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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 03, 1930
Page
2
Nurse E Darmody certificated dentetric ringora is listed at Borna way Road Queanbeyan with phone 208 in the directory.
The Canberra Times announces prepaid subscription rates and early morning delivery options. Readers are directed to contact the circulation manager for particulars and to place orders via listed agents in Canberra, Queanbeyan, Merimbula, Cooma Jungendre, and surrounding stations.
Vague weather log for Canberra dated September with rainfall and temperature readings. Mentions monthly totals for Canberra and nearby Queanbeyan, with scattered illegible figures and notes on rainfall, temperatures, and periods.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Victoria and New South Wales with scattered notes on showers and wind. Names appear garbled, hindering clear event details. Broad reference to weather shifts and places suggests a chaotic, incomplete weather snippet from an Australian page.
Scattered rainfall figures appear for numerous towns in New South Wales Victoria and South Australia with erratic values and many likely OCR errors. The stream lists locations such as Cootamundra Wellington Goulburn Kiama Geelong and Warragul among others with varied percentages and counts.
In a March proceeding the district court dropped a $2 charge against 62 Ciemnoek Fuineen after the summons for waking fart near Paxton on January 16 was not pursued. The judge indicated no intent to prosecute further.
The Australian Grower Association and Victorian Citrus Association announce that 19,000 bundles of oranges were sent to the Canadian market this year. If conditions remain favourable, the yield could increase next year and push more fruit onto the market.
The editorial urges strong leadership from Mr. Fenton amid a Cabinet split in Australia. It warns the Federal Ministry is not cohesive and calls for cooperation or resignations to uphold national policy, urging bold action to steer Australia through a challenging political and international period.
Fragmentary OCR text shows muddled references to budget battles, political figures, and unnamed events. The readable bits mention a State House budget process and potential political maneuvering, with scattered names and terms creating an unclear, noisy summary of a legislative budget standoff.
Report on congressional discussion about pre trade measures and the president’s address. Notes on public sentiment from May workers groups and comments from H Hepa and Mumlay. Mentions labor relations, legislative timing, and potential policy shifts amid party lines.
Fragmented OCR text describes a new hospital project amid wartime conditions with references to authorities, locations, and dates. The readable portions mention planning, funding, and community impact, though many words are garbled. The item appears as a notice or brief column item from a historical newspaper page.
The Deputy Director of Postal Services Mr Kitto stated today that the number of telephones in use in New South Wales fell steadily. January figures showed 198 903 phones, decreasing by the end of January to about 198 750. Other states reported a drop in telegraphic business, but New South Wales remained comparatively steady.
A chilly report notes a 19 degree ground frost and subfreezing conditions in Canberra with sleet and misty air. Weather readings show low temperatures and heavy frost affecting early morning activity.
Melmou tené files a court case against a well known papeliapar jury. The article notes Moujppead as a key defendant and references a public wager on the outcome. The piece details the legal action and expected proceedings.
A sprawling report outlines vigorous German efforts toward a peace accord while warning of persistent internal resistance. Leaders discuss strategic aims, potential concessions, and the risks of renewed conflict as international pressure mounts.
A garbled OCR block discusses poverty and health topics with scattered names and places. Key terms hint at a testy inquiry into inequality, medical needs, and social welfare debates, though the text remains unclear and fragmentary.
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