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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 08, 1925
Page
3
Unclear municipally led motion appears to challenge a hush hush stance at Randwick Council. Report suggests conflict over aliens policy and public works funding for a new town hall with finance committee involvement.
Fragmentary OCR text references La Perouse and a meeting that night regarding a lease at a residence. Names and details are garbled, with no clear event, date, or persons to accurately summarize.
Fragmentary text references a scene of a fight or intrusion at a shop or home with mentions of breaking a window and a brake device. Other lines include partial notes on weather, a model, and a family mistreatment reference, but most details are unclear.
The readable portion mentions a board of mayors or officials and references to a composer named Ron Fugues and terms like fugue and canons. The text is garbled, making specifics about events, dates, places, or actions unclear.
A weather report notes Kiandra's colder climate records and a temperature path showing a peak near 18 degrees. It cites a wind pattern and the day when the highest reading hit a notable mark, with a later fall to lower temperatures and wind changes.
A fragmented news item notes possible snow in Sydney and mentions a public meeting where residents discuss weather updates. It references authorities and local figures, with emphasis on temperature reports and planning for wintry conditions.
Laborer Megerald Framer and Pat Masters with another man were charged at Bur mped Court for conspiring to rifle the Strathfield Brickworks manager Thornes Joiser. The motive and details remain unclear in the fragmented report of the alleged plan and timing.
Report from Taos notes cows breaking through and wrecking fence lines. Farmers fear major losses as livestock roam and threaten property, with calls for action to protect fields and pastures.
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