Unreadable OCR Notice Sized Photo Offer
Fragmentary ad text offers a small photo portrait service by Ernest Bugc. It promises satisfaction and moderate cost, mentioning photographer TSPE MIR VAN TES in garbled form.
09 Oct 1914
Page 1
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Newspaper
Colac Herald
Location
Colac, Victoria, Australia
Date
Oct 09, 1914
Page
1
Fragmentary ad text offers a small photo portrait service by Ernest Bugc. It promises satisfaction and moderate cost, mentioning photographer TSPE MIR VAN TES in garbled form.
Montcalm, a standout thoroughbred, headlines a crowded Colac program with a Mile Handicap and a long list of contenders. The meeting features weathered names, weights, and track notes as trainers and jockeys prepare for a brisk racing day with stakes and records potentially on the line.
Fragmentary notes describe a person named George Manners Button Berent in Colac. It references Regal Support, a ferry, and trust, with a plan or intention tied to rowing and a request for continuance of a certain commoditium. Details are unclear and garbled.
The timetable lists trains from Colac to Arewaera and Cresay with morning and afternoon departures. It details weekly patterns to Beech Forest Crowes Ballarat and nearby stops, including special Thursday Saturday schedules and Monday Wednesday return notes.
Fragmented OCR yields a jumble mentioning property insurance and fire risks. Reads like stray phrases about Biotecial Council, steamers, dates, and assorted names without coherent events or clear entities to anchor a summary.
Fragmentary OCR note lists Connell Alban Colling Street Methunine with Trust and other man available in Lange and Small Bums. Mentions term duration and partial details.
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