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Newspaper
Traralgon Record
Location
Traralgon, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 12, 1932
Page
3
A garbled court interlude from Stratford references Wagging magistrates and a Nugattord Putty case. It mentions a Vera or Avi Balt involved in vermin counts and a pretrial proceeding with arrests and property concerns. The fragment hints at a trial over livestock and theft but lacks clear names or outcomes.
In a tight contest Callignee bowled well to restrict Callanee, with Atherton taking 8 for 18 and Tata scoring 28. Key bowlers included Donn, Grain, Dane, Power, and W Graham, as Callenee posted a modest total and secured the win behind disciplined bowling.
The obituary notes the death of Mrs Maddesone aged 92 at her home in Travelevn. It records a lengthy, respectful tribute to her life and family, mentioning her kindness and focus on kin. The burial and interment were conducted by Ray J Mande at the local cemetery following a simple ceremony.
The Footballers and Presbyterians clashed on Obler Tort last Saturday with Presbyterians winning by 8 wickets. Key scores include M Meuts 24 and Saunders 14 for the Footballers, while the Presbyterians posted 186 in reply. Bowler MMioty took 7 for 48, and fielding efforts featured several successful dismissals.
Ragged report notes Farram rifimen and Tepointe leaders amid a noisy shootout with several scores and names including Yarram, Jolly, Chenhall, Cox, and Marlow. It highlights top scorer awards and mentions a ceremony for presenters at the event.
A fragmented news note outlines rising rabbit populations on several farms amid unsettled weather. It mentions local farms near Liverstuith Arenteme and Newmark din, with references to farm managers and a planned count for 0146. The piece hints at economic implications for local producers.
Fragmentary text describes a meeting with unnamed individuals and a committee or group, listing examinations by a named figure and references to planned stages and lines. Missing key names, places, and clear actions prevent a coherent summary.
Gormandale batsman Younes and teammates struggle against Methodists on a rough pitch. key West Indies style bowlers Maple and Harry lead the visitors to take early wickets. Gormandale reply falters with Meathivan and Lane among the scorers, while bowlers Mathionon and Wentere share the toil.
Fragmented report lamenting wool industry troubles in Australia. Notes capital flight, debt pledges, and government pressure amid hopes for better production and rural prosperity. Mentions Channel for bridal bouquets and a separate bridal event, with references to Walter Wri.
A battered scorecard fragment shows St Michael's and Glengarry in a lengthy innings sequence with numerous players named, including Murphy, Kine, and Canty. It lists runs, dismissals, and fielding notes amid an unclear tally, reflecting a mid innings update with mixed, partially legible names and numbers.
A boy aged four named Harry Wickard from Yallouen vanished during Monash Memorial celebrations and reappeared after hours of anxious search. Police and volunteers traced him near Rivmeel Ave, with witnesses noting a march of tram cables and a clothes line later identified as tied to the boy’s disappearance. His parents Mr and Mrs Wickard were prayers for his safe return as authorities coordinated a public search and eventual recovery.
A garbled OCR note references an athletic club event with hazardous wording and unclear details. The fragment mentions toxin, Troraigon, and Dinver with transport and hot water terms, implying a misread agenda or incident at a club gathering. Names, places, and concrete actions are not discernible.
Readable entries describe a multi event gathering with sprint, pony, handicaps, horse racing, throwing at wicket and stepping distance. Prize efforts include trophies and a married la dier rack token. Entries require two performances and must be submitted by a secretary before Friday in December 1688.
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