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Newspaper
Cobram Courier
Location
Cobram, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 30, 1903
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR notes show scattered phrases including a time cue and names, unclear event, and possible locations. No coherent article details or identifiable persons matchable to a definite news item are present.
Fragmented OCR notes describe Te Gobir Quinier and Heeransincan as BNE ASTNY regions. It mentions death of Mev Wallaan wife of Me Win Wallace at Varnes hills and a forthcoming event. References to attendance, local tensions, and political alignment imply a contested regional situation with calls for support from residents of Karsainite.
A meeting of Cobram residents to decide the date for closing the appeal will be held at Cobram Hall on Friday night. The gathering aims to discuss the testimonial value and subscriptions for a souvenir fund, with speakers from the relief society and guests including Sir Rothens, SEA, and inspector Rekon. A lecture on air of the Anesety’a fund and related topics is expected, with plans for further talks and fundraising activities announced.
A sprawling, fragmented OCR note describes an agricultural society session with judges, prize discussions, and a long list of attendees and topics. It references events at the Victoria hotel and various names and places, hinting at contests, exhibits, and possible upcoming meetings. The text is garbled but centers on governance of prizes and activities.
Fragmentary OCR text lists Barooga Race Club and varied names with scattered terms. Readers see a jumble of phrases, numbers, and possible names. no clear event or outcome emerges.
Fragmentary OCR record mentions various names, places, and terms, including individuals such as Mr Wrights and Miran and teams or locations like Honiton and Perth, with scattered phrases about performances, scores, and events. The text is garbled, providing no clear narrative or cohesive facts.
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