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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 09, 1913
Page
2
A tangled account discusses Jobroen and a white crowd amid a long, chaotic scene. References to white power, injuries, and societal tensions mark a fragmented narrative, with mentions of abuse and calls for accountability.
A sprawling, fragmentary local column mentions events, notices, and personalities. It references names like Whyte and Wollington, discusses meetings, proposals, and social affairs, and notes public notices, sporting items, and community happenings amid garbled OCR text. The piece names local clubs, authorities, and individuals in a dated, miscellany style.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Abn t'yhie Phin of ligienan and Mian Say Molen Svuhtir of Ate Holslen with Coucie, a naval scene, and references to Lybor Purr and many garbled names, leaving an uncertain historical event and date.
Damaged text references a court matter with items like verdicts and officials, plus scattered names and places. Readable bits show mentions of a judge, a defendant, and a trial setting, but many phrases are garbled and unclear.
A garbled OCR segment recounts a political or social meeting with mixed references to individuals such as L.A. Mamilton and Uhpttevent states, mentions of a grant for local rebates, and various procedural notes. The fragment hints at public notices, emblems of governance, and potential financial allocations, but the text is highly corrupted, with names, places, and dates unreadable or incomplete.
Fragmentary wire service style notes cover wool market movements and local sports chatter. The jumble mentions HB war, home vet, a Wing, Hel, and a booted exit, but readable specifics are minimal and names or dates are unclear.
A broken, difficult OCR text presents a jumble of names, numbers, and terms across many likely locations and entities. It mentions governors, dates, measurements, and various nonstandard phrases, yielding an unreadable composite with minimal discernible event or clear facts.
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