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Newspaper
Traralgon Record
Location
Traralgon, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 26, 1930
Page
3
An obituary fragment recounts local figures and families, with scattered names and places. The text references Marlon, Mason, Worsted, and Deene among others, noting deaths and notes of remembrance in a community context. The damaged OCR obscures clear details but preserves a mournful local record.
Fragmentary OCR describes Brathen Man and Mr Murray of Mouten with references to a tally, revenue, a feast, and a week of activity. Mention of a Presten Teter and a friend Ieberenohed im venerated fortune appears, with unclear sequence and details about a meeting or event.
A garbled report discusses a wombat two way traffic scenario and mentions inspectors, farmers, and the manufacture of butter. It references Victoria, forest dwellers, and factory works at Pootwray and Devlooe. Names include Misam Wolfenden and the Ford Mawr Works.
Local football and school league news from Traralgon notes home games and upcoming events. Mentions matches against Ballarat, Sale, and other districts with teams like Traralgon, St. Nat, and Cowarra. Provides forthcoming dates for dances and community functions, plus references to players and team standings.
A long OCR fragment describes special offers on Wertheims Australian pianos and player pianos with references to various places, vendors, and names. The text mentions planed sales tactics, deliveries, and multiple locations, suggesting a broad promotional campaign for musical instruments.
Fragmentary OCR text shows unclear words and broken phrases possibly from a page corner. Readable items include isolated names or terms while main facts and context are not recoverable.
Fragmentary OCR shows a July 71 day 1820 hospital display with names like O Mara and Laney. The legible items include person names and a possible ward or room listing, but the text is incomplete and lacks clear actions or outcomes.
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