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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Oct 29, 1930
Page
3
The readable text is garbled with stray letters and broken phrases. It mentions valer,ication, and various disjointed names, suggesting a damaged historical fragment without clear events, dates, or identifiable entities to anchor a concise news item.
Incomplete readable fragment references a local event dated May 14 and mentions names and places briefly, but core details are missing. This note provides only scattered words and partial identifiers without a clear subject or outcome.
A garbled notice details a quor offence involving Tuomas Kien and others, with fines for prohibited days or hours. It mentions a court or local authority action and restrictions on conduct, but the exact names and dates are unclear due to OCR errors. The fragment shows penalties and revisited remainder conditions.
Fragmentary OCR text reporting an attack on a police station with scattered, unreadable names and phrases. The readable items include mentions of a person or group and a time reference but lack coherent details or verifiable facts. No clear outcome or entities can be confirmed.
A confusing OCR fragment reports a dog attack near a location called Rawlings Fate Ahrattra Town Sam. The text mentions a 110-year-old woman named Baty Terible Facial and a violent struggle ending with an unspecified outcome.
Farm trainees prepare to bid farewell to Minister at Canberra for the 20 ky vat quota of farm waving with EF HTamne Atte WIE addrwan the event will be held at Par m.
A fragmented report from Melrouny discusses a conference on motor disruption plans linked to government action. The text references an NW area and mentions a person or group named Iw Kovernenunt ham. Details remain unclear due to OCR issues.
A local school teacher was acquitted in the forgery case involving a claimed theft of funds from a public school. Prosecutors alleged a scheme, but the jury found insufficient evidence of guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. The ruling ends a turbulent week for the district, with officials promising to review procedures.
A damaged report describes a narrow escape involving a fire officer whose helmet was dented during a incident at Walker's showroom on Hayton Street City. The account notes a fall from a height and mentions bystander actions and ensuing questioning of the event's cause.
Fragmentary OCR reports the death of a Queanbeyan resident named Petter or Fuklent with unclear age and circumstances. The notice references a cemetery and a family parlor at a local address, but line breaks and misspellings obscure specifics. Further verification needed.
Sydney court hears skeleton like tale as father stands accused of murder. Prosecution details indicate a child’s death tied to alleged abuse while defense asserts confusion over events. The hearing included questions about evidence and the roles of multiple witnesses in the nutty tale.
Captain Matthews announced plans to break the record on his return to England after his plane repair. The narrative follows his preparation, interviews, and the complex events surrounding his voyage and the people encountered aboard and ashore.
The report outlines Sydney and surrounding areas with partial party alignment and candidate names. It notes Labour and National formations, various electoral rolls including Ashfield, Croydon, Monaro, Liverpool Plains, and Temora, with turnout cues and local candidates such as Ashburnham and Lardner in a disrupted ballot context.
For sale in Braddon an attractive brick residence on Woodgers and Calthorpe streets offers a secure option with deposit terms. The ad mentions board advance and tenancy conditions with various names and locations implied in the damaged text.
In Sydney reports the New South Wales squad selection for a shield match appears unsettled with several noted players possibly sidelined. Coaches weigh strategic shifts as teams announce practice squads and trial forwards.
An early 20th century ad touts Pepsodent as the solution to dull and off color teeth. It claims old dentifrices failed preteens, urging brushing to reveal brighter, whiter teeth and an improved appearance through the new brand.
Fragmented OCR text listing billiards matches in London with unclear player names and numbers. It mentions Mantay and Dawe Cre with figures like 1000 and 7708, plus other unclear scores and venues.
A Wilson county fire early this morning forced Marthe McNaitt and her two daughters from a dwelling as flames swept through a kitchen. Neighbors aided their exit from the burning structure while the inferno caused about £1,600 in damages.
A damaged OCR fragment references Savvis and arrangements in adult services and a compilation of intelligence published in this issue. It mentions rights in Australia and New Zealand and reads as an isolated, unclear notice fragment without concrete actions or dates.
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