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Newspaper
Benalla Ensign
Location
Benalla, Victoria, Australia
Date
Sep 22, 1939
Page
2
An interdisciplinary note lists dressmaking lessons by Anahiny Shuey with a sequence of names and titles, indicating a local class or workshop lineup. The fragment suggests a schedule or promotional item for sewing instruction in a community paper.
The note lists various fragmented terms and names across multiple languages and scripts, including mentions of prices like 20, references to courses, and scattered personal or place names such as Tame, Fran, Yanan, and Ves. The text appears to be OCR garble with no coherent narrative or verifiable facts.
An unsure fragment references Country Women’s Success and local reform themes. It mentions Tar, den, and unnamed groups, with scattered terms suggesting a community meeting or campaign. The readable text is incomplete and lacks clear facts or names.
Fragmentary notice advertises a limited period offer in unclear terms. It mentions a demeaning or ceremonial item and a deadline, with garbled text obscuring exact details. Named entities are not readable. The fragment hints at a promotional event or sale with unspecified terms.
Entries open Monday for the Riverina branch show with Wagqa WAaaA at Wangaratta. The event runs Friday and Saturday with mock testing and exhibitions. Benalla town notices urged attendance and preparation for the upcoming program.
Unclear fragmentary report mentions Tamanggan West, Breen Sinree, Marvin, and a event at Toombullup with references to a flower show, diggers ball, and a Rim. Lacks coherent details, multiple garbled names, and uncertain dates or places.
The rundown lists Mentone gallopers and selections for races including the Mentone Canyon Hurdle, Nyetvey sn Yarmaman Handicap, Dandenong Welter, and the Campton Handicap. It names jockeys and horses such as Leslie Stuart Staken and Ringswreer, noting divisions and entrants amid a busy race card.
Fragmentary OCR records outline a football grand final between NALA and Yanba-Dookie with a special train to Devenian. The timetable hints Devenish departure times, connections to Benalla, and various listed participants or officials, but much of the text is garbled and uncertain.
A garbled OCR fragment recounts a crowded scene at a local event with many proper names and stray phrases. The text weaves names like Patlenes Patience and Patlenes amid scattered places and actions, without clear coherence or complete sentences.
Local CEMS branch reports a sociable evening and field event updates at Goorambat on a Saturday in September. The notes mention sports activities, student attendance, a funeral, and plans for an extension of a local project, with supervision by branch leaders and community members.
A garbled OCR list mentions garments like navy florals, chiffon, satin, and crepe with numerous names and items. It hints at a Catholic ball event with attire and a parade of dresses and accessories. Names such as Mars B. Bivens and Olan appear among scattered references to fabrics and colors.
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