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Newspaper
Wingham Chronicle And Manning River Observer
Location
Wingham, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 14, 1921
Page
2
The readable fragments reference a murder or missing person case and a suspect or suspect group. Mentions include unnamed individuals, places, and unclear actions. The passage is largely unintelligible with many garbled terms and nonstandard spellings.
A distorted OCR fragment references market work and meeting terms, listing names such as Lynne Gtt and Gallanser along with dates like 1/18 and places including Hendon Senegal. The text is garbled but implies attendance at a proceeding or tender evaluation with several undistinct figures and roles.
Fragmentary OCR notes recount a Wingham show with prize awards, committee members, and a rural fair atmosphere. Mentions individuals such as Mr Patrick and RevInsation, references to NSW finances, and a large audience at a show held near the Manning River with prize pages and local dignitaries.
A Terrow Ty male, identified as Rone A, is reported in the InterBiate 10 event with a score of 6 464 and a loss noted at the 4/6 mark. The item details a brief wire report with ambiguous timestamps and fragmented figures.
A local notice records a pen valuation hearing set for 2 June regarding a proposed assessment or objection. Officials invite affected parties to present evidence and participate in the review process.
The notices describe Saturday races and field events including a world championship qualifier, with competitors such as Dick Arowl and Paddy Unnan. It lists participants from Wingham Tennis Club, Nabiac and local clubs, with departures from Fulton’s line at 19 18 sharp and several named athletes mentioned.
A battered Second Test report from Lord's shows England batting jumbles as Key players like Knight, Gregory, and Woolley contribute inconsistently. Dipper, Medu, and Carter fail to seize control, with Australia fielding a stronger bowling effort that leaves England struggling to 41% wickets in the 2nd innings and a late, scrambling total in a chaotic scoreline.
A summary of a league football match held at Taroa Park on Saturday. Winghew Publis School faced Hastings River team and won 12 to 10 under League rules. Players listed include Pral donck J Palipe F Raatth Jy Han 0 Phlitiye J Gurtickalves 0 Lyoton M Glana Muayt R Doup A Maltin M Carey Me Wichuarte Z Harty Berenrven J Fade McKinnon Allwands 1 Grovtom F Wlahop. A meeting of ALIGN Football League discussed postponing the match due to Intered Maree plans.
Fragmented OCR text lists matchups and scores in a garbled way including references to Sak GRADE, Wingham, Burl rook, Taree, Cundig, Manning, and Winghaw. The fragmentary item mentions Saturday activity and various place names, but no coherent event or outcome can be confirmed.
A garbled local notice item mentions changes in a private savings scheme and a court settlement regarding valuation. It references a school of businesslike matters and a public event at a hospital ball with social details. Also notes about a piano advertisement and a theatre show at Arcadia Palace.
A muddled notice lists events at Taree and Wing hall including hospital fundraiser, a gala day and a 74th June memorial drive. It mentions the Men's Club and Odd Fellows gathering, with a hospital support draw and parish church fund activities across multiple centers. The fragment outlines a hospital charity draw, dances, and social activities aiming to raise funds.
Fragmentary report references a Queen of the Day competition and mentions candidates Mra A JL Abbott and Amocistion's Candidate. It hints at a vote tally and district results with unclear details about winners or promotions for 264 districts and workers named Domgou.
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