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Newspaper
Cloncurry Advocate
Location
Cloncurry, Queensland, Australia
Date
Mar 18, 1933
Page
2
A brief, unclear notice warns that any person found passing certain restricted areas will be penalized. It emphasizes prohibition and enforcement but lacks concrete names, dates, or places. The fragment references desistance, penalties, and a warning to refrain from trespass.
Fragmented OCR notice lists Rev G Waltney and Rev 2 names with service times Sunday 7.80 and 10 Aut TRUERAL METHODIET IHLARD. Mentions appointments, reminders and dates in a damaged church notice style.
A list of deaths and memorials for residents connected with Cloncurry and surrounding districts. The notices honor the late Mr John Lobeton, Mr Sydney, Mrs Sophie Morlyy, and others, detailing their family ties, service in local organizations, and burial plans.
The Advocate reports a Saturday event in May 9 1984 edition with local notices and brief community items. Names and places appear in fragmented OCR style, highlighting upcoming community activities and announcements.
Local notices advertise a March market at Shiew Mall with vendors selling wares including whippets and other items. Event listings promise sale hours, a bazaar atmosphere, and community browsing opportunities for residents and visitors.
Fragments describe residents and events in a town, mentioning Dalgety and Co, hospital notices, a death linked to Now ween Fawnalvin, and health concerns for several individuals. The legible bits reference Mrs Kells, a hospital obituary this week, and ongoing recovery for a patient over weeks.
Disjointed OCR fragment describes a league event with names and places blurred. Mentions 100 kg score, interruptions, and attempts to address a Khan and town, plus several personal names and scattered locations. The readable content hints at sports and organizational activity within a regional area.
A cryptic OCR snippet appears to reference base items and personnel with garbled spellings. The readable elements mention numbers, names, and possible roles but lack coherent context or events to form a fuller summary. No clear action or outcome is discernible.
The text appears as garbled OCR with numerous names and phrases, mentioning a payee, forbentag, and various proper nouns such as J. Ae EMMER, CLANNAURRS, and BAMA DOWIE. It hints at property or circulation warnings and a confusing list of names and terms without a clear event or outcome.
A medical notice warns that excess stomach acid can cause gastritis and indigestion. The advisory stresses natural remedies and cautions against self treatment while urging consulting a physician for severe or persistent symptoms. Immediate measures are suggested for acute distress.
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