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Newspaper
Robertson Mail
Location
Robertson, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 18, 1925
Page
3
The readable lines describe a chaotic track event with multiple athletes and unclear scores. Names such as Reig, Karey Vzie, and W. Armstrop appear amid fragmented phrases about shooting and yard measurements, but details are obscured by damaged text.
Fragmented OCR text references a tennis event with names like Vann, Kiesora, Whatwan, Mirwra, Karvlath, Whatina, Ravel, Hoastier, Wallan, and Bradman. The garbled lines mention votes, may refer to a match outcome and participant names without clear structure or dates.
Fragmentary OCR reveals a Bowral area meeting with members and elders discussing school matters, attendance figures around 475, committee roles, and community expectations. Named individuals include Erni, Macias, L L Lewis, and Hite Lab, with references to Sydney and Mittagong.
An article from the Meas Vale jury reports Walter A. Harlson J M Flardy Robert Moses and Philip Ar Qulek facing charges for selling illegal alcohol amid a chaotic courtroom scene. Albin Macerugor Jawkes and Breen Novo Eaien are noted in proceedings with unclear outcomes. The court discusses contamination of evidence and the judge’s warnings as witnesses testify to alleged adulteration and improper conduct. Tenders for unrelated matters appear in the same page, alongside notices from taxation authorities in New South Wales.
An OCR messy inventory appears to detail numerous household items. It lists beds, tables, chairs, cabinets, lamps, curtains, dishes, kitchenware, and various room furnishings by room names like bedroom hall and veranda.Names and locations are garbled. the fragment mentions items such as tables, chairs, blinds, stock items, stoves, and crockery, implying a staged sale or catalog.
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