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Newspaper
Bacchus Marsh Express
Location
Bacchus Marsh, Victoria, Australia
Date
Mar 13, 1909
Page
2
On Saturday March 20 at the Corporation Yards, competition titled Tih TRIRBATIS 8 00 featured Mixeah taking a win in the event named FAT Storm and Dalby Cattle with Spare Boots noted among entries.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions various names such as Sinek Linpleworte and Rand a Par Aalabie Pita, with scattered items like furniture and health notes. The passage lacks coherent events or dates, making a precise news item impossible. it reads like garbled broadside notes rather than a defined story.
Dairy farm notice lists rental details and seasonal preparations. Mentions March timing and portable storage, with names and places partly garbled. Includes references to auctions, examinations, and associated traders or officials.
Fragmentary public notice lists dates and locations for a public sale or fair activity. Reads as garbled OCR with scattered names and places, mentioning BATOMDAY and Corpor yards, with unclear times and participants.
Fragmented OCR text unclear but mentions ratepayers, riding, and officials. Core idea centers on a ratepayers group in Becohus Mar riding seeking action or protest. No clear names, dates, or outcomes available.
Notice of a ward council election to be held on a date in March. Polls open at 10 in the morning and close at 4 in the afternoon. Voting will occur at the office of the council with a single winner to be declared on the result day.
Partial OCR fragment notes a realignment or margination in a diet related to Badlan Inctice, with unclear context and names. Readable terms include diet, Badlan, and marginal notes, but no complete events, dates, or authorities are discernible.
Shire of Ballan records a dog related matter involving a 1h dog fem, pid by dbo 1504 AA Masca. The document outlines proof requirements for possession and transfer applications, including days and evidence, to petition for a court hearing and transfer of ownership.
Fragmented text lists showground activities including bicycle races gates and stalls, with notices about stewards, lunches, entry fees, and sanitation, plus references to races, prizes, and a luncheon. Names such as Jane Ans Borserini and Smily Coolyhard appear, with dates in March and roles for organizers and masters.
Debris of obituaries and memorials listing ages, names, and local connections. Notices include expressions of sympathy for Dr. Vines and others, with several bereavements and anniversaries referenced, including young and elderly relatives and a few misread or corrupted details from the clipping.
Interim finance lists show grants totaling around 41 to 41 and 100 sums for roads from Ballan to Duystard and other connections. Projects include bridges over Warriboa, Matuboot, and rail station works at Milton with expenditures mainly at 100 or 300 pounds. Uncertainty remains on North Blackwood funding method.
A garbled wartime era style page reports on local matters including forest policy, road works, public meetings and church events. It mentions Ben Bendigo excisions, Wombat State forax fringe, and Mr M Leod statements. Several community notices, religious services, and social announcements appear in a dense, damaged OCR fragment.
A garbled text fragment references Poko Eld Nol and Sonny Bags with scattered phrases about sale dates and arrangements. The legible bits hint at a social or estate note with names like Orhan and Berta, but meaning remains unclear and context is lost.
Fragmentary OCR describes an event with Wales and Galante names, mentions Mr Thomas seeking an order, expected commencements next week, and a prize display. It notes weather effects on a festival day, refreshments for attendees, and Karobett State school leadership with various attendees and roles.
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