Vast Livestock and Produce Auction Records Markets
A sprawling OCR transcript details a large agricultural sale with cattle sheep pigs and hens. It lists prices weights and lots of items from dairy cows to veal calves and vegetables. The Melbourne and urban market notes show buyers sellers and bid ranges across multiple lots and goods.
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Melbourne
Aeterna Lik
Pabeer
Crea New Seth
Wales
Perme
Apeiaditees
Anne Pot
Vielin
Agialithes
Cather Pondinal
Graves
Mewer- Thomsas A Jopee report of a market sale
A rural market summary notes a large fruit and vegetable consignment. Prices and items include apples up to a shilling per vase, oranges, pears, cabbages, carrots, beets, French beans, and tomatoes. The list lists quantities and unit prices for various produce.
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Hansna
Untitled fragment on trees and fodder use
Fragmentary note discusses lightwood and willow trees as fodder for cattle and mentions potential methods to aid cattle life.
Meeting of Chen Growers Held at Corseoghe Hall
Meeting of Chen Growers is announced at Corseoghe Hall today in Apam to discuss breeding and grading standards. The gathering is led by the Director of Agriculture with participation from state growers and related committees.
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Corseoghe Hall
Apam
M. Mlennan
Meeting on Agricultural Reform in Norwich Public Hall
A gathering of farmers and ex-members of the Colonial Agricultural High School will meet at Norwich Chambers on Saturday evening next at 7 20. Conveners FOLEY and E. PELL urge attendance to discuss forming a workgroup for an agricultural fair and related reforms.
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Colac Agricultural High Rehaol
Otter
Norwich Chasbers
Shire Hall
Victoria Hall
Colac Court actions and local notices report
Yesterdays Colac Voller Court hears cases including Carmady v Pellowes and various others with costs noted. St Andrew's Presbyterian Sabbath School anniversary planned near Humday with services by Rev Andrew Dunn. Local Land Board deals with Otway Wongarra Barwon Downs and Tangher estates. salt removal from Lake under review. Meetings on Wirvelien Lacing club and Wirn events, plus waterworks plan for a second reservoir and loan approval to fund extensions and new facilities without raising rates.
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M. Taylor
Otway
Katherine Dunk
M. A. Murnance
Pariah
Wongarra
Ellen J. Kelly
Barwon Downs
Bambra
Ethel M. Milkins
Irrewillipe
Edwin Rippon
Wyelungta
Jas. Osborne
Inlet
Tangher
Frank Fawcett
Ondit
Olad Waterworks Trust
M. Fiarlick
Prent
Ho Johnstone
W. M. Dearson
Walter Helwood
Flo Forkes
J. M.lecod
R. Morrison
Enfinerr
COD CODESIAG CLUB Receives Subs and Plans Empire Day Event
A local club discusses subscription renewal for the Bee Folury National Coursing at Austral Hole. They donate £22 to late secretary John Munday and arrange for Empire Day celebration on May 24 with stakes of 16 pounds for 16 aged does, 22 pounds for a 16 puppy, and 10 pounds for Kelvin Grove puppy. Officials appointed include Judge Thomas M'Faggart and steward W. Aulingon with field stewards A. J. Middleton J. Ryan and W. H. Clements. Hockmakers to pay 16 shillings to bet and 10 shillings deposit.
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John Munday
Wisher
Kelvin Grove
Thos. M'Faggart
W_ Aulingon
Jo Wilson
A. J. Middleton
J. Ryan
W. H. Clements
Hockmakers
Warningcourt Hesian Relief Fund Concert At Mr Dennia Home
A Wednesday evening benefit at Mr Dennia's residence raised funds for the Hes sian Relief Fund. The program featured choirs, recitations, solos, duets, and school performances. An audience surprise by the Great Liberty visit was noted and a spirited auction by Mr Connor aided the drive. Over a dozen children sold items at the door, with total takings not yet finalized but exceeding 12 pounds.
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Dennia
Hessian Relief Fund
Miss and Menmrse I
Mgenan
Miss Cropley
Mr. Wheal
Mie DI Reeves
Mimes Bhanahan
Clifton
Mims Ila Edwards
F. Johnstone
Mims
Messrs
Mynan
Miss Sittington
School Iirl
A. Dignan
Min M. Rewards
Hinds
Miss and Mewrs
Dignan
Great Liberty
I. Roberta
Doris Hinds
Huby Roberta
Connor
Colac
War debate and peace terms discussed in Commons
In the House of Commons the Secretary of State for the Colonies Lewin Harcourt signaled readiness to consult the Dominions and proceed when the time comes for the terms of peace to arrive.
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House of Commons
Cejoni
Lewin Harcourt
Italy Faces Pressure in Carpathians and Austria
Reports from Vienna indicate Austria Hungary braces for potential separate peace as Italy and Hungarian fronts draw concern. Pro war factions urge swift intervention to secure material advantages amid rising alarm and unrest among wealthy classes and government leaders.
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Teri
Carpathians
Autria
Reussda
Qin
Hungary
Auer
Lle
Vienna
Talio
Telegram reports aerial raid over Blyth and nearby towns
A telegram from Blyth Northumberland on Wednesday May indicates a Patin saleship flew over the area dropping objects while other messages from Seaton and Ramlinggtten describe a raider passing overhead. Reports claim bombs missed ground targets but killed three civilians in three towns.
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Blyth
Northumberland
Petin
Seaton
Ramlinggtten
Cours
Romanunique
Bonoha
War Bombing Night Over England Page Report
Report describes a Wednesday night air raid over the English coast with bombs dropped and lights extinguished. The narrative notes confusion among inhabitants as sirens wailed and searches for the causes of the blackout continue.
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England
Unclear OCR fragment hints at political upheaval and officials
The readable text references a council or leadership crisis, a Majer Baier figure, and mentions a coup attempt by unnamed men. It also notes a date near the 20th and names a J. M'Intesh and a secretary, with references to beer piles and police or governance.
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Perth
Th J. M
Emdleman
Women speak at the Wosthalian meeting on war effort
Mrs Mores led a gathering of women from diverse groups including the Italian Women's League to discuss politics and referendums. She praised patriotism, urged unity under the president, and noted 22 000 women offering to release men for the front. The meeting ended with a vote of thanks and the national anthem.
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Thomas Inglis
Alvie
Bing
Dirregurra
Keveli Lircured
Mise Andersen
Atle
To OK
Pickford
Warrior Mere
Harry Bath
Wil Hardy
Moe
Prewess
Italian Women’s League
Tronshin
Colas
Kins
Palley
Jyer
England
Lloyd Gevre
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Moss
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