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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 11, 1930
Page
4
Nurse E Darmody, certificated obstetric, is listed at Kinkora Private Hospital on Btornaway Road, Queanbeyan, with phone number 208.
The Canberra Times announces early morning delivery and directs readers to contact the circulation manager for delivery arrangements. The notice lists locations including West Beachborough, Bungendore, and Moss Vale as service areas and names multiple individuals and businesses involved in distribution.
A fragmentary Queanbeyan record shows period data on precipitation. It cites measurements for rainfall height and references the minimum and maximum conditions observed, indicating an archival weather summary from a local station.
Yesterday’s forecast fragments hint at shifting winds and unsettled weather across regions, mentioning Snowere on Wort and Wet tse Loot Cuyeta Phath Wh Het. The garbled text references windy conditions, various locales, and uncertain totals, suggesting a chaotic and unclear meteorological briefing.
The piece accuses the Commonwealth Government of breaking promises to Canberra, citing delays in transferring departments, halting housing advances, and failing to honor leases. It argues these actions harm employment, revenue, and private capital faith, linking them to the acting Prime Minister’s stance and calling for accountability to lessees and residents.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a motorist injury and a follow up about a stick thrown from the road linked to a production. Names and places are garbled, but the core notes a hit or near-miss event with investigation and possible motive. The text references various scattered proper nouns and locations, suggesting a local incident report with unclear details.
An unreadable OCR fragment discusses submarine safety and nickel metal hydride use. It mentions timing and combinations of chemicals or devices, with several garbled terms and scattered references to months, places, and organizations, but no clear, coherent events or names.
A garbled OCR page lists several names and places such as Ronnie Mow and Rokeby with references to dates like March and May. It mentions hospitals, towns, and events in a jumble, showing unclear actions or outcomes. The fragmentary text reads like a local notice or scribe’s record of multiple items without coherent context.
A dense OCR fragmentary passage blends public service notices, names, places, and scattered events across a garbled page. It references Canberra, Virginia, and various entities, with unclear actions and dates, making core event identification difficult but preserving scattered proper nouns and locations.
Fragmentary OCR notes show scattered words and names across multiple lines. The readable items resemble a miscellaneous list of terms, brands, places, and partial phrases with no clear event or narrative flow. No coherent reportable fact emerges for a concise summary.
The readable text is garbled with many misspellings and missing context. Key names and locations cannot be reliably identified. The fragment hints at a maritime incident or activity but lacks coherent facts suitable for a summary.
A readout filled with garbled words and mixed languages lists uncertain names and places such as Australia and Katherine. It includes stray phrases about health Aide and future hopes but lacks coherent events or dates.
The report notes that Dr Woolnough, minister for maneuvers in Argentina, is renewing value grants and facing unrest. Foreign officials, including No 1, discuss actions in Washington and Buenos Aires as events unfold. The piece mentions ministries, addresses, and political turmoil amid turbulent times.
A listed housing proposal undergoes ministerial review amid interest from multiple Asian and European backed groups. Officials aim to assess feasibility, funding, and location options as community campaigns press for action and clarity on timelines.
A fragmented wire service item notes Mr Lang delivering a policy speech to a Sydney audience. The report mentions reaction from a panel and other attendees, highlighting the political angle and public interest in the address.
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