named Hodredwood and Cane Naren Udrile ASW Wevsham.
A fragmentary report outlines a federal plan to insure workers under a central authority. The note mentions the minister and an official named Decking proposing compensation provisions for labor. The text references a twelve point framework and administrative steps toward implementation.
Fragmented, stream of consciousness text discusses memory, decision, and social questions. Mentions "monument" and "premiered" amid abstract, poetic phrasing. References to reaction, memory, and social roles appear but details are unclear. No clear events or entities emerge.
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