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Newspaper
Corowa Chronicle
Location
Corowa, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 30, 1926
Page
2
Fragmented public notice text unclear but indicates official notices from Shire of Coreen involving planning or council matters. Readouts mention dates, locations, and action items pending, with references to TNT and Uinta flea market or sale events. Further readable details required for precise summary.
Fragmentary notice mentions Mime WM. Pearce and pithe Wulthral Hattiobe with references to Lovee af ete teste and KINDER TE HAW WUTAM. Includes obscure names and phrases, unclear action, and a stray figure 46 later in the text.
The readable fragments indicate a local event or notice from a newspaper page. Names, places, or dates are unclear, but it preserves an in brief record of a community matter and an official action or appointment. The text remains fragmentary and non-specific.
A jumble of readable fragments mentions local names, places, and events in Corona Chronicle. The piece references community notices and general items with scattered proper nouns and partial details.
Fragmented OCR yields garbled names and events but indicates a Corowa Police Court session with mentions of age, family, and possible charges. The text references individuals such as Catherine and Tijana and notes legal actions and releases amid a chaotic transcription.
A fragmented local column notes street happenings and community notices. Readable items mention street ties, public areas, and minor events requiring further clarification from the town desk. Local names and exact actions are unclear due to damaged text.
Fragmentary obituary notes reference Seema, Lanai, and Teh, with mentions of surgery and family, but details are unclear. The text appears as garbled OCR with personal names and scattered events, lacking coherent dates or locations to form a full memorial summary.
Fragmented text references a district school event with a 90 year anniversary and names like Mauma Peses and Natty Woy. The garbled OCR hides clear dates or places but indicates a local school notice or brief about an anniversary and related individuals.
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