March 1s Wodongs Capetin GT Hall from Melbourne
Fragmentary OCR lists names and roles including Capetin GT Hall of Melbourne, along with a string of other names such as Mes somes Deacon and 1 children Carel sine, King alvarry Tniadwel, Minas J. Kiven, Mchatonh Eske, Kime, M. Parker, and others. The text appears to be a damaged notice or roster with multiple individuals and titles.
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Wodongs
Capetin
Hall
Melbourne
Messomes
Carel Sine
King
Alvarry
Tniadwel
Mace
Minas J. Kiven
Mchatonh Eske
Kime
M. Parker
Johns
Easen
Bayern
Messrs G Harte
R Joors
Ont
Sandes
P Small
W. Pagan
E.G. Kent
Thomson Harding
C. Linegotove
Wete, Sutherland
Campton
A. ‘Leah Gavasey
Illiterate OCR Summary of Local Notice
Fragmentary text references Wednesday and lease terms for the south, with unclear names Iroves, Matai Lata Meriaka, and dates tied to a "1 Tear" period. Several words are garbled, making specifics and entities hard to identify or verify.
Akismane Mare 14 Frowirk and Cu Dangle in Bris Area
Mare 14 Frowirk and Cu Slemmen were seen in the Bris area, with local residents reporting the two individuals near several landmarks. Police cautioned bystanders and urged witnesses to provide any information.
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Akismane
Mare
Frowirk
Slemmen
Brisarea
Weather and harbor scenes from a dated Post issue
The Post reports a wet day with cool conditions and subdued crowds. Traders close shops at 2 pm while a vessel descends the inlet, with crew aboard and local residents observed. details are fragmentary and unclear due to the damaged text.
Polling in Casem Conducted Quietly at Court House
The polling in Casem proceeded calmly at the courthouse under watchful eyes of Ferry PM as retiring officer and assistants. The building withstood the activity and counting began after 8 pm with three stages. Reportedly no absentees were recorded and four booths operated at the hospital for election day tally.
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Ferry
Local political figure faces pressure in tense march scene
Vague OCR fragment mentions Mr. Macartney, described as bender of the National party, in a tense confrontation amid a crowd. The text is incomplete, offering little verifiable detail beyond potential political leverage and a controversial stance during a march.
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Brisbane
Mareh Ty
Mr. Macartney
Bender
Sie- Sonal Party
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