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Newspaper
Cobram Courier
Location
Cobram, Victoria, Australia
Date
Apr 10, 1902
Page
2
A garbled notice advertises a Great Clearing Sale with winter goods and new designs. It promises startling surprises, low prices, and inviting shoppers to visit the store on a wide sale event with emphasis on bargains and stock clearouts.
A garbled, OCR heavy report references a long event sequence with names such as Gobony Gourier Praetoanmrans and several others, plus mentions of a court or disciplinary setting, debts or fines, and social unrest. The text shows broken phrases about trials, penalties, and public notices, with many unclear names and dates.
A fragment from a Cobram court or council report details hearings on licenses and appeals. Mentions Judge Beckett, Tos and attendees, with references to public events, music, and a charity auction and sale events. Names like Wyvern and Me Fyfe appear amid scattered schedule notes and local notices.
A jumbled OCR fragment lists names, places, and actions from a local scene. Mentions include Gedye's Tote, Tarraville, and various individuals such as Mr AS Miller and Mr Hiaughion, with scattered references to councils, a wall, a check on Sorasgal, and a Tassval street context. The garbled text references a federal relief campaign, food handling and supply notes, and a Cobras Club meeting with names like Harry Galan and Gov Taek.
A garbled account references a planned political upheaval, alleged conspirators, and parliamentary figures. Names such as Chabansa, Gedye, and various ministers appear in disjointed phrases, with notes of votes, resignations, treasurers, and potential prosecutions. The text suggests a public inquiry and next steps but remains unclear.
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