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Newspaper
Geelong Advertiser
Location
Geelong, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 06, 1920
Page
6
The readable portions describe listings for land and property with references to acreage, locations, and prices. It mentions works like logging, farming, and various names and places, but the text is heavily garbled with OCR errors, making specifics unclear. The fragment hints at real estate, employment, and household items typical of a local paper’s classified page.
Ambiguous classified style notice lists furnishings including rugs carpets drapery sewing machines cedar writing desk and well suites with large opal sting items. Mentions display of items and invites view now with partial phrases and damaged OCR.
Auction notices show a sale of household furniture including dining tables, chairs, wardrobes, and a variety of household items. Names of brokers and lenders appear with cryptic notes and numerous items listed for bid. The fragment hints at a community sale event with multiple vendors and items ready for bidding.
Fragmented OCR text indicates Geewinghap Street Center is linked with Central Institute work. Mentions terms like Mand Terme and E150, with unclear roles for Smee VITA and other entities. Details are unreadable, but the item notes an engagement or project involving street center and central institute.
Fragmented readable names and terms suggest a local political or public notices page with references to candidates, agencies, dates, and places. Strong entities include Kansas, Miley, Bantonnyl, Hawi, Vege, and specific terms like agency and public prep. The text remains garbled with no coherent event or outcome.
Fragmented OCR lists items and prices associated with W G Madden Auctioneer in Geelong West. Entries mention tools, stoves, maple timber, and various goods with scattered pricing and partial descriptions. Multiple names and terms appear garbled, but reference a local auction scene with household wares and miscellaneous merchandise.
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