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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 20, 1917
Page
2
Fragmented OCR notes describe a misspelled name and a scattered phrase about a meeting or event. Key entities include a miss Dy Bradshaw and a place reminiscent of Glochester with mentions of MaiMhiy and Web. The text is garbled and only highlights names and nonspecific pointers to a possible local notice.
A fragmented weekly digest cites diverse local notes, including references to community leaders, religious figures, and social happenings. The text mentions names like Barton Westar and Lowell Wert, with scattered mentions of places, dates, and activities amid garbled OCR.
Fragmented OCR text references a lengthy Ballarat event tied to war history, with mentions of a Mr Payne, a widow, and a public display in Sturt Street. It hints at exawa and exawa-related memorials, a large turnout, and connections to local figures and places such as Newcastle and Port Brophony.
An enemy bombing raid sunk a British transport vessel on the second. many troops aboard. Of those on board 52 were aboard the vessel, 11 crew and the captain are missing or presumed lost.
Fragmented OCR text lists times and names like W. Rogers and Baron Barrington with strange spellings. Appears to be a chaotic schedule or notices from a central hub, including times 2.0 pm and 3 pm and references to places and people.
A garbled transcript records a city council or committee session with motions, speakers, and votes. Names such as Aber, Maye, Skeauen, O Halloran appear among many unclear lines. The text mentions meetings, sherine, and a schedule for Sunday evening July, with references to a damper of discussion and procedural actions.
A fragmented note lists recently released works including drama and comedy items. The readable lines reference A. Batatart and a deniéen streak, with garbled author and title phrases suggesting a bibliographic update in a local paper.
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