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Newspaper
Corowa Free Press
Location
Corowa, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 07, 1920
Page
3
A lengthy muddled report records a July era meeting of a farmers association with delegates and officers discussing wheat policies and government price supports. Proceedings mention banners, speeches, and plans for future sessions, alongside uncertain resolutions and organizational chatter.
A brief note from A G Young secretary promotes upcoming trotting events and exciting contests with advertisements inviting participation and attendance.
Fragment records a poorly legible minutes of a Progress Association meeting in Wahounta. Discussion covers Memorial Committee funds, a potential donation, and contractor quotes for labor and materials, with voices from Mr Duneas and Mr Milherm. The motion passed with approval and requests for written follow ups.
Fragmentary text references a payment due date in September and a payable amount linked to Imperial Sareen for erwrens preda. Mentions a meeting or action involving Amvdemd Ato and Sas with vier 1120 weed awe vette. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR but indicate a notice of financial obligation and a date around October 27.
Fretay laa reports a football contest between Aten tare Catone Eublle Mehoal and Walkergion Highne Sementacy Bekvel. The event features key players from both sides, with expectations of multiple appearances by star athletes and several substituted members from the visiting squad.
Master Carlyle Hows dies after illness on Friday evening. He is survived by his father Mr F. Hows and mother Mrs Howsed of Betterment Port, with funeral arrangements to follow at Abe Oblsone. The family asks for privacy during this time and thanks those who offered condolences.
Orphaned lines mix with odd names and phrases, forming a fragmented verse-like notice. It references Heaven, sorrow, and a matinee, with scattered names and possible theatrical or ceremonial imagery. The readable portions suggest a damaged literary or dramatic fragment rather than a clear event.
Fragmentary OCR describes actions by a minister and military or industrial entities, mentioning locations and potential legal or parliamentary procedures. Names and places are partially readable, but many terms are garbled, limiting precise reconstruction of events or entities.
Fragmented speech outlines a memorial and reference to Yaarrmelution in Corama. It describes a public meeting conducted by the Kaltes Memorial Committee and GEMM, with calls for a special session and a plan to address the broader issue amid upcoming elections and a possible reorganization of the permaformed memorials.
A clipped, garbled account notes potential development in the Wenttingedastry and local support from Clenes la Vietneis, detailing plans to establish an industry tied to commerce and employment. It mentions a meeting chaired to promote the project, with focus on factory setup, labor needs, and government action.
A postwar town meeting debates erecting a clock and tower on Main Street. Officials discuss cost, site, and public funds, with the mayor outlining actions and council members opposing or supporting the plan amid procedural tensions.
A damaged OCR fragment recounts a local vote with references to men and women involved, noting delays and confusions in polling. Names and places are mostly unreadable, but hints suggest a public turnout and remarks by observers about the election process and timing.
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