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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 01, 1949
Page
2
A chaotic globe of local notices lists a rodeo in Diggary Rosteo, hospital board vacancies, school and library matters, and upcoming theatre and dance events. It mentions appointments, a sale, and a schedule of performances with guests and speakers across Gloucester district.
Fragmented OCR report lists factory figures for September soap production and butter manufacture. It mentions quantities like 28 tons of butter and 112158 48 units, with estimates for the month and implied totals, reflecting a chaotic accounting summary from wartime era.
A broken OCR line from a historical page yields jumbled phrases and disjointed letter sequences. No clear events, names, or places emerge to form a coherent news item or obituary.
Friends of Mre KE Bowen of CanaMew Bradford ill be pleased to hear of her recovery from a recent operation. Mr. and Mrs Claud Wenham of Kotara Newcastle announce the health and events of their household. The Shire Clerk Mr HN Chapman informs that Mrs Bennett of Hume Street returned last week. Neville Houston of the Commonwealth Bank and Wisdra Houston with their baby left Saturday to visit relatives. Mrs A Harris of Croydon and Mrs EA Baris of Grimbrett were seen at Gloucester after openings.
Fragmentary text references meat, calves, supply notes, and vague local items. Readable fragments mention Elk inon Ada and AZ, with scattered prices and supply terms. No clear event or persons emerge.
Tennis notes list upcoming matches and dates for a school circuit. Students and teachers are shown in a weekly schedule with events featuring teams such as Bluse, Wanderere, and Holateins. The page also notes Lent dates and a Friday program with various inmates and clubs.
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