Cattle sale draws large crowd amid high bids and varied lots
A bustling cattle market drew a large attendance of buyers as steers cows and calves moved briskly under the hammer. Prices highlighted strong demand with top notes for prime stock and a wide range of dairy and beef consignments selling at competitive rates amid persistent interest from local buyers.
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Hina
Aecwany
Filen Mane
Comet Apallo
Ola
Apalio Bay
Bullorks
Stel Pope
Uniec
Coget
J. Anson
Ciryie
Swan Marsh
Winchelsea
Ali
Hichena
Tuyere
Herse
Mellie Dalgety
Co Lad
Mtenemere and Co
Camperdown
Meus Fisher Bros
Hhaw
Onie Farm
The Interest of Tears and The Unavoidable Christ
The notice lists Sunday events at Dible Hobos and Adult Kit, with preacher Jno W Marrews. It also reports the funeral for Thomas Neville, son of James and Effie Reece, at Cororcele, leaving Friday at 1 pm for interment.
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the Interest of
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Dible Hobos
Kit Ste
Pmo
Jno
W. Marrews
Schonggie
Worvrooke
Thomas Neville
James
Effie
Reece
al Peat
Rexideres Cororcele
Cole
George James
Carr Family Thanks for Sympathy After Bereavement
R R Carr and family express heartfelt thanks to friends for letters, cards, and floral tributes received during their recent bereavement.
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R. R. Carr
Relatives of Charles Brown Thank Community
Family of the late Charles Brown of Cororocki express gratitude for sympathy, flowers, and telegrams received after his death, noting kind support to his bereaved family and Father Daley and Mrs Nan Kervix.
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Charles Brown
Cororocki
Mor’ Aden
Daley
Tir Nankervix
Jor
Colac Herald Highlights Local Probate and Public Notices
The Colac Herald reports William Bell's probate, listing estate values and bequests to widow and children. It covers insolvency cases, a St Patricks Day party plan, military and police notes, local council affairs, a large soldiers repatriation fund drive, and community events including auctions, funerals, and district court actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bell
Wensleydale
Melbourne Flour Prices and Co operative Produce Report
Melbourne market bulletin lists flour per ton and bran pollard as options with prices. Western district notes factory activity and cooperative produce firm details with per day charges and private fines for late delivery.
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Melbourne
Pollard
Armens
Western Iethiet
Co-operative Produce O, Ltd
King ‘Street
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A reader note reads as an OCR fragment with unclear names and places. The line hints at a local event or notice but the text is largely illegible. No clear dates or organizations are identifiable.
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J. Ee Roberson
Caurrets
Wwe Capes
Henge
Perpetuum
Cole
Weyer
Uae
Rte
MLW
A. Lohan
Wyman
Heig
Peete
Ivan Tao
UK Citron Ae Eile We Tb. F
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Bona Dea of
Be Art Union
Art Union
Prem
Melbourne
Oman
Fragmented OCR Note Sparks Unclear Local Report
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions names and places in a jumbled stream of text, with references to a clerk and several partial terms. The readable content does not establish a clear event, date, or outcome for a coherent summary.
Heech Forest Murder Arrest Shocks Town
George Henry Leake, longtime resident and hotel handyman, was arrested on murder charges in the death of a child named Donia Forg. He attempted suicide after the crime, but survived. police described complex inquiries and planned further remands at Beech Formit with investigators Krily and Tan leading the case.
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Patrick Finnegan
Wes
T. A. E. Langhofos
Colac Pelicu Cour
Pas
Corerooks
Gms
George Leake
Ehild
Donia Forg
George Henry Leake
Leake
Toler
Gardner
Ditchigy Park
Pete
Taivr
Melbourne
Microscopica
Krily
Tan
Hicly
Sullivan
Benalia
Loughton
Tone
Mumeor
Euio
Ainsworth
Beech
M*kanziv
Burtanas
Pofloe
Farewell gathering honors Mr Campbell at Alvie school
A largely attended farewell event at Alvie School marked the departure of head teacher Mr Campbell after years of service. Parents and scholars praised his tenure, new watch presented, and best wishes voiced by the Farewell Committee.
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Alyy
Ki J. Campi
W. Morris
Tampte
M. T H Osbourne
Campbelwit
Antaly Fagor
Campbell
Wehelars
J. McOnchie
HL A
Alvig
Avie
A. Steppell
Emridge
Colec
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Paraeluce
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Warnun
John J Finn
Lawere Hil
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Bien
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Commonwealth
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TEN Colac Observer
Insu 'Ae
Fridat
Defense Department of Wedeoday
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Mewiea
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Ferguson
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Armstrong
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Gray
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Father M'Gloin
Geo. James
Hrofener Wikin
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Colac Etale
Bumbay
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Wandsworth Hopital
London
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Queensland
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Willem Magiums
Gmed
Mire Jamon Setoge
Usterooka
Terry
Thomas
Grary
Ana
Becarayy
Geelong
W. A. M’donald
Wangerrip
G. V. Hidler
Wangerip
A G. Gemmell
Kennedy's Creek
Coleg
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Mai
Ray Croft
Bourme
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M'Glone
Office
Bannister
M'Adam v. L Boland
Werribee
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Werribee Club
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Alvie
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