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Newspaper
Bacchus Marsh Express
Location
Bacchus Marsh, Victoria, Australia
Date
Oct 26, 1912
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR shows multiple names and phrases in a garbled list. It mentions Jalerus Maus Count, Tanase, Jor, Waione Atesars, Wo Li, Lyle, and other unclear terms. The legible items include person names and scattered titles or roles, but no coherent event or context to define a clear news item.
A by law issued by the State Rivers and Water Supply Commission governs water charges for the Urban Division of the district. It outlines rate structures for land with water service, including per year charges, and defines adjustments for multiple properties and pipelines. The document, approved by the Governor, assigns enforcement to the Water Authority and cites date stamps and division names.
A corrupted report details the Hughaion Association and officials discussing contracts, emigration to Australia, and work at Government Farm and NSW areas. It mentions Mr Wilson of NSW and Mr Chiarsido, with warnings about ships, railways, and ports, and a claim that these events are true.
A chaotic OCR of Bacchus Marsh Show coverage describes a foggy, misread program with notes on trains, gate times, and a major public event. It mentions special trains, fares, vendors, and a crowd watching a procession, with names like Hagady and Patterson linked to organizing tasks and gate arrangements.
An OCR readout mixes garbled lines about songs and seasons, mentioning wind, memory, and a spring setting. It references a character voice and a distant performance vibe, with scattered names and fragmented phrases signaling a poetic or musical fragment.
The report covers a billiards bout on Monday evening featuring players including Ramsey and others. Details are fragmented but note a close contest, praise for visitors, and post match thanks to the presiding official.
Fragmentary text fragments describe a claim of a Japanese organization and HS Poalmun de Ausyralla with unclear meaning. The passage mentions an expected state action and references Han of Sorsbern Antes but lacks coherent details, names, dates, or locations to establish a concrete event or outcome.
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