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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 18, 1914
Page
2
Fragmented OCR reads like a garbled street directory with scattered names and places. It mentions SEW COMMERCIAL BANE and a jumble of street terms and personal names such as Nigel and Upham, with unclear dates or actions. The text lacks coherent events or outcomes to summarize into a clear newsitem.
An arts bazaar highlights local artists and performers amid a busy schedule at the School of Arts. Visitors mingle with exhibitors, while early displays showcase handicrafts, music, and street theater.
District notices and scores are reported with scattered names, teams, and events. The text lists multiple players and figures such as Gay, Rune, and Seton in a patchy recap of games and local happenings.
Fragmentary notes mention Ward Meyer, Marcy Brees, Brockwell, and Piney I in a scattered account. References to captusel and various names suggest a local event or meeting with unclear context and missing details.
A fragmented report from Gloucester Cottage Hospital details a board meeting with references to staff, appointments, and impending Nomination Day. Names of officials and committees appear amid garbled text, outlining pending actions and local health matters.
Fragmented OCR survives a garbled local notice mentioning Goultare and a person named Gat af Goulart. The text hints at a revival or event in Goultare and references Beormuond and South Wim. Details are unreadable but place names and one surname appear, suggesting a regional historical card note.
Broken OCR reads report of a mining area accident near Briony with a victim named onlookers and a claim of danger. The fragment references a railway or water event and a local inquiry or trial.
The readable fragments describe an unclear schedule with prices and names such as Evans and Bowman. The text mentions times like 720 pm and places or people that are not fully legible, making it difficult to determine a clear event or outcome.
Incomprehensible text fragment describes cruelty to cattle and weather conditions affecting stock and farms. Mentions Wodonga and Sunday morning events with references to fences, ships, and possible losses, but details are unclear.
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