22 Sep 1917
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Newspaper
Bacchus Marsh Express
Location
Bacchus Marsh, Victoria, Australia
Date
Sep 22, 1917
Page
1
A crime story fragment follows Tilghman and a jeweller as they trace a cache of stolen jewels tied to wartime looting. The narrative threads a possible seller, a secretive villa meeting, and a tangled plot across a wartime market, with danger lurking as identities blur and motives clash.
A garbled OCR fragment recalls a family context and mentions a winery, money, and someone named Renna. It hints at a past event or dispute and a tense sense of concern about a relative or household, with references to cash, fever and a plan to act.
A fragmented notice references Massey Harris Co. Ltd and Simon Bros as agents in a prize competition. Details are unclear due to OCR errors, but the text hints at a significant event involving industrial manufacturers and an application or agreement.
R L Wynne of Toolern Vale declares that all business will be conducted in the broader future, promises the Walierian cost is too high, and asserts prices will be the lowest with superior goods. Mentions The Crown Separate Co and Northern Assurance Co among references, with unclear lists of suppliers and figures.
Mim Murphy heads a community tour amid a dispute over a best confectionery award and a staged event labeled as fancy work material, attracting local interest and questions about security and organization.
Notice states Dugdale and Oreber solicitors at 68 Wome Strset Malbgerns will attend their office for matters including trust and other monies. Calls to arrange interviews or appointments are requested by Callie Blew. The letter notes terms of lending at current rate and payment by other means.
Fragmentary OCR reads a request about attendance by LOADER and CARTER SOLICITORS at Meltown First Batterdat in Ovary Maui with dates and appointment terms. Names include Claude Loader and McPhail Bree, Meltwuren Me. No coherent event or organization clearly established.
A clipped notice from the firm Morgan and Fyfe Barristers and Solicitors lists their Melbourne offices at Sie Buildings former Queen and Brooks elrvets. The text is partially garbled but confirms legal practice location and firm name.
Fragmentary OCR shows a solicitor firm Hughes Perme at 9 Quona street Mabon with member listings and a Mr A Bolroyd Pesmeeed. Mentions consulting on evening procedure at the Beachis Maogh office and a money to land offer of 4 percent per annum in any name up to 60 per ooak of raion.
fragmented OCR text lists trades such as tin smith, plumber, and oar fitter with names like Joyce and Harvey Bhaw. Mentions grand street, milk cans, ale, malt, and Melbourne area products. Uncertain details and dates.
Fragmentary ad text advertises a memorial supply store at Nicholas Street offering various cemetery items and embalming materials. It promises large stock and competitive prices, though details are incomplete.
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