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Newspaper
Cloncurry Advocate
Location
Cloncurry, Queensland, Australia
Date
May 15, 1937
Page
5
A garbled OCR item mentions transfers, racing, and safety while traveling with money. It references an unknown person and local terms, suggesting a partial note about movement, risk, and potential theft or loss. The fragment lacks clear names, dates, or places to confirm specifics.
Fragments describe Anzac Day observances with reminiscences of Diggers and memory of Ethel Campbell. Mentions fraternal groups in New Zealand and Australia, the Home for Aged Soldiers, and a memorial program at Toombul Sur branch with songs, adagio, and a wartime reunion.
A postal style note in garbled OCR form offers unclear names and places. The readable bits point to a historical archive entry with scattered mentions of individuals and organizations, but the overall event or action remains indistinct.
A garbled local note describes a truck incident in Cloncurry involving a worker and a firewood delivery. The fragment mentions a station and selection process, with mentions of salt loads and a prompt attendance at a gathering.
A fragment notes Clonturry Fish Bar ARIDAS promoting Try our Alvachee with code 016. The terse OCR lacks context on location date or full item details.
Tender invitation from Orchestrex to supply a specified number of musicians and instruments for the Masonry Ball at Del at the Blo Hitt Cloncurry. Closing date in May. D. F. Douglas and D. Nichol brewery?aretaren
A fragmented advertisement touts the Advocate as the premier advertising medium with promises of business growth and branded stamps. The block mentions vendors, stamps, laundry ops, and a call to procure through a notice, reflecting period trade promotions and promotional jargon.
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