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Newspaper
Cloncurry Advocate
Location
Cloncurry, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 24, 1933
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text outlines religious services and times including Holy Communion and sung school sessions. Mentions Minlatery Jey and G. Wallaey with various Sunday times and locations, indicating a parish or church schedule from an early era. The legible items show Sunday services at multiple hours and a focus on Christian worship activities.
Fragmentary OCR reads date and names for a property estate matter with unclear details. The legible bits mention individuals Joss, Hod, and a Saturday date but lack full context or precise actions.
The fragmentary text notes a plan or plan-like item with unclear names and numbers. It references a judge and a tannery plus a prize or bet. Entities are uncertain due to damaged OCR, but mentions a judge and a location phrase near Saher sal eayy.
The report notes Rowe and OU time ball activity resuming with Gey Weeks Worth swallowing 08s and bystander observers awaiting further action.
Unclear OCR notes describe a burglary in progress with a suspect possibly fleeing toward midnight. The report mentions a money theft, valuable papers, and an attempted concealment as investigators pursue three unknown suspects with an ongoing inquiry led by Acting Sergeant Laryer.
Fragmentary OCR shows a local notice referencing Purves Parvans and pauses on opening fenese. Details are unclear but imply enforcement or pause in a process with cited names and authorities.
The readable text hints at a underway event or display at a mall featuring someone named Hab and references to a duty or timing. The garbled OCR provides limited coherent facts, leaving the main subject and location unclear.
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