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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 24, 1929
Page
4
The fragmentary text reports on tender acceptance involving a Mr BM Wade and references to vendors, stores, and individuals such as Mr Culloch and Delbridge. The garbled lines mention plans, payments, and a Saturday event with various names, locations, and items, but coherent facts and outcomes are unclear due to the damaged OCR.
Fragmentary OCR style text lists names and phrases across places and years, with scattered proper nouns such as Maguay Pare, Ailissoilur, Frog, Harris, Tomah, Mivitee, and other odd terms. The passage appears as garbled multilingual word fragments lacking coherent narrative or events.
The readable portions resemble a garbled OCR extract with names and places blurred. It mentions names like Mee and Anvyte Brean and phrases such as Sea of Malasson, Horne in a coastal setting, and scattered references to acts, juries, and dates, but no coherent event or clear facts emerge.
In a rugged Saturday league report, Inverell and Farane clubs clash as Oss furde beats Raswell by 28 to 1. The Ranell team lists players and reports several ereinges as the match unfolds. New names appear including Leach, Stewart, Nichols, and Chaney in a busy lineup for the Fate Challenge.
Fragmented text references Ford cars and auto production with unclear details. Mentions persons, places, and dates obliquely, lacking coherent events or outcomes.
The fragmentary OCR item presents unclear words and names, with no coherent event or person identifiable. Readable parts mention Great Peppermint and care, but no verifiable action, date, or location to summarize factually.
Inverell Ladies Hockey Club travelled to Moree to play a challenge match and won the Pascal Challenge Cup. The report notes strong support and key players, with details on recent form and future plans.
A garbled dispatch from Calcutta and Wellington describes a dramatic but unclear set of events including an axe man accusation, political tensions, and earthquakes. The text mentions British authorities, a tablegram, and various names, places, and dates rendered incomprehensible by OCR errors.
Fragmentary notices from Armidale reference engagements, visitors, and social events. Mentions Mr Wo Th Ayden Tony, Mrs Kerrigaty of Banshar Hotel, C I Holloway on business, and a University settlement function with David Jones. Several names appear in scattered contexts including Mary lines and others, with paths of social news and local life.
A fragmentary local golf notes list Inverell Golf Club President's Cup results with scattered scores and player names. The readable items mention specific rounds, partial scores, and various participants, but the text is heavily garbled with missing or corrupted entries.
Fragmented OCR lists names, roles, and thanks from a local gathering in Vernot. Mentions several individuals with titles and payments, including Mrs Marke and Mrs Wanitley, and notes a return thanks message along with secretary duties and a camp event.
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