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Newspaper
Wingham Chronicle And Manning River Observer
Location
Wingham, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 13, 1946
Page
2
Dr Oberg addressed the Rotary Club on New South Wales affairs and global issues, discussing postwar reconstruction and economic links. He noted Canberra and Sydney relations, urged cooperation with international organizations, and stressed the need for practical steps toward peace.
An OCR filled jumble references a town's wartime topic with scattered names and places. It hints at public notices, ceremonies, and local figures amid a noisy, unclear stream of garbled phrases. The piece lacks coherent events to confirm a clear lead.
Fragmentary OCR shows references to the British and Foreign Bible Society with names such as Ti rem uate pe al bana che and Plate Beczruar. It mentions appeal approvals, continued support, and the secretary managing donor relations and collections. The text is garbled but indicates ongoing donor engagement and administrative notes.
The readable lines are jumbled with many misspellings and unclear names. The piece mentions several proper nouns and places embedded in a garbled sequence, lacking a coherent event or dates to anchor a clear summary.
Fragmentary OCR text references boxing at Wherrol Flat and names several unclear individuals. No coherent event details, outcomes, or dates are extractable from the readable lines.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Wingham Bowling Club and nearby venues in New South Wales. Mentions team events, players such as Barker and Menke, and local supporters. The garbled text hints at matches or awards held on a Saturday with community involvement and possible listings of names.
Fragmented OCR summary of auction and sales notices from local advertisers. Mentions end of co advertisements and tours, with unreadable vendor names and times. Provides scattered references to items and dates, but details are unclear in the current text. The readable fragments indicate sales listings and notice of public auction activities on unspecified dates.
A fragmented railway column marks a farewell scene at a station with brief notes on passengers and weather. The text lists names and actions in a garbled sequence, reflecting an old page scan with scattered details and partial phrases.
Paterson and Easton Lhcenard Auctioneers list a sale at Rundle Estate Yards on Monday December 16. Catalog mentions a mix of cattle including cows calves steers heifers and springers with numbers in the low to mid 20s and several fatting stock entries. Optimistic estimates indicate a sizeable turnout for a rural livestock auction in the region.
Fragmented item lists 190 Miloska and Steers, 2h 10 4 seas near Rome. Vendors include Paterson, Easton & Co and Cross Wallocks. Notes mention 40 bulls, 0 year crossed with Gpeyed Mere ord Meitern, and rare Pruner stock.
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