28 Jul 1928
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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jul 28, 1928
Page
1
A newspaper notice proclaims Barnes' Greatest in History sale with dramatic price cuts up to two shillings in the pound for cash. The advertisement emphasizes broad discounts and urges customers to shop early for best selection.
An ad promotes men's dark tweed overcoats with full belt and various styles. Featured are prices such as 37/6 and 69/ for different weights and finishes, including abbadenes and lined options. The copy highlights belts, sleeves, and general quality while urging careful browsing of the special sale offerings.
Readable fragments show a 19th century shop listing with items like Takiives WOOK JONTMIE sigh Pelee and Guorgette fabrics. Prices appear in old currency marks, with references to，高 and 60/07, 21/7 equivalents, suggesting a broad catalog of silk and dress goods and associated sale prices.
Fragmentary OCR lists underclothing including all wool vests and price notes. Mentions garments for children, shop terms, and assorted prices amid unclear text. Strong entities include goods like vests and cotton cloth with references to shop names and price cues.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a canal, brew, prices, dates like 1/9, and a sale or agenda. Readable items include references to a sale action and possible public notices, but details are broke up and uncertain. Entities are weak and not definite.
Fragmentary OCR lists items and prices with scattered proper nouns such as VA and GALE PRICE 02. No coherent event or clear entities. Summary retains readable names and numbers but lacks a discernible main action or outcome.
A fragmented OCR notice lists various items and dates amid place names such as Pahoa and Hulsi. It mentions Blakey, Siesta, and Pandey with unclear references to times, roads, and listings. The readable parts hint at an event or sale schedule but lack coherent details for full context.
The report details a delayed adjournment and disputed proceedings surrounding the Italian survivors and key figures such as Mr. Pricetard and Mr. J. T. Wordar, with references to court actions, hearings, and appeals. Notable names include Be, Pritehards, and the Goverment Gazette publication, indicating a formal political and legal dispute unfolding through February.
A morning gathering at Nevik featured tribute to fallen heroes as Norwegians reenacted prayers and a litany, while mourners observed the somber procession. The crowd, including officials and families, faced a chilly day as they mourned and honored the memory of the deceased.
In Rockhampton Yrilup to the Berate the trial of Brickuy and Slake continues. The defendants charged with trespass and breaking into a shop, with no plea yet entered, are scheduled for further proceedings as the case moves toward a September session and adjournment is recorded.
The report describes a dramatic ascent atop the Ridge, led by famed climber Whuthury Young. A ceremonial event marks the extraordinary moment as observers note a peak at extreme altitude and a ritual involving a mule and a peg. The scene unfolds early morning with attempts and reactions recorded by witnesses.
Workers and supervisors discuss a departmental posting and related notes for a public works project. The dated references mention Adrianenn Equatiitey and local roles, with comments on funding and ongoing responsibilities. The fragment hints at timelines around August and search for permanent arrangements.
An unclear report mentions an Irish Channel attempt to swim, with fragmented phrases referencing locations, names, and activities. The readable parts suggest a local event or stunt tied to a person or group, but key details are missing due to damaged text. No definite outcome is discernible from the fragment.
A dramatic river accident report describes a patient voyage and peril along the river to Port Douglas. A boatman named Edward Edwards, from New England, is linked to the event with a fatal outcome as the journey ends at Port Douglas after a perilous crossing.
A garbled OCR era piece references aviators including Joe Lew and Laily Heath, with London ties and roles in an aviation venture. It mentions a Hoyt trustee, Tupler, and a tubular engine, detailing early flight episodes, airline passenger movement, and technical trials with swift care and aspirational rhetoric.
Fragmentary crime notice mentions Carrigan Brown and Velday Ae amid a case at Wehbung with references to office action and a vote urging turnout. Details are garbled with many missing words and unclear entities, but hints at a legal or electoral context and soon next events.
A garbled OCR style fragment references Lithuania and Berlin with scattered proper nouns and phrases. The readable elements are sparse, with several broken names and terms, yielding little coherent report or event to describe or date.
A disputed proposal suggests Conley and Peupresalve Svujlowilbst designate an organiser for the state aronenit. The plan, tied to MKC Vs A. Tealman, prompted Bleaby Elphinstone to claim an invitation to the Ns postion with a windu offer.
Intermittent rugby match notes list Wales players and positions. Names include Mardy, Brainy hulven, Peugeey Stabe, Yorke, Car inaugh, and others. Captains and forwards featured. match context unclear due to garbled OCR.
Landay era letters appear in a garbled paragraph describing events at Yaoi and a gelato shop. Names and places are unclear, but the fragment hints at a local scene involving a cafe and possible social gathering. The text is too fragmentary to confirm specifics.
A garbled goods list highlights all wool sweaters and coats with special prices. The fragment mentions items like Australian wool, all wool pullovers, and various special prices, with many brand-like names and odd spellings. Names and locations are unclear due to OCR corruption.
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