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Reading is unclear with fragmented weather data. Appears to cite temperatures around 41 to 67 degrees with times and wind notes, but multiple garbled terms obscure location and exact forecast details.
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 25, 1929
Page
4
Reading is unclear with fragmented weather data. Appears to cite temperatures around 41 to 67 degrees with times and wind notes, but multiple garbled terms obscure location and exact forecast details.
Record shows the rainfall total through September 4 reaching 1,484 millimeters, with August total noted and overall rainfall for the period 1,228 millimeters. Officials confirm weights and units consistent with prior reporting.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a September date and a mention of Qui Pariod with uncertain context. Names or places are unclear. no full event or participant details emerge from the readable text.
Nonstandard forecast text indicates general conditions across regions with mention of cold, showery, and variable winds. It references New South Wales and Victoria with mixed notes on cloudiness, rain, and wind directions including southwesterly to east. Tasmania and other southern areas likely see showers and cooler temperatures with coastal winds.
A fragmentary OCR note mentions various districts and a city corner at the east side. The readable bits reference Asano and Keippeland with unclear actions or outcomes. Further context is needed to identify a clear event or entities.
A condensed notice thanks Muddy Grams and others for support in Lif, mentions Canberra officials and AWN IEA Hedin, and records weather observations across regions including cloudy skies, rain, wind, and showers. Notes include references to Kent, Kimber, and Kimber- Jey, with southbound wind and cold fronts affecting parts of Queensland and Nodita.
The Canberra Times discusses the Governor-General's role amid 1926 Imperial Conference changes, noting the Commonwealth's Parliament and ministers assume Britain’s status. It contrasts the Prime Minister and Attorney-General arguments with the Speaker Sir Littleton Groom’s stance, urging voters to judge October 12 and reflect on dignity versus party pressure.
A fragmented rainfall tally from multiple towns across Victoria and nearby regions shows varied percentages and figures. Notable entries include Leongatha Dunkeld Port Albert Howedale Mtoina Gienorchy Hythe Leah Yown Burniek Mtoina 1 percent and Northfolk percent with many place names and incomplete data.
The Semi Detached CEMS commends Canberra authorities for their efforts to provide healthy housing for families despite space limits. The commission notes the need for separate family homes on grounds at the entrance and praises local support from Rev Rabwurds and others while acknowledging concerns about creep and the tower site. Visitors in the Canbera grammar show were greeted after the session.
Incomplete and garbled text outlines a political sale or nomination note. Names and places are unclear. readable fragments mention Ashfield seat and a Bac entity with possible candidate references. No coherent event details or dates emerge from the OCR.
The readable lines describe scattered phrases involving names places and timelines but lack a coherent event or clear actors. The passage references Newcastle and Tarilay with partial words suggesting work or employment and a legal or official context, though specifics are not discernible.
Fragmentary note reports welcomed regulations and mentions names and entities in uncertain form. It hints at policy discussions, staged talks, and possible introductions of new governance actions amid chaotic phrasing. Contains multiple garbled phrases and unclear references.
Readable fragments describe a local event or notice involving several named individuals and places, with unclear details. Key names appear linked to a community issue and possible actions or roles, but specifics are lost in the damaged text.
Fragmentary OCR item references People’s Party with two seats and various names including Martin Warringah Tomar and Br Ed Fratton. Details are garbled. cannot confirm places dates or outcomes from readable text.
A Canberra reader critiques a partisan article urging conciliatory response and warns against imputation of motives. The writer insists on careful assessment of public opinion before action and stresses the need for timely, principled leadership.
A fragmented local notice mentions a government meeting chaired by officials including Meptrmiley and Harry Ot. It hints at ALE concerns and town decisions, with unclear dates and agenda specifics due to OCR damage. The readable text points to governance topics and preparatory discussions.
Fragmented OCR text describes a conference franchise, mentions various entities and misread terms. It references Reuters style World Briefs and notes about information flow, copyright reservations, and publication details.
The market saw notable swings as traders weighed sector signals and external cues. Investors reacted to vague references and unfamiliar terms while broader indices fluctuated amid uncertainty and thin activity.
A fragmented OCR readout describes a Melbourne related gathering with names like Huy and Josie and mentions a meeting or ceremony at a venue in 44H area. The readable text includes references to attendants and a council or group. Details are incomplete but indicate an official or social gathering in Melbourne.
A partial text fragment discusses ongoing coverage of Mackin with references to Lewin Foie Surtees and Noms in fonomaer. The readable portions point to a focus on prominent individuals and the situation's progression, but specifics are unclear.
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