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Newspaper
Corowa Free Press
Location
Corowa, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 06, 1932
Page
1
OCR text shows a garbled catalog like mix of names and products. It mentions coats, gloves, materials, a person named Ellen Atha, and items such as shirts and collars. The text is largely unreadable, with many broken phrases and unclear context.
The obituary records the sudden death of Berta and many relatives in a lengthy, jumbled notice. It mentions ages and names across families, lists survivors, funeral arrangements, and references to a large circle of kin. The fragmentary text preserves core event and some relations but is largely garbled.
Fragmented OCR text shows a long discussion about taxing the staff of life with references to historical laws and a legislative body. It mentions bread, price pressures, and public discontent linked to tax policy, with unclear details about actors and dates.
A chaotic OCR note reports a leg crushing incident near a farm at Maran Kahererd. It mentions a person named Thos Pirdweils and a Safar event, but details are garbled and unclear. The fragment hints at a medical or emergency reaction and a prompted reaction by bystanders.
Long OCR fragment outlines diverse subjects from mint weather to political figures, river ferries, and court actions. It mentions named individuals such as W. Milla and Mrs. Blam, various colonial era civic notes, a potential Washington debt matter, and references to Australian cricket and local elections, indicating a dense, multi-item page summary.
A garbled OCR note outlines a municipal council session with references to a public meeting, delays, and participation by city departments. It mentions timing in the afternoon and a focus on local governance matters amid unclear details. The fragment hints at committee involvement and nominal attendees.
The Secretary for Transport announced new concessions in West Britain concerning wool carriage. A governing rate cut applies to wool sent by rail, reducing the per cent rate amid broader review of transport routes. The decision follows pressure from exporters and farm groups, with potential impact on wool sales and shipping costs.
Fragmented article summarizes a state crop championship with names such as Gere den and Brolin Keg and references to departments and awards. Second place is attributed to Wied yr Wet and Bru lage Capo. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR but imply a ranking and various scores or points.
In a heated session at the Laylulitive Assembly Lang faced censure as he objected to a bill. The Deputy Speaker and MP Broome clashed over action while Lang withdrew, leaving the chamber restless as the Serjeant-at-Arms prepared to restore order.
The article laments cabinet misunderstanding of wheat bounty aims, arguing farmers seek a fair price for wheat and accusing policy of favoring secondary industries. It notes debates on production, tariffs, and how relief measures affect workers and markets.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a late night scene with characters named Batty Yew Abe and Clive. It mentions a theater-like setting, a discussion of heroin and aging, and a dubious cosmetic product marketed with a mystic powder claim. Price details appear for a “LAMOR BOX” at 9/0.
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