Gloucester Polls and Election News Recap
Saturday March 26 192? Gloucestershire polling notices and election chatter dominate the page. Mentions of candidates and party activity appear amid regional updates and local names.
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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 25, 1922
Page
2
Saturday March 26 192? Gloucestershire polling notices and election chatter dominate the page. Mentions of candidates and party activity appear amid regional updates and local names.
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A sprawling, unreadable OCR fragment lists numerous proper nouns, including personal names like Hailey, Anne, and Nakada, with scattered fragments of possible events, votes, and discussions. The text is heavily garbled, with misread characters and incomplete phrases, offering little coherent news content or context.
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A fragmented OCR item mentions a meeting and a list of names in garbled text. Readable parts reference a round of stock, a speech or drive, and potential references to groups or locations, but key details are unclear.
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