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Newspaper
Cloncurry Advocate
Location
Cloncurry, Queensland, Australia
Date
Sep 26, 1936
Page
2
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Lanark district Homestead Tommy's Creek and a holding without authority. It references advertising efforts and a few names such as Barton and Partos, but the passage is largely incomprehensible and lacks clear actions or outcomes.
A memorial notice from Robert Arthur Powell’s family marks his passing at Alma Private Hospital Chartore Towers on September 8 1932. They describe him as a beautiful character and thank friends and relatives for support.
Fragmentary OCR text shows names and vague references to church service times and events. Readable items include Rev. C.F. Will and a Sunday schedule suggesting church service in the morning and evening. Details on location and exact times are incomplete.
Frantic notices detail rifle club practice, eye exams by Fraser Optometrists at 246 Queen Street, Toowoomba, and a forthcoming Monday sale in North West Queensland with heavy price reductions. Also notices on the Will of John Ray Garver and probate proceedings in Cloncurry court, with deadlines for objections and appointing solicitors.
A damaged OCR segment mentions a meeting scheduled around December. It references a hospital plan, a paddock, and a care caretaker, with unclear details on participants and actions. The text shows fragmented names and dates, limiting precise summarization.
A fragmentary notice describes a chamberly rifle shoot organized by a local club with a panel of regia and Mis Club Laken. It states the event will occur Easter weekend, asks attendees to bring their own gear, and lists named participants including L. Moone and J. Seymour among others.
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