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Newspaper
Cloncurry Advocate
Location
Cloncurry, Queensland, Australia
Date
May 21, 1932
Page
2
Public in Cloncurry warned of strict conditions for carting wood and furniture and a prohibition on trespass on fort paddocks. Any person found trespassing will be prosecuted and items or vehicles involved will be impounded.
Fragmented OCR notes show religious services and Sunday School times linked to Albany Inland Mission and Federal Methodist Mission. Mentions include morning worship, Sunday School at 10 4m, and references to Rev. Maoney and Rev. W Lav es, with Saturday date hints and a boilerplate notice about church activities.
A fragmented report describes a journey from Eaton toward Silver City with references to a Monday Sunday itinerary and multiple names. The text mentions travelers, a gun, heat, a bridge, and a sequence of stops or events as the path to a destination unfolds in uncertain terms.
A fragmented field report notes flotation experiments at Mount Iba with carbonate and silicate suspensions. Observations include 60 percent carbonate proportion, varied surfactant concentrations, and cell formation while noting reactions like pressure, heat and drift in a lab-like setting.
Fragmentary OCR text references a society and legal actions tied to an election or veto, detailing dates and titles with unclear names. The readable parts point to a public notice or legal proclamation concerning governance, timelines, and jurisdiction, but specifics are obscured by garbled OCR.
Fragmented social and personal notices from a local newspaper mention hospital ties, May events, public figures, and community activities. The legible names reference places and ongoing town affairs, with scattered references to dates, locations, and local individuals amid garbled OCR.
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