Gloucester cricket film tour may tour the county
A proposed England tour exhibition of cricket films featuring Don Bradman Sid Barnes and Bert Oldfield may visit Gloucester. The Gloucester Cricket Association secretary CL Fraser is asked to add Gloucester to the itinerary with matches at Bowman Farm and Tugrabalth. If confirmed the event aims to inspire schoolchildren and clubs, with coaching and commentary planned by Arthur Mailey and others to boost local cricket development.
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Local Cricket Struggles Highlight Team Balance
The article notes limited inclusion of Oliver tee players in Country Week selections and discusses two cricket grades run by the club. It criticizes lack of balance between attack and defense, praising some bowlers while lamenting others. It mentions players like Claire Atartin and recent match struggles against Drimgog and Meratog-Wantinge.
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NAMING OF NEW STATE DISCUSSED IN MEETING REPORT
A long, garbled report discusses efforts toward creating a new state. It references movements, proposals, and officials, including notes on conventions, leadership, and potential names. The text mentions individuals such as McKimmi and Braiden and alludes to regional political maneuvering and press coverage.
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Press Annovision
Fragments of Names Mentioned in Gloucester Court Record
The readable fragments list individuals including Clarence Douglas, Archibald William Joe Waite, and others tied to Gloucester courts. Names like Alexander Cured Murray of Gangat and Wackivery appear alongside references to Mr. A. M. Bortwick's court appearances.
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Advocate Office For All Classes Of Job Prevailing
The notice indicates an advocate office intended to assist all classes of job seekers, detailing access points and services. It outlines eligibility, likely contact information, and a call for engagement or attendance at designated offices or sessions.
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Fragmentary notes report a murder case and onlookers
A garbled morning report describes a murder scene with mentions of a victim named Nance and suspects, then shifts to unrelated lines about people in UMA and Australia and a Reverend Alan Walker. The text is heavily distorted with uncertain OCR.
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