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Newspaper
Bacchus Marsh Express
Location
Bacchus Marsh, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 06, 1918
Page
3
A chaotic report details labor strife and negotiations at the New Coomera Tivestore Bacchus Marsh complex. It notes supplier tensions, disrupted operations, and potential reopening actions as management seeks to stabilize supply lines and resume full service. The piece references local figures and the district’s frail supply network, signaling cautious optimism amid ongoing bargaining.
Fragmentary report outlines Tasmanian and Victorian cooperative movements, business leaders, and local tensions in 1918. Mentions directorates, loyalty issues, and supply chain strains amid debates on management and wartime pressures. References figures such as Ramsay and Dickie, with hints of financial expectations and losses.
Fragmentary notes from a Thurles court showing Mor W W Martig and Charley Swed associated with an assault on a girl servant. The record mentions a bond of 22 and cautions about wine babes for 12 months, with references to inspectors and a Mr Rye appearing, but the text is garbled and incomplete.
A school Arbor Day ceremony in Colma honored fallen servicemen with a wreath, flag ceremony, and a community distribution of salutes. Students, led by the school and authorities, lined the grounds as a wreath was placed and a national anthem sung, followed by remarks praising the boys who sacrificed for their country.
The Myairong school marks Arbor Day with plantings and outdoor work led by Chairman Cowan. Students and staff praise the event and emphasize ongoing care for the park and grounds, noting the trees’ growth and the school’s commitment to beauty and utility in the landscape. Rainfall for June reports 2.4 inches, below last year's 4.1 inches.
A fragmented report recounts a village gathering with veterans and relatives honoring fallen soldiers. Speakers praise courage, recount memories, and note community rituals, including readings and local charity efforts. The piece emphasizes unity, sacrifice, and homefront morale.
The report covers Melton Red Cross activities from June 1917 to 1918 including twelve meetings, attendance, and duties of officers. It lists committee members such as Hudson, Cunмиnghan, and Bearer, notes fundraising jumble fairs, and reports on donations to the War, Cavell, and other funds. An annual balance sheet is included with totals and remarks on branch growth and future aims.
The Empire team clinches a narrow win as Pio and Iven score key points. Dom dominates in two events, with both details of the distinction claimed, while bits of the report remain unclear and unverified from the remainder of the page.
Fragmentary OCR text references supply, output, and weighted figures with numbers like 11,380 and 10,9607, but lacks coherent context or identifiable entities. The readable portions suggest a report on present supply and weekly returns with minimal clear meaning.
Fragmentary OCR text references supply, a gauge vote, and rates with numbers like 17,000 and 69. Lacks clear names, places, or dates. The readable bits suggest a brief note on stock or fuel supply with last weekly return and a promise of next week.
Fragmentary OCR lists various market dates and firms such as McPhail Amerson Co and Tittaira Co. It mentions marked days like July 6 and July 22 and items including clearing and decoy marsh market types. Names and dates are garbled but indicate a sequence of farm or co operative market notices and specials.
Fragmented notice from Maddingly Park listing events and names. Mentions Turnday August 14 Battle of trae at Mochus Sars, Palm wnd Bright, Three thateivce, and a Widow who succumbed in ze bis caus. Includes oblique references to individuals and upcoming notices in 9/68 quarter.
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