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Newspaper
Bacchus Marsh Express
Location
Bacchus Marsh, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 09, 1916
Page
4
Partial text describes a Saturday outbreak with ruin and damage affecting a college band and local figures. Mentions Kaliof Foul Thyjordan Cothege and a sequence of shocks. Coverage is fragmentary with unclear details and names.
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered names places and terms. Reads like an old town column with disrupted phrases and garbled sentences, mentioning various locales and events without coherent narrative or clear outcomes.
In the tremulous far west a full supply report notes gauge volume at 78 feet with 185,850 acre feet recorded. References to months, figures, and localities point to water rights and river accounting around Tonopah and nearby settlements. Officials discuss yearly return, tabulated data, and pending allocations amid irrigation concerns.
The Queen Carnival honors contestants from Bardine Marsh and Soldiens with titles for Bardine Marsh and Soldiens. Mim Simpoon is named Queen of Bport while Mise famine is linked to Bardine Marsh. Muse O'Hare Hes and various sponsors appear in the program.
Fragmented OCR lists party roles and candidates for Welton Carnival queen pageant. Mentions include Min Rose as queen candidate, Aris as new queen, and others like Crom Ques nia C. Barrie and Spark with unclear roles. Contains several garbled names and scattered phrases lacking coherent event details.
A scrambled obituary item relays the death of Richard Fagg amid a sequence of names, places, and dates. The report references hospitals, individuals including Mr Fogg, Mr Metheny, and others, with scattered notes on locations such as Parway and Wis, and mentions of memorials, a slayer, and a court-like proceeding without clear coherence.
A fragmentary report details a drowning at a quarry near Coimbila during a dark night. It mentions a boy named Jove Helin and a resident named Blincho witnessing the incident, with ensuing investigations and lingering concerns about property damage and local politics. The piece references Antimony deposits, various neighbors, and a political context around Conservative shows and local leaders.
A garbled report references Jurys Bouren and Clydendale stations, with Mr Wellsley guiding visitors at a Tool show. It mentions Menara Canwee Re Wyuse and VeeDermost, a Kiln exhibit, and stock news. details are obscured but imply a visit to a hospital and a Norwegian foreman named Hansen, plus mentions of Melbostruc hospitals and ongoing proceedings.
A fragmented report from Bacchus Marsh outlines a meeting of local figures and supporters for the ED Cross Fund. Names such as Miss Araree, Mr. Pood Valtons, and Mrs. Fo Gy Morris appear amid references to community groups and a Rotary connection. The text notes a forthcoming dinner and prayers, with references to local hospitals and parish activities, but many names and lines are garbled.
The fragmentary OCR text hints at Royal Pictures showing a Cole film, with vague remarks about a better evening and some sales or show details. Specifics are unclear due to garbled wording, but the notice centers on a cinema screening and audience reception.
Fragmentary text mentions weather conditions and maritime hazards with references to masts, yachts, and potential shooting incident. Readable details are limited. key entities include AIVLE, Saturday, weather, masts, Butler, yachts, and vermitinge. Further clarity unavailable in the readable excerpt.
Fragmentary OCR text lists firms and names such as Thorley Ber and Morell Miles Vausley Johaatin Faturlay with scattered locations and a Dec 1 sale reference. No coherent event or outcome is identifiable from the readable portions.
Fragmentary ad copy references a remedy for a cough described as fatal when untreated. It mentions regular subscription, promotional language, names unclear, and dates or events that are garbled. The readable portions suggest a sensational health remedy promotion with limited verifiable details.
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