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The readable text fragment mentions teams or people in a disrupted context with potential names like Veal and Hye, but no clear event, score, or date is established.
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Newspaper
Cobram Courier
Location
Cobram, Victoria, Australia
Date
Apr 18, 1929
Page
2
The readable text fragment mentions teams or people in a disrupted context with potential names like Veal and Hye, but no clear event, score, or date is established.
A garbled OCR fragment from a local page presents an unclear note about vats and a public space. The readable terms include names and places but lack coherent context or dates. Further verification is needed to determine whether this item constitutes a valid news brief or notices section.
A garbled report outlines a method to compute tank excavation volume by summing top area and Vottint toe, adding muddle eas, dividing by depth, multiplying, and converting to cubic yards. It specifies a tank with 60 by 50 feet dimensions and other side lengths, leading to an estimated excavation depth and final volume.
The report notes rising sheep numbers in the United States and Europe, with gains in the United Kingdom and Australia. It highlights fluctuations in France and Germany and mentions declines in other regions as markets adjust to shifting demand and policies.
A partial report on Melbourne wool sales notes a continued sale run with active bidding. Catalogues listed 2400 bales, with strong demand for good bodied wools and medium lots, prices near parity, and sales to buyers from Europe and Asia.
NSW Government Gazette lists lands in Hillston North Willyama Wilcannia Cobar Bourke Walgett North open to lease under Part XII of the Western Lands Act. Applications close 11 May 1929 at the Western Land Board Sydney. Wheat harvest reports show a 49.3 million bushel season, the largest since 1916.
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