Raes Only 218 Ii hac 10 way the current months tars
Fragmented OCR text describes hospital events, finances, and public notices with garbled names and figures. It mentions a hospital in New South Wales, a motion at a meeting, expenditures, and dairy farmer considerations, all in an unclear, late 19th or early 20th century tone. Named entities are mostly corrupted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Che Tresmuree
DAL
Berlivy
Lin Mat
Aes
Pelleni
urgamUy
Mabiuies DL
Asteak
Molong Show Abando Decision Stuns Local Committee
Wolone Show Committee froze plans for the annual Molong show citing poor patronage and high costs. Auditors note prospects with wheat prices rising, while miners report a recent gold find near Grenfell and Caragabal areas. Local officials warn about resource claims and potential surveys.
Eugowra Death Notice for James Maydon of SAF Jamey Lawes
Death notice from Eugowra recalls James Dawes Maydon of SAF Jamey Lawes Avondale aged about 16, who died Friday shortly after birth at Berrima Goulburn roxr 1454. He was a son of the late Mf Afra and James Dewre, residing in the town, to be laid to rest with Harriet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maydon
Jamey Lawes
Avondale
Ugowrs
Vores
Eugowes
Sorotag
Wan Mas
van Ern
Berrima
Nose Goulburn
Jamer Dewre
Berrie
Neaime
Woodstock Wheat Load Seen as Largest Yet
A fragmented report notes a wagon load of wheat brought to Woodstock by a team led by a driver named Hoa. The cargo is described as the largest load yet hauled to Woodstock, with details about the wagon and yard conditions in Woodstock railway yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orien Warn
Woodstock
Petrol price drop in ads impact noted at stations
A scrambled report indicates fuel costs fell by about two pence per gallon, with signs of lower prices at multiple petrol stations. It mentions lingering uncertainty among drivers and mentions the broader market reaction to crude value shifts.
Young Dole Draws Dole in 1929 Unemployment Grants
An OCR fragment reports 1929 unemployment figures in the region, noting Young received about 14?28 at a rate of 20000 per year and that the council expended around 40 in unemployment grants. It mentions roughly 600 people including women and children affected, with taxpayers contributing roughly £10 per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murrungong
Accidentally Shot Wound Reports Local Farm Incident
A 24 year old man was accidentally shot in the leg during a commotion at a farm on Sunday night. Neighbors heard a gunshot after a dog barked, and the injured man was taken to a hospital for treatment. The event occurred near a farmhouse with several bystanders and witnesses offering varying accounts.
Unclear text fragment from holiday scene
Fragmented OCR text describes a Christmas or holiday moment with names and actions, but key details are garbled. The readable parts suggest a character named Bitten adjusting a trailer and others reacting, though many words are nonsensical.
Mines Strike Averted In Cooperative Union Deal
A motion by a common council halted a potential industrial dispute as Cooperstown miners, the Hill Machinists union and allied bodies reached a tentative agreement. Officials described the accord as a peaceful resolution avoiding a disruption to ore production and local commerce.
Fragmented OCR Weathered Text From Unknown Page
An unclear OCR fragment references people and places in a garbled manner. Names and events are unreadable, with distorted phrases about actions and locations. The fragment lacks coherent facts or identifiable entities suitable for a proper news card.
Pur Casa Meeting Aims to Ease Apostate Exile
In a marginal report a group called Catholica plans a morning gathering led by F Juge Smidh and MLC to address exile and opposition from the Apostate Deiexata. Present are Dr and Mr Bimand Webb MLC and others as St. Viseauty Tapia joins the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bhurst Catholica
Manana
F. Juge
Smidh
Bent Twa
Altege
Bimand Webb
Wileh
Viseauty Tapia
Thieves Loot Molonge Inn Early Sunday Morning
Robbers struck a Molunge area inn on Sunday, taking a large haul including dresses, underclothes, jewelry, boots, and other items from women and children. Entry was gained through a boarded door while the rear area was undisturbed, leaving the front door ajar and scattered belongings inside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moluge
Childres
Sales Tax on Flour Raised by Commonwealth Motion
A garbled report shows a general push for a flour tax by the Commonwealth Government. The motion carried in favor, seeking a guarantee for business protection and a per busine compliance plan, amid unclear local details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weelwyalone
Elvan
Reverend E El Pitcher Faces Service Ban In Town
Reverend E El Pitcher of Bagowre, Cigres, and Goolagong area banned from services last week after missing multiple Ladies Guild and Dutch Vestry meetings. He reportedly met several townspeople and district members during the period and faced church scrutiny. The Rev. Mr. Plueher, noted for devotion to duties, was said to be unavailable for a set February meeting at Ragorrre Rot Laur as the congregation prepared for possible reorganization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bagowre
Cigres
Goolagong
Ladies Guild
Dutch Vestry
Realdamle
USA Town
Distri
Plueher
Drovo
Agset
Ile Reformed
Ile Reformed To ‘Batkurat, and Ux Evel i
Avon Salen
Ragorrre
Rot Laur
Rainfall Record Shows Low Precips Across Regions
The report notes rainfall totals across districts with the Zw power station recording 308 points, 208 below the seasonal average. Observers remark the dry spell continues into the late Yaakwoah period, affecting agriculture and local water reserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevers
Young Man Burns Saving Family From Fire
A young man named Albert Ira bravely tried to rescue his family in a house fire. He sustained burns while pulling relatives from the flames and shielding his wife and children. Neighbors aided, the home suffered heavy damage but everyone survived the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Ira
Ambiguous 1949 Want Uring Statistical Note
A fragmentary 1949 table compares lower Grieve statistics with prior year figures. The readable items reference deviations in measurements and a list of named provinces or regions, but much text is garbled. The partial data hint at variations in numbers, orders, and property figures amid unclear context and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pernon
Agsiuny
Axainat
No usable title found in fragmentary report
A young man was arrested on Saturday afternoon during an investigation into alleged betting activity at the golf club. Several individuals were detained by police. one suspect was released on bail, another remained in custody pending further processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Bairdreaalog
Salies
Dulin
le Apdeemser
Folion
Alieaed
Bubsenvedlir
She Gollon
Fragmentary OCR Note Teases Confusing Local Tale
A garbled OCR passage mentions a police charge and a late reply, with unclear names and places. The text reads like clipped dialogue about money, luck, and a pair of applicants, but details are unreadable. The fragment hints at a local event or inquiry without concrete facts.
Per Bushel Price Demand Drives Farmer Meeting
A local farmer group demanded a price floor per bushel to support growers. They urged the government to set a stable local price, arguing current rates hurt returns and threaten production.
PONY AND SULKY RIDDLED WITH ABANDONMENT REPORT
A pony sulky and a bay pony mare were aprited away at a yard behind Moar, R C Howard and Bona’s oars. A man in white hired gear was seen driving the sulky toward Canterbury Street, prompting an investigation into the disappearance and a search of nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moar
C. Howard
Bona
Sors
Et Curae Jong Street
Stolen Car Recovered After Parkes Hotel Theft
A car was stolen near Tat onsale Hotel in Parkes Saturday night. A search located the missing vehicle about four hours later near the sadenbure Motel. Police recovered the car without further incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tatonsale
Parkes
Tiacoather
jane + mae
Bareatlouh
Man Arrested After July 20, 19XX Curbstone Altercation
Autrey Wil McMahon, a naturalized forbin, was arrested on October 20 after a violent scuffle at a public event. Witnesses described McMahon dragging and striking Clarke, leading to injuries and a jail hearing. Police report mention of a prior drunken incident and potential assault charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mie Aaty
Ineting & Forinoner
Raalel Arrert
Taut Yaar
Autrey
Wil ‘Uur McMahon
A Forbin
Tuenday
Burt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Unist Princes
Australian Mercantil
Tagen Amlanorcoy, Brdods
Pation Hes
Hawke
Hawke's Shoe Store
Comrad E Burke
Grinsted & Gum, Proptra
Thomas
Emery
Eno Be
Winchcombe, Carson Ltd
Bridge BT
Ayoney
Amor
Forbes
Sydney
Clifton
SURES
Webster Pranier Ralvashmant
Alwart Eoane
Wenster
Bramall
Pabiee Heapitel Finan
Comte JC
Fonda
Tiwan
Sutter
New South Wales
Udhoteset Equilty
Ratall
Callie
Neer Carugabal
Grenfell
Caragabal
Eugowra
Paming
James Dawes
Orme
Young
Dole
Yiten Yartary
Aer Nin
Bes
F. Vertary
Hilton
Youu
Durrawang Hownes
Roe Batlang
Warren
Kan Mela
Facaily
Tallsie Cary
Mien
Mar Dolnur
Iroteae
Maus
Ac Riva Tuna
Remy Ai Urukon
Mint
Emmy Union Wish Twearda Waggs
Oley Ty
Heevar
Hutt
Sims
Stair
Bathurst College
Molon
Bagowra'e
C. of E
Lake Downl
Shura
Mises
Erin
Miroyv
Yast
Wust
Zaccoon
Soxsouty
Rovers
Comntry
Sanion
Uacoere
Rma
Home Burnt Organiser
Surfers
Tomoynet
Chisholm
Revienie
Bymont
Clark
Ae Ken ‘Wirt
Charian
Post
McMahon
WeMahon
Sliman
Agaivet Dor
Raver
Jalur
Mematina
Nun Foo
Deaty Bald
Clarke
Clarkn
Tor McMahon
Abella
Eydenes
Owey
Mammier
von Pollen Tatiana
Vane Bary
Fanaranie Cabal
Ata
Sam Delany
Winnese
Mahia
Willard Odmith Dani
Brent Wowleys
MiMahwn
Jeanpor
Seth
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!