Loans to Local Authorities
A fragmented OCR list describes loans to local authorities and arrears, naming places, amounts, and loan purposes. It mentions various institutions and individuals across multiple towns, including Marion, Canon, Haba, Mackay, and Melbourne, with figures indicating sizable outstanding balances and loan details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joleen
Cenrat
Baigar
Haba Courral
Towasvite
Michior
ZUMA
Marion Oad
Canon Ghe Caos
Harlan
Charters Tulwars
Engi Leila Tau Anz Sa Mackay
Chiisa
Moekhatynany
Sinniba
Gen Sentnen
Toawang
Ned Wisins
Etsat
Shenson Tintin
Stephens
Owen
Sher
Nena
John Shame
Hater
Athan
Abias
Fragmented OCR piece hints at historical events and figures
A garbled OCR snippet mentions a conference at Treasury officials and references to figures like Haniel and Reale. It suggests political or economic discussion across a few moments with vague notes on fever water, a cough remedy, and references to an ordinary way of purchasing. No clear narrative emerges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haniel
Untitled technical note on electrical systems and Sweden farming
An excerpt discusses automatic machinery failures and power generation issues, with mentions of transformers, windings, and safety measures. It references historical electricity delivery, water power, and the potential for electrification to transform farms in Sweden, noting experimental energy use and new technical possibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eae
Attesus
Kane Lowe
Saul Uf
Rae
Jvelt
Sweden
enéeRy
Eneuma
Eury
Barney
Sydney View and Hughes Parliament Fringe Notes
A Sydney newspaper fragment discusses the Australian Parliament and Prime Minister Hughes with references to government intentions and political figures. The garbled text mentions Nagelies Ras, Mr Benes, and Bever, hinting at a broader debate over seats, elections, and possible changes in the federal sphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Colin
Benes
Galery
Parliament
Seston
TY Irigi
Fragmentary Brilbant scene hints at council vote scene
The report presents a garbled account of a council scene in Brilbant with mentions of a proposed repeal, park plans, and a tense exchange about rights and votes. The text includes names like DebIan and reports a closing incident, leaving many details unclear.
Cobban Co. and the famed drivers of old NSW roads
The article recalls Cobb and Co. stage coaches in colonial New South Wales before rail transport. It praises their drivers and horses, the weather and road scenery, and contemplates what became of these splendid teams and the lingering memory of the era. It notes hardy survivors in rural areas and the enduring imprint of Cobban Co. on Australian travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobb and Co
Cobb Anid Co
Sword
Sydney Daly “Fetegeaph
Ate
Ty Heney
New South Wales
Henry Sard Q
Cobh
Jts Sound Ennipay Atu
Doan's Kidney Pills Promised Relief for Backache
A fragmentary ad copy touts Doan's Kidney Pills as a cure for backache and kidney trouble. It claims a reader was cured and urges others to buy the product at chemists and stores. The text mimics a late 19th or early 20th century prescription tone with testimonials and promotional phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Andere
Wewiy
Fe Togarth
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Bushells
Bushell
Aridas
Charters Towers
Leiie
Neve
Linnie
Tade Too
Mugahenden
Cloncurry
Ae" Eoe
Treeeury
Afeiberee
Miereck
Torun Nan
Mr Reale
Sydney View
Garaen
Sy Hee
Go Jong
Chen
Ehud
Kream
F. H. Jones
Shields Street
STULL
Sinte
Ulaigt
Merve
Usaat
Mmer
Grecine
Vane Wills
Muliary Biast Porkit Sidleudul Wearna
Liah Price
Sula AI
Mena Strona
Lena
F. Hi. Jones
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