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Newspaper
Cobram Courier
Location
Cobram, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 25, 1929
Page
2
Fragmented OCR reads like a scattered local page with references to Dookie College repo, court cases, weather advisories, and temperate notes. Mentions of Aus tralian wealth, taxation, and a Melony association hint at broader economic coverage, interspersed with stray phrases about prices and coral products.
A fragmented list of Riverina show events and related dates spans July to October. Entries reference Supuidera Sheep July 1 and multiple August events such as Gargelngo August 21 and 22, War August 2, 21, 22, and Casas Arquist August 22. Readable items include West Wywlong September dates and Cuolamun September 4 with other entries through October.
Local cricket fixture list shows Cobram facing Numurkal Muckatal and Strathmerton clashing with Nathalia. Tallygaroopua has byes as Cobram Wunglau and Nathalia play in July term matches. Other pairings include Cobram Wunghuu versus Strathmerton Numwurkal and Cobras wughuu versus Altickatal with byes for several clubs.
A rough rule calculates excavation volume by combining top and bottom areas with windle areas, applying depth and division by percent to yield cubic yards. The text provides unclear measurements and slope assumptions for a tank, detailing top 6 by 6 feet, 10 feet breadth, and various slope deductions to estimate the bottom area and depth.
Unclear OCR fragment mentions Asien girl and a secretary, with garbled phrases and possible references to events or people. No coherent names or concrete facts established beyond scattered terms.
A garbled OCR fragment references a person named Hayley and a Newverige Bhsenkeneng event. It hints at a weight related scene and a journey or trial. Names and places are unclear, with missing verbs and context, making precise reporting difficult.
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