02 Mar 1923
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Newspaper
Port Pirie Recorder
Location
Port Pirie, South Australia, Australia
Date
Mar 02, 1923
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR reads as a local crime note reporting a sheep attacked by someone named Juana or Jauan a near Peano in XSAV area. It mentions casualties or losses and suggests a missing log sheet or chart. The text is garbled but indicates an incident involving livestock and potential suspect details.
An incident near Duiseldorf involved German officers arrested and court martialed after a failed sabotage operation. Reports describe police detaining a man and a French wife accompanying him as the vehicle was stopped, with notable figures connected to the case. The scene unfolded along a muddy county road near the local station, drawing attention from residents and press.
Fragmentary notes reference a conference and developments with named individuals and entities. The text contains garbled terms but implies documents submitted to the press and ongoing discussions or outcomes related to a group or association. No clear dates or concrete actions are determined from the readable fragments.
A fragmented report outlines parliamentary debate on surplus produce, taxation, and labour duties. Government ships construction continues, projections show extended revenue and larger surplus by year end, with ministers pressed on old-age pensions and expenditure.
Overseas football report highlights mixed results with England league action. Bolton Wanderers defeated Huddersfield, Southampton thrashed Oxford United, and Newcastle United beat Cardiff while Everton drew. Reuters dispatch notes match dates and scorers amid European competition chatter.
Fragmentary obituary notes a centenarian aged 107 with scattered details of birth in Kingesou Famalda Wattis, death in February, mentions of relatives Harry and Janet, ship Thermopylae reference, and a long, unclear reminiscence of a life at sea and family associates with minimal coherent facts.
In London, tensions rise as news leaks about political maneuvers surrounding a potential marriage. Officials and observers speculate on how the proposed match and its terms could shape policy and alliance dynamics during a period of formal diplomacy.
Fragmentary text mentions Davis Jervisie and Ade ile Bethe planning at a Methodist Conference. Other names appear garbled, including Teavarine Harold Lierd and Coner Vomlaht, obscuring clear facts or dates. The readable portion suggests a meeting or talk tied to a church conference yesterday.
Fragmentary OCR text recounts a legal case involving Mrs Mittahelie and others in Wester Australis with mentions of assault, imprisonment, divorce, and a shooting incident. The garbled narrative names witnesses and parties, including Hertha Smetin and Nurse Mitemeltogiad, with unclear dates and locations, plus a referenced stock sale.
Fragmented OCR notes discuss Australian meat costs and transport to Melbourne, with mentions of price changes, delegation plans, and a push to improve Australia's stance in the meat trade. Delegates may be appointed to study the Bastiane trade and transfers to South America and England.
Fragmentary OCR text notes players, a seller, and summer travels. Names and details are unreadable, leaving unclear who played or where events occurred.
A fragmented notice describes a new Roma water supply plant expansion, noting 4x overtake of storage and a daily production near 3,000,000 gallons. It mentions supply from Vie as hors and talks of council regulation and payment terms with local authorities.
Fragmented OCR notes discuss contracts and finances in London and New Zealand. It mentions treasury bills totaling £23,900 and ongoing imperial exhibits. References appear to include By-Election coverage and British debt funding discussions.
An article notes that the acclamation column named Kilmorley handed over its arms and signed an undertaking to return home. The event marks a ceremonial transfer amid local affairs with officials documenting the pledge.
Fragmentary OCR note records a meeting or gathering labeled as the active south with unclear names and items. readable terms include Kalwax Capitns and tainus mesting suggesting a misspelled title or event. details are sparse and identities uncertain.
Fragmentary OCR shows a memorial service for Mr. AOdenkive in London. It mentions a private meeting of the B faire Parliamentary group and references a memorial service on a May or Maylike date. The text is garbled and unreadable in places. Conflicting dates and names appear.
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