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Newspaper
Traralgon Record
Location
Traralgon, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jan 05, 1931
Page
2
A readable fragment from the Traralgon Record hints at a local event or notice tagged with the name Joho. The exact details are unclear but the item appears to reference a person and a community subject within the paper’s pages.
A jumble of dated notes and notices references a Golden Wedding and camping out at local events. It mentions an important appointment and council actions to create country work, with various names, dates, and places scattered through a fragmented OCR page.
In Traralgon on Friday morning the court heard Kenneth Cameron had been arrested after a public disturbance. He faced charges of drunk and disorderly conduct, with the case listed for a future hearing.
The report covers Cherie Comber from the Terame bowler group and her single match against Nowrut and District, noting seven Kalorn wickets this season and Comber as a left handed bowler. It mentions a remand order as she faced questioning at He heatene and references Mr Humber and Mead week premiers.
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered names and places with unclear context. Mentions of Fremont, Peabody, Meantime, and mutiny talk hint at a multi‑subject column or tribute piece. No coherent event or outcome emerges from the readable fragments.
A jumbled report notes a Cricket Association Ball with references to players, venues, and events across multiple locations. The text mentions the Wall, Me, Hewney, and various cryptic phrases, implying a notable social cricket gathering with performances and remarks, but details are obscured.
A dense OCR list shows exam results with numerous names and marks across subjects like Penitair, Chemistry, and Thermometry. The fragment includes scores, pass indications, and several initials and surnames such as Carey Dabur Morgan Tulle Wade Waktron and many others, suggesting a broad pass list with mixed results.
The article urges motorists to reduce accidents in 1831 through constant vigilance and safer speed. It emphasizes courtesy, lawfulness, and careful judgment to prevent injuries and protect others on the road.
A garbled OCR style item appears to describe an excursion by Hin and others with scattered references to dates and places. The readable fragments hint at a school trip or event, weather notes, and names such as Mayes, Bowen, and Larae, but with many missing details. The piece reads like a rough clipping with no clear outcome or locations.
Fragmented report details a Saturday June 37 incident where Methodists and Presbyterians played. It lists players and bowling figures with scattered names and partial scores, noting standout overs and dismissals as the match progresses.
St James batted first and posted 104 all out as Glen-ora hame bowlers claimed most wickets. Glenarry’s bowlers led by Meares and King restricted St James to 48 in the second innings, with Key players including Welsh and Carey contributing. The match featured tight bowling, late wickets, and a dramatic finish at Glengarry on Saturday.
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