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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Oct 21, 1930
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR lists names and locations including J. Ryan and Sergeos Sarkis in Nordutrinstene Ave and Perceberyon area. Mentions Civic Center and Key Buildings with unclear further details.
The Canberra Times publishes a wide odd pricing and subscription notice listing early home delivery, rates, and contact details. It notes various regional areas like Ring Vale and Goulburn, with multiple names and addresses and an emphasis on prompt subscription responses.
A damaged OCR weather note lists rainfall records with unclear dates and names. It mentions March 12 and May entries, plus August and other terms, but most details are unreadable. The fragment offers sparse, non-critical weather data without clear locations or outcomes.
Fragmentary weather note at noon yesterday describes wind, temperature and conditions at unidentified location. text is garbled with unlikely phrases and names, making interpretation difficult.
A fragmented report details wind gusts and cloudy conditions sweeping across New South Wales, Queensland, and Western Australia. It cites scattered showers, elevated winds across coastal zones, and regional temperature fluctuations with numerous local station readings listed without coherent narrative.
A garbled account describes an incident at a New South Wales farm involving an accountant A Parmar who was surprised by intruders. The manager Keith Gyetam reportedly confronted the intruder while others fled. Wounds were believed serious, with details inconsistent in the damaged text.
In action for damages an office boy named Leary asserts a forged money claim involving a farmer employee and a local road area. Langy denies the allegation and says the matter concerns a dispute over a loan and alleged misappropriation.
A fragmentary notice notes a solution announced in the marks from today with unclear wording and missing details. The readable text references ARNG and a quotation line, but specifics remain obscured.
Fragmentary OCR text provides limited names and numbers making a clear event or outcome unclear for a concise card. No verifiable entities or context to summarize into a headline and teaser.
In the final days of the New South Wales campaign electors face a choice for three years amid criticisms of Mr Lang’s plans. Proponents say his policy risks bankruptcy whereas supporters of the government promise stability and recovery, urging voters to back the Melbourne Conference’s widely supported agreement and avoid perilous change.
The article details a national debate on wartime economic policy with references to government actions, transit and railway adjustments, and unemployment concerns. It mentions the premier, lawmakers, and industry leaders weighing how to sustain the economy, expand wage support, and maintain wartime operations.
A series of scrambled reports describe a fatal plane crash near London with multiple unclear names and places. One readable detail notes a July killing connected to a group or event, suggesting a broader mystery. The text is highly garbled with missing or distorted names.
A fragmentary report notes a 4,000 metre pursuit with top contenders Baran, Hodanermnd, and Fan aimed at besting a word record. Nebmerida and Gent Wie LF appear among participants, while details are unclear.
A fragmented piece on sales tax obligations for businesses discusses government roles and regulatory aims. It mentions the taxation system, interpretation by authorities, and the impact on buyers while noting uncertainty and procedural questions. The article signals confusion over forms, timing, and agency responsibilities.
In a wartime move, Hotel Canberra announces reduced room rates to accommodate returning workers and officials. The plan aims to fill rooms by offering affordable stays while government offices operate nearby, with special pricing around $40 per night for patrons.
The fragmentary OCR reads as a local notice with unclear names and dates. Key entities are unreadable. no verifiable actions or outcomes can be determined from the legible text.
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