Grand Sale at Boots and Shass department store
The notice advertises a grand sale offering Boots and Shass, men and boys clothing lines bedding and general drapery. Curates in the past have been something to remember.
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Newspaper
Corowa Chronicle
Location
Corowa, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 13, 1927
Page
2
The notice advertises a grand sale offering Boots and Shass, men and boys clothing lines bedding and general drapery. Curates in the past have been something to remember.
A busy sale notice lists prices and items across furniture bedding clothing and footwear with emphasis on extra specials. The ad mentions August start date and highlights brands and broad ranges including mattresses linoleum and canvas derby shoes, with various price points and reductions.
Unclear readable fragments mention names and places but lack coherent details or structure. The text appears garbled with partial phrases about people and events, offering no verifiable facts or context for a proper summary.
A garbled obituary fragment notes a local figure named something like Wiley or Wiley figure with ties to the community and a brief mention of a presidency and a public service role. The text is heavily corrupted, but conveys a commemorative tone and references a life of public service and local involvement.
The readable portions describe a church or religious organization with scattered terms like church of England and date references. It mentions various names and places in a garbled OCR fragment, suggesting a damaged article or notice related to church matters and associated individuals.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a Loren's Hospital Ball with scattered phrases about a ball count, timing, and attendees. The readable bits reference an event at a location, possible participants, and a chaotic description, but no clear names, dates, or outcomes emerge.
The fragmentary text mentions a tennis club event near a Spanish location with references to a festival, dates around 27, and possible sponsorship or state involvement. It is difficult to extract clear names or outcomes from the OCR garble.
The readable parts describe a rifle event with possible participants and locations. The text mentions a date in the 12s era and a person named Gage. Other fragments reference a place and a زمان, but specifics are unclear. The note seems to be a partial public notice or report with several garbled names.
Fragmented OCR from a historical society page mentions Corowa PF and HL Society alongside scattered names, places, and actions. The readable items hint at caretaker changes, secretary's report provisions, and local governance notes amid garbled sequences.
Fragmented OCR shows a heated pledge scene with Reneblicns and Mugabifoun parties, denouncing allegiance to government and purporting to expose fare lists and political alignments. Mentions of candidates, court notes, and alleged party maneuvers are interwoven with garbled names and locations.
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