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Newspaper
Camperdown Herald
Location
Camperdown, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 11, 1917
Page
2
Slurred notes describe a parliamentary council, a conservative majority, and cabinet reshuffles amid factional realignments. It mentions the Country Party, Victorian Assembly, and ongoing power plays with unclear specifics and garbled names.
Fragmented text discusses a National Government idea rejected, Parliament meetings, Economy Party rhetoric, government tax and rights proposals, and a wrangle among those aligned on a common platform. It mentions attempts at reform, a Peacock Government, and potential influence by the old Legislative Council on future ministers amid Tory concerns.
Quarterly meeting notes from the Presbytery of Mortlake held at Trang last Wednesday. Reports from Rev GT of Cobden and Rev We on mission work in Port Campbell and Cooden Tayncourt. Approval to employ Mr H Donaldson for fortnightly services to Cobin and Elingamite. Records urged for expannations and for the moderatore to ensure accurate kept records. Obituary notices and council rates progress include Creswick Shire record on outstanding dates.
The report covers a Workmen's Compensation Act discussion led by Judge Gordon and mentions the High Commissioner's office distributing Australian news to troops. It notes election costs, press coverage of Tudor and Hughes, and a tributes section for Mrs Hayes. Local community items include Butter Factory meetings, railway revenue records, and weather-impacted farm plans.
A garbled legal note discusses a will with four wives and two children, another with five children. It mentions shares and costs, a soldier’s bill, and references to private drawing of examinations. The text is incomplete and contains many OCR errors and mixed phrases.
Fragmentary text references a convocation, caverns, and a psalm like inscription. Names or dates are unclear, with odd capitalization and garbled phrasing. The readable parts suggest a ceremonial or literary note rather than a full article.
Fragmented OCR text suggests a local campaign or production note about flour and household items. Mentions Melbourne Gora Wascjang, Ministry of jeulint and sapgvete, and questions about buying supply or retail physics. Indicates potential large quantities, possibly 30 000 to 80 000 tons, but details are garbled.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions health, pain relief, and Warner’s products. Several garbled phrases reference Bevan, Victoria, brands, bottles, and a sale note around 1828. Core facts are unreadable due to corruption. no coherent events or individuals can be confirmed.
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