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Newspaper
Ballarat Courier
Location
Ballarat, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 21, 1917
Page
7
Sporting Intelligence lists players and clubs in a dense, OCR style note. It mentions Geelong Newnes and Wendouree, with match timing at 10 pm, detailing participants like Watts, Byram, Richards, and Clark, outlining venue and expected lineup for the upcoming game.
Fragmentary diary notes mention sales, locations, and items including cattle and theater listings. Names and places are unclear, but references include Piacilard, Reameres, Vand table, and Weir yards. The text reads like a shop ledger or diary fragment with scattered times and products.
A notice invites members of the society to write for six copies of a center community booklet titled Cling of Menu, GT Collies amet, Reb boerna, to be included in each edition for readers on Dee 6 Lote.
Fragments describe a beawy fort and a general list of items and rates. The readable text mentions a Palerven and a general stock list with references to title pages and works. Names and places are unclear, but the excerpt hints at a historical inventory or note with quantities and rates.
Wiry garbled text from a historical page yields a fragmentary item about a legal or political matter. Names and specifics are unclear, but hints suggest a top official or figure connected to a county or city, with potential references to a referendum or court action and a local issue.
A fragmented Daylesford page mentions local figures and civic items with unclear names and dates. The readable phrases point to community updates, meetings, and brief notices without full context or complete identities.
A damaged obituary fragment honors Suel Bert Mr Tredtering and references his associations with the law and local community figures. The text is heavily garbled, lamenting his death and mentioning family ties, affiliations, and attendance at services, with multiple names and places partly readable.
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