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Fragmented readable items indicate a local notices page with names, dates, and events. Mentions Miss Edney, Meagan Tecton, Joh Colwell, and various locations such as Melbourne and Gloucester.
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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 25, 1916
Page
2
Fragmented readable items indicate a local notices page with names, dates, and events. Mentions Miss Edney, Meagan Tecton, Joh Colwell, and various locations such as Melbourne and Gloucester.
A blurred fragment mentions an evening supper and entertainment, with careless phrasing about offering company and a cordial tone. Names and places are unreadable, leaving only a vague social invitation vibe from a personal note.
The text records a garbled report mentioning a belial prov, an ape of His Yocket, and a countryman of J Tum hors who borrowed data. It then shifts to railways, meetings, and a court under Mac Leod with scattered names, places, dates, and alleged events, reflecting a chaotic paste of wartime or postwar notices with legal actions and transport notes.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe altered train times and delays with references to morning departures, station stops, and homeward returns. Details are garbled but indicate shifted schedules and late evening raids or operations around an area including Tamworth and Ry ay Toom.
Fragmented notes reference European politics and military topics, with scattered mentions of Britain France and Russia. The text cites law actions, will instructions, education funding, and social issues, interwoven with local bureaucratic and commercial matters.
A large turnout attended the funeral for May Somerton who died after a prolonged illness. The service at the church was followed by a graveside ceremony with pallbearers and a final farewell observed by family and friends.
A garbled proclamation text references a withdrawal or revocation related to Moltke and a September date. It notes a Prime Minister's statement about authority and public reaction, mentioning a strong will of the people and a constitutional concern.
Reading the damaged OCR reveals scattered phrases about submarines, ships, and a coastal area. It mentions Went Wallachia and Dermbas with unclear roles, an entity named Henry Sarion, and references to a voyage or mission. The text is highly garbled with many nonstandard terms and lacks a coherent narrative.
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