Grant Family Farewell Receives District Support
A farewell event for the Grant family featured a formal reception with music and speeches. Mr. J.T. Greene presented a gold watch on behalf of the community and attendees pledged ongoing goodwill and future visits to the district. The gathering included musical performances and a trophy contest, highlighting strong local ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ibn Ac Tonisra Vale
Grant
Occanion
Dorkmen's Knoll
Doria
Sandy M
Donna
Douglas Rake
J.T. Greene
Tong
Aha
Villeenabip
Wymuy Ruby
Lex
Greene
Cotneaioe
Menibere
Latlence Basen
Mt A. Grnot
Adele
bin — Evelyn
Sommaitise
Aoamubers
Burxwe
Crow
P-Mowe
Mirnsoe
Wa Aes Rane
Acta
Browne
Fool
Chant Tony
Fariven
Local Council Proceedings and Public Works Delay
Proceedings detail council discussions on road and lighting projects in Bacchus Marsh with mentions of specific contracts estimates and gatekeeping figures. The text records votes, committee notes, and engineering concerns including lighting at To0- Tera and bridge work at Grants crossing, as well as financial figures and contractor names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawar
Ssanvant
Peewee
Hall
Afton
Imnealy
Leeks
Hebimnen
Hovey
Areene
Pheman
Ente Orks
Alex “Caizeron
Comal
Devine
Bani
Rons
Frain Condon Tron
Robinec
Kinnevaly
Gobineco
Westout
Crv
Bal Mine
Lass
Rene
Hurley
Tealers Val
Ab Grants Crossing
Teoleen
Ui Furme
Mallarne Food
B. Whesiahan
Hoy Bao
Blacknse Lane
Toabay
Bo Diser's
Carlace Conelenailan
Tiliaan’ Lane
Troy
Exford Ranch
Unclear historical note with scrambled names and terms
Fragmentary OCR reads like a list of names and phrases with no coherent event or context. Missing dates places organizations and clear actions prevent a reliable summary for a newspaper card.
Unclear OCR Event at South St Pouding Brewery
A fragmented OCR text describes an incident near a brewery in South St Pouding NZ involving a person named Duncan and Chaaheriala's Pato Budi. The legible parts reference a resty ows and wandering, with no coherent dates or outcomes. The rest is unreadable.
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Ripauo
Duncan Tt Soya
South St Pouding
Chaaheriala
Ann
Anu
ANU Would Tava Boun. United Foe
Warnboo
Eastor Social and Gyupert Picnic Fundraiser Notes
A fragmented district social summary shows Iver Briday reporting on a state show gathering for scholars at Bullengarook. The committee thanks participants for refreshments and notes a Bailey League Committee forming. A light rain fell at night. writers seek further particulars and anticipate helpful locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bullengarook
Yao
Iver Briday
Alot Fonda
Eastor
Behoal
Mae Paripathy
Unclear OCR Writings on Work in Progress
Fragmentary text mentions a worker or author and a project possibly titled Uoreramat with a baler or gauge device. Names J. W and Mares Arracesa appear, but the passage is garbled and lacks coherent facts or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W
Hearne's Bronchitis Cure Promises Quick Complete Relief
A historical advertisement touts Hearne's medicine as a cure for bronchitis cough croup asthma hoarseness chest pain and breathing trouble. It claims early treatment prevents consumption and asserts a dose or two at first can ensure a full cure. Sold by chemists and medicine vendors.
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F.G. E. Hiscock Bacchus Marsh
Main Street
Qut
Eva. Moss
Grant Street
H. G. Campbell
G. Campbell
Grant St
Bacchus Marsh
Grant Morton
Simon Bros
Bacchua March
Horsham
Warramhbool
Fovien Imly
Wh. Clark
Lule Bam
Parwan
Monarch Cycles
Tyaee Amt
Glen Valley
Geo. Dickie & Sons
Presb Eeu Vy Au T. Grant Axp Family
Toolarn Vale
Nice
Wentred
Ondon Hed
Klay Bison
Punalan Ta
Yun
Baattie
Hweepe
J. Beaktie Amd
Wille Es Ale
S—P. Murcane
W. L. Gaspar
Orock
FIRE
T. Cain
Skyest
Alwasor
Broshalé Proper
Buren
Collins
Alfred Pearce
Cometander
Whitahill
Methoatea
Sala Sarnray
Smith & McRacharn
soLierrons
Olay Bla
Melbourne
Whanchs
Nghes
Parmassi & Parnesel
Vosanladie
Prin Uoaoto
Mann
Uf Sl
Francis Claude Loader
Bolicttor
Dr. Bailey
D.M.D
Dental Machaina
Harvard Uxi
Voraty
Cambeidgs
Maddingley General Cemetery
WW. Sarl
Hearne
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