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Newspaper
Dubbo Liberal And Macquarie Advocate
Location
Dubbo, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 01, 1935
Page
1
A damaged, fragmentary OCR obituary details the life of Mrs. Clever, noting relatives, dates, and places across Australia and England. It references family ties, migration, and a deteriorating health story tied to colonial era connections, with sparse readable specifics.
Fragmented OCR style report references Wheat Central, various names and places, with unclear context. The text mentions reactions, people, and events around an industrial setting, plus uncertain quotes and frequencies. The piece reads as a garbled local notice or column fragment lacking coherent narrative or clear outcomes.
Fragmented OCR text notes taxation relief tied to a local project by Sluis Co. Ltd and related entities. It references a faire of 208 transactions, ownership pushes, and costs, with unclear specifics and dates.
Improvised text on direction finding equipment mentions illegible terms and unclear names. Fragmentary notes reference safety, air action, and installation ideas with many unreadable portions, offering no verifiable events or clear actions.
The report details a gold theft involving a cash amount of 8900. Authorities and officials are cited, with mentions of a regional or civic body and an alleged suspect. The fragmentary text references a money loss and a potential arrest or inquiry as part of the investigation.
A fragmentary radio reductions notice presents jagged text with many garbled names and phrases. It mentions possible references to Panberts Friday, a Buade Austrlian Whe Auseabae, and other unclear entities, with no coherent event or outcome.
A partially readable newspaper item outlines a legal or notices section. It references Australian and New Zealand rights and mentions a time frame around events or services. Specific names, dates, or places are unclear due to damaged text, leaving only general notice language.
Disjointed racing card details show Manone in the two year old trot. Medley divisions list Geo Gemwvel and War nga with several others. Mixed entries include Golden, Regal Stuc and Princess Pominal with several names like Silicon Berry and Miss Bile. The text reads as a garbled ledger of horses, drivers, and placements with numerous spelling errors and unclear event boundaries.
Fragmentary crime notice reports a murder charge connected to a shark case with references to Sydney, Powell, Shyu, Vine, Cronulla, and webbed names. The report notes a court appearance today with defendants Laney and Tusther rentisie and mentions tentative dates and proceedings in a local jurisdiction.
A garbled OCR snippet mentions places like Lithgow and Yass, with scattered phrases on land, sales, and names. Readable items include an 108 acre reference, area names, and various personal and place terms, but precise actions or dates are unclear.
A dog was set alight by its owner amid a chaotic scene involving multiple witnesses and an investigation. The incident, described in scattered reports, mentions hospital rounds and legal proceedings, with references to a disputed time and place. The fragmentary text notes alleged cruelty, a court inquiry, and possible charges awaiting clarification.
Fragmented report details a revived divorce case in Piggott with bankruptcy issues and a judge named Court, noting appearances by David Tene and Benyon. The narrative mentions a Flying Doctor and a Darwin Pelky fee, with unclear dates and scattered names, implying a legal dispute over alimony or property and court procedures.
Fragmentary betting and race result notes from ASCOT Today listing numerous horses, times, and placings. Reads like a scrambled program with many garbled names and figures, including horses such as Glory exit and Prince Fighvory, plus assorted race numbers and times, but lacks coherent structure.
A hazy OCR drift describes a bustling public scene with references to labor power, a strong Labor center, political figures such as Patton, Shik Tiydeinte, and Mrs. Tyler, while noting ongoing discussions about elections, property lots, and public notices. The piece mixes names, places, and events in a fragmented ledger style, depicting a volatile, crowded public exchange over policy and local governance.
A fragmented notice describes a Dubbo marriage with odd phrasing and garbled names. It mentions a Chapman daughter of Ws. GG. Burvey of 3 Shomami Streets, and a perhaps Rex Jonesy or Rinne engrained in the text. The account references friends and a batjo with red slats and a local ceremony tone. The piece lacks clear dates or standard details.
Readable elements mention an assembly and a Sunday wind Monday event with unclear dates. Several garbled proper nouns and phrases reference people, locations, and actions but lack coherent context or complete facts to form a clear report.
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