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Newspaper
Corowa Free Press
Location
Corowa, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 01, 1931
Page
3
The article records a centenary observance for the Sisters of Mercy held at a local convent in We Marya. It notes prayers, reflections, and a period of service by the sisters, including charitable works in the community.
The report notes volunteers raised funds for a hospital project and completed several tasks before Bend Sunday last year. It mentions partners and committees pushing to meet a goal, with several members rewarded after a contest and upcoming work planned to finish the initiative.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss government savings bank terms and an agreement with a bank about takeover provisions. The text references parliament and a tiered arrangement, indicating stalled consent and potential compensation or depotage related to asset transfer.
Postal Department arranges for the opening of the new relay station at Corowa Careme. Inspector and technical staff visited to review the setup and confirm lines to Sydney and regional towns.
The fragmentary text describes a wartime scene with names and events muddled by OCR. It hints at a prom or war correspondence setting and mentions individuals Garpert and Willer amid a gathering or meeting, but contains many garbled terms and unclear chronology.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions preparing something in a kitchen or workshop and references names like Pellewing and Teer. The legible parts suggest a discussion of chores, tools, and a planned task, with no clear dates or places.
Senator Ble Yilliam Hlaspare argues tariffs lower imports and balance trade, but UK party leaders doubt rapid effects. The article traces past tariffs’ effects on debt, exchange rates, and industrial conditions, noting fears of long adjustment and rising debt if protection ends.
The readable passages reference a discussion on trade balance and export priorities. Mentions of import duties and economic strategy imply a debate on which products to promote. Names and precise details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
The article discusses a defense of tariff protection for primary industries and argues that protecting these sectors supports employment and national development. It weighs the balance between safeguarding primary producers and encouraging secondary industries, urging a government body to oversee policy and prevent cartel influence while promoting independent industrial advancement.
A scrambled fragment reports on Balldale crop competition activity with unclear details about entries and participants. The readable text hints at nearby areas and competing crops but lacks specific names, dates, or outcomes.
Fragmented OCR notes show names Cavett W Lytle and Landon Hohe among local figures. Mentions a rally and a public fund or loan request. Vague references to wheat, fuel, and a local page event in an unclear community column.
A garbled record indicates a denial of 2500.00 funds for a public works project. The note references individuals and institutions with unclear spellings and locations, suggesting a municipal or federal context but lacking legible names or dates.
OCR fragmentary lines show scattered terms and names, including possible place and person references, with unclear context and missing verbs or dates. The readable elements suggest a disjointed notice or column snippet, not a complete event or coherent report.
A fragmented note outlines an extension request connected to a local hearing. Details mention courts, visitation, and a schedule shift with several obscured names and places. The passage references various entities but remains unclear on the final decision or dates.
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