PITHY PARS My Payer and Related Mentions in Australia
Fragmented OCR narrative references individuals and places including Australia, Patt, Murphy, and Camperdown Turf Club. The text hints at events, meetings, and a legal or ceremonial proceeding with various names, locations, and dates, but remains garbled and only partially legible. It mentions Mrs. Murphy, Mr. Muwann, and a sports context linked to a turf club.
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Herald
Packer
Tuckeclans
Yoon
Meronnell
Seth
Seabisny
Vietory
Bea
Winter meeting at Camparstown Turf Club yields close finishes
The Camparown Turf Club winter meet opened with a hurdle race won by Minneher after a tight stretch drive from Countess, with Gellert close in third. Other major races included a flat handicap won by Yortica ahead of Sports Girl and Glenkirk, while Stormy MWA captured the steeplechase in a dramatic fall later in the program.
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Exwell
N. M'Arthury
Elit
Predi
Messry
J.C. Mawifold
wAfaire
Atewarila
M'Honalds
Arthon
Chillipe
Marthor
Cuthbert
Poites
Uline Jeter Volnneers
Limakgeper
Stausmires Treasuers
Timi
A-C Muyinkar
Cimperstown
Bowes
Rylan
Mirmebere
Fie
Halle Jemeth
Rylinn
Pinaness
Nvidia
Henican
Lenis
Athens
Keitel
Spode
Galre
Winnie
Nowraarian
Dackman
Wilson
Mininebors
Kirk
Gellert
Kyluna
Ted Y
Gellerts
Burke Brae
Stinnehero
Kylie
Min
Connsea
Countess
Tanes
Kirk Bran
Kyluow
Sudy
Panaity
Crawford
P. Perrott
Hancock
P. Lowry
Betman
Glakirk
E Frater
Cudgee
H. Armstrong
Lsculane
Ts HE. Care
HT Connelly
Smith
Cueline
A. Dayle
Beetetar
Toat Currell
Bayting
Aget Alfids
Glenrick
Yortica
Glenkirk
Curlano Way
Tore Font
Huntler
Elengus
Tims
Fiake
Ono
Ghia
Cary i
Carr
V Homme
SANDER S Eucalyptus Extract Promised as Epidemic Aid
An 1900s advertisement touts SANDER S EUCALYPTIC EXTRACT as a disinfectant and preventive. It claims drops on bread with mint cure all fears of smallpox and diphtheria, stating the extract penetrates crevices and provides antiseptic, deodorant, and protective effects without harmful vapors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sander
Sanders
Sweet Tate School Teacher Resigns in Campertown
A leading article reports the resignation of a prominent Sweet Tate School teacher. The piece notes the context of local education and mentions ongoing work at Campertown's Union Bank and road projects tied to the community’s infrastructure efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate
Gaviat Letering
Campertown
New Union Bank
Pridada Tnd
Henty
Dees Alon
Currell football trophy match hinted for Riverawek weekend
Fragmented report notes a Currell football trophy event with Port Campbell and Lower Gelliir chosen as rompering teams and Mir ALL Currelt. Several named figures and local events waxed, including social club plans and rural political context amid wintry expectations.
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Fulscabe Lane
Vartace
Che Hanlin
Philipsi Mud Geeches Syyo
Msars
Willattey Ual
Windle
Yoo
Adanen
Ted
Riverawek
Port Campbell
Lower
Gelliir
Mir
Marri
Seattle
Anati
Alin Dai
Bumory
Dieteret
Moody
Mr Ulbrick
Howe
Water supply for Camperdown resolution prepared
Fragmentary text shows a council or committee discussing water supply for Camperdown and Terang. It mentions a forty thousand pound figure, a resolution parsed in favor of completion, and preparation of estimates to be submitted from a levy or rating. Specific dates or officials are unclear due to damaged OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melua
Campersdown Stock Sale Shows Strong Demand Across Stock Classes
Market notes report a lively sale with high prices across cattle and sheep lots. Buyers included Tantra Windail and local traders, with many lots selling at top end and rapid clearance. Prices ranged from modest to premium, reflecting strong demand and competitive bidding throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camperdown
Stannmore
Empire Day Celebrations and Public Fireworks Display
A chaotic report describes Empire Day events with a royal pageant and fireworks sourced from China. It notes crowds, speakers, and a Murray district organiser, plus imagery of loyalty rituals and a Boer War context. The piece mentions a movie competition starting next Saturday and general public interest waning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire
Hove
Murray
China
Xleath Etrougte
Ladies College Offices Move to Melbourne Buildings
The Ladies College of Mealth relocates from 6 Elicaeth Street to Phar's Buildings 327.42 Collig Street Melbourne. The notice lists contact for inquiries at Dent 27 The Tactics Colleen of Tealthy Phaira TusiMlinga 337 Collins Street Melbourne.
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Tadiea
College O Mealth
Elicaeth
Phar
Collig
Melburne
College
King Baby
Dent
Colleen
Tealthy Phaira
TusiMlinga
Collins Street
Melbourne
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Shaina
Orp
Woline
Saturaas
Hatititag
Meena
Aermorly
Auatralia Iy
Salabutey
Tadewan
Sititey Gay Auea
Uy Ag
Levee
Tirsriaahly
Cutar
My B. Murphy
Penal
Fusttaih
Malbckrae
Rugnre
Hu Rnin
Pat Thio
Momtay
Wee Yecentian
Si Faye
Dural
Wee
Mr Muwann
Vieite Goh Yom Insilay
Camperaowe
Camperdown Turf Club
Portico
Lagat de Priva
Uilenbirksda
Btw
Slandicap
Seahorse
Coumtini
Haneyok
Steger Kirk
Afr
Manitild
Maem Po
Hogan
MC Illoch Az
Cinmnells
Thogle
Thode Bothing
Hal Niles
Benebs
Trafalgar
Kelly
Renegarte
Diaiec
Howllight
Ayelwuk
Amery
Idsing Bold Sweet
Honse Ulipper
Port Gamprell
Gan Perdown
Moss
Leitch
Leitch Pictures
Hivhiovt Sraqiardy
Young
Thaned
Las Motor
Department of Public Works
Mulbaara
Bartolace
Coles
Gansta
Jouer
Pallia Wirky
COLAC
Mr Astings
Gill Anank
Hiv
Scleon
Euler
Tony
Enerypens
Puipulip
Romaine
Sean Wall
Hijo Volto Brute
UIE
Catan
Hailen
Lock & Soule’s
Commonswealth
Ela Gank
Australia
Sydney
Pasar’ Agency
Ani
Utter
Manghors
Tran Boyan
Helier Sidliy
Utah
Stsarvelfreis
Tobin Waite
Mohuaiest Barnnvals
Halle
Picklug Anutials
Doraslo
Renta Tereemsr
Mhaudul
Bindi Ori Guewellery
Amipe
Tng-Eu
Reei
Everal
Lip Teestacive
Spain
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Shire of
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Ales
Kal Shy
Harel
Jn Spies
Anil
Svera Reding
Tg Nort Shemste
Oeler
Werke
Shirv Bogfacer
Mechinivs
IL Kowgnise Uehiro
Srotiys
East Fruy
Burton
Messrs
James A. Collie
Ur Eamperuowh
M. Brennan
OL Trrang
Pordown
Promisar
Lint Sule
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