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Newspaper
Bacchus Marsh Express
Location
Bacchus Marsh, Victoria, Australia
Date
Nov 06, 1915
Page
2
A damaged OCR item from Hor Tans Marsh Parish lists Fairbainmy Cov selling items including pedigree stock and livestock such as sheep pigs and a man named John Gor-Lbut aged 48 from Mimoe Bolo Estate. Local official Abner Strewt, bishop, appears in a brief context about a depth or distance measurement in Nexh Boctus Marsh Lane.
Public auction and sale notices appear with items such as machinery cameras and household goods. Listings include a lathe saw machine, a 4x4 camera, and a house to let on Landoniene Street with assorted canvases. Named contacts include J G Nells and Wells.
Saturday events include Medhaul Bros & Co ball at Madid-Hota Yacht starting 1:90 pm with PDP, store and dairy details. Also local notices for sheep dipping, sale of small leeches, and a theatre program by Arden Mackenzie Tyers. Royal Pictures shows feature Mary of Hearts and Jockey of Death with evening performances and children’s pricing.
Fragments describe eggs for setting and various products or sales notes. Names such as H M Hodgson and Alkema de Bros appear in scattered items. The legible pieces suggest an early 20th century classified page listing wants to buy and items for sale with incomplete details.
Mr Ya Seidel Leon Da bands Gud and Silvers Augustist advertise piano teaching. They offer voice production, instruction for four prospective pupils, with Saturdays urged for visits. Aiming to adapt pupil lessons to modern demands at hate bi. W Rielupons Me. SeIt Visit HACCHES March every Saturday.
Fragmentary text outlines a public events schedule with dates and venues but is heavily garbled. Reads like a church and community gathering list including a Cheech Jubalio event and a S-Bandhus Ward meeting, mentioning a Jubilee and a Meridian show, with multiple typos and missing details.
A fragmented entry notes a Saturday market event linked to the Burabiye sili at Men Mitlinon's in Bagihua Moshe with references to Traci Niro and Hagolaa Aneswig. The garbled text hints at scheduling and location details but exact dates and actions are unclear.
Fragmentary OCR hints at a tally and race results or schedules, mentioning teams or persons such as Bacotis and Forel, with scattered references to dates and places. The readable portions suggest a regional newspaper brief summarizing upcoming events and affiliations without coherent details.
A garbled list outlines a yearlong series of church and civic events across various denominations. It mentions Baptist, Presbyterian, and Lutheran activities, jubilees, lectures, musical programs, and charity drives, with locations including Victoria and local venues. A keynote is the celebration of an opening root and anniversary festivities, plus a planned home mission collection and youth programs.
A jumble of early 20th century items mentions rainfall, road surveys, and a Belton Railway update. It notes a completed road survey, planned expenditures, and upcoming church and community activities. Names like J. S. Alloi Mojion and the Melfi Shire Council appear amid scattered local references.
A fragmented report notes a community farm gathering with food stalls, music, and dancing. Mrs eroy and Goo. Va-Davis contributed to the entertainment as attendees enjoyed open stalls and lively performances. The event aimed to raise funds for a local cause, drawing residents despite conditions.
Fragmented OCR records show a meeting of Fadica with garbled phrases about scheduling, directions, and attendees. The readable bits mention a morning session, a singer, and references to people like Salud Morncung Hshart and Daallos Will without clear context.
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