Wealthy Parents Push Free High Schools in Debate
A March 7 1930 sermon by Bishop of Armitalely Croemmet urges reducing vouchers as a path to free secondary education. He argues wealthy parents should not pay for schooling while public funds cover maintenance, highlights costs of university training and tax burdens, and calls for universal access to free high schools with government support.
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Covent
Wunday Serta
Armitalely Croemmet
Sawinadd
Crom
Crom Schlule
Lary
Meismius
Une
Muradin Studere
Wwe
Marty Pluatge
Kevaltens
Community Dance Fundraiser and Civic Meeting Recap
Local notes report a large turnout at a Berool Al Avis Tel Haat night dance hosted by the speaker Run club with a novelty dance won by Mr Brie t Dorn. A council meeting discussed road deviation and rail plans while donations supported pipe bands and a charity fund.
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Boadtet Renan
Dane
Pmekey Club
Mr Brie
Dorn Fl
Unclear historical discussion on unemployment and education policy
Fragmented OCR text discusses unemployment figures in 1929 1930 and asks about weekly working hours. It references Mayors and ministers, education and school building, religious duties, and social concerns. Mentions GATT and railway matters with a mix of place names and institutions, but details are obscured by garbled wording.
Inverell council debate on road route and finances
unclear fragmented report describes Inverell local government figures discussing a proposed road deviation on the Swych Highway, estimated costs, and local government approval dynamics. mentions Mr CL and Dr Donhier with opposition and support dynamics among local council members.
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Maginiyen
Cnet Ha Vetore Ik
He ‘Tove
Inverell
Telwain
Iinverell Long
Swych
Roem
Ube
Dorn
Eac
Donhier Conden
Tiwan
Marlare Park Sale and Community Notices
A fragmented regional notice describes a Marlare Park sale and local events in Sydney western suburbs. It lists attendees, committees, and social gatherings including a Gipword health talk, club activities, and upcoming weekend meetings with names and places, reflecting a lively community bulletin with multiple organizations and residents named.
Catholic clergyman honored at Armidale conference
A long report from the Armidale conference describes the welcome given to Father O’Coall by Catholic and non Catholic friends. The occasion included speeches, songs, and best wishes for his future work. The gathering reflected strong community ties and anticipation of his service in London.
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Orty-Eignh
Armidale
O'Coall
Torespiast
London
Baty Chiondela
Cate
Fioeney
Sinko
Beudoyany
Pertecsin
Sydney
Werening
Austealia
Swan Trim
Breuer
Bayi
Dalle
Bradman
Mtaly
Ais Cunidenie
Ely
Heydon Visits Turf Wicket Controversy In Cricket Circle
The report describes Mr Heydon inspecting a cricket turf and discussing an ideal wicket for an oval shaped field. Mentions of officials and local cricket figures indicate debate over turf suitability and recommendations for future improvements.
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Ala
J.ailivern
Menars
Ak Varley
Halameuni
Tuverel
Amewela- Ser
Teydon
Ares
Tar Heston
Pernapa
Rain Stopped Play in Tight Test as Visitors Edge Ahead
The match saw damp conditions and erratic bowling with Australia’s Bradman scoring a century and Geary showing real form while Leicester and Lancashire players struggled. Richardson, Armstrong, and Pultiex all contributed in a tense session, as Bradman’s 100 plus efforts kept Australia competitive amid light rain delays.
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Bradtrian
Aihyough
Wes
Wargestie
Anes Remsingen
Klip
MeGyns
Quick
Sceariam
Uchardeon
Anwryss
Bradman
Richardson
Armstrong
Serr Pultiex
Lost Woot Values Review Across Probate Auctions
A garbled report analyzes the FO2R-AL wotons spied Ay Winehenmbe s¢arseon and Lit stains Uick Wook, outlining the year’s auction outcomes and probate costs. It notes auction activity, centage rates, and ongoing financial concerns tied to estate valuations and distributions.
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Temsthy
The Capitols Talkies The Siozing Fool
A garbled listing of film showings and notes from The Capitol theater features The Siozing Fool and The Sinai poet with screenings of Bonny Boy and The Singing Meow among other acts. The item lists dates and times for performances including an 8 cent admission and mentions performers such as Joann, Helly Bronson, and Ann Paulmound Mews in a program heavy with comic and musical acts.
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Seelainvier
Binging
Dumeina
Pete
Hm Ayesiews
Joann
The
Sinai
Roarren
Helly Bronson
Bovie
Ankhis
Ehevary
Cherney Hana
Bulvee
Scrmetee
Weddings at Turnagh Anton Soumert Agn Of Me
An ornate wedding notice describes the bride and groom, with families and guests, at Turnagh Anton Soumer tagn on a Wednesday. The event includes the bride’s mother receiving guests, a chosen dress, a wreath, a veiled ceremony, and numerous relatives in attendance, with gifts and congratulations noted.
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Angers
Turnagh
Anton Soumert
Ainoudes
Chuatowood
Harare
Kemaa
Basket of Wit
Westmeath
Ryan
Uebel Ui Deidasroom
Eivaramis
Conradiacaly
Ameanies
Erderal
BEMCE
Untitled fragmentary history text with garbled names
Fragmented OCR text describes a convoluted scene with many misspellings and broken names. It mentions Benton Punrgeri, a person named Jeanette, and figures like Merwe Ty MfeLetnwn. The passage references a live site event, a sakura anima Cayern Ty, and a mix of ambiguous actions and dialogue.
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Jeanette
Merwe
Rent
MFT
Neverh Bawns
Ashford
Cligamiss
Bail
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