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Newspaper
Cobram Courier
Location
Cobram, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 16, 1903
Page
2
Fragmented OCR text describes a chaotic program with several performances and a clash of events. It mentions dates, venues, and a list of performers and roles, with noisy details about songs, acts, and a controversial charge. The garbled notes reference a fight or dispute and unclear outcomes.
An OCR fragment details multiple cases including a larceny charge and brief arrests connected to a town docket. Names such as Murphy and Cohen appear amid references to a constable and superintendent, with scattered mentions of court proceedings, warnings, and local civic matters. The article reads as a disordered miscellany of police, trial, and community notices with uncertain dates.
An announcement outlines a limited number of entries for a dog show and baton event under the Covey club on Wednesday August 1. Names and entries are listed, with selections judged by secretary WC Proabteld and a timetable for prize payments up to August 6. Local observer Riserloyghy Logan Awannay Parases notes the event’s social aims and the expected attendance at Winchester.
Disjointed, partially legible text shows references to lectures, campaign messaging, and military figures. The passage contains scattered names, places, and events, but the overall narrative is unreadable due to severe transcription errors and missing context.
The fragment lists names and vague actions tied to local meetings and donations. Mentions Mary, Whit Niel Miseemus, Mr Woodlaine, and Mr Motion Dunn among others. It references a meeting at the Bubble Wollat Warwwenab and a donation line near £2140 with £1 mentions.
A fragmented report outlines actions of the Yrrroweyah Reform League and allied groups. It mentions leadership shifts, proposed reforms, and clashes during a tumultuous session at a national convention with several named figures and factions.
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