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Newspaper
Geelong Advertiser
Location
Geelong, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 15, 1924
Page
2
A long, distorted scan covers varied topics and names including workers, hobbies, and health notes. It mentions individuals, places, and possible occupations, with scattered phrases about daily life and community concerns amid a chaotic OCR rendering.
An excerpt of a corrupted OCR page shows disjointed phrases about wealth, people, places, and events. Names and dates are missing or unclear, yielding a fragmented, noncohesive snapshot with no coherent event or article focus.
Fragmented notices list auctioneers and sworn valuers for properties in multiple locales including Geelong and Warren indexed by names such as Kersey Young and Stacey. The text mentions estates, dwellings, and trust holdings with prices around £625 and references to auction terms, dates, and locations, though many parts are garbled.
A J Young and Co, auctioneers, conduct a sale at Coe Sheree Bank. Details readable indicate a bank related auction event with the firm handling the proceedings.
An obscure Western Seagh notice lists a sequence of scattered terms and contact numbers. The fragmentary text mentions pardon, power, telegraph, and a telephone style line with partial digits, lacking clear persons, dates, places, or actions.
Fragmentary text shows misread names and place fragments, with phrases like Deere and local terms. No coherent event or人物 action is identifiable, making details and context indeterminate.
REID & BAXTER GEELONG West £ 800-HO E STREET, caption: Wadisee Bentone selaabnet eats a eae FAR and rye oleae eh aoa ane eS 'Trrvvts, SEVERED. Laut a x 7 FU ay ant i ang et OWNER Eivingie' WadseeeRi a see revanuone ea Ser eeae oth ee usr VRE wee econ Tetchat ay inte Sateen SALESANDRA, avenue. £ 950 ceeranriat we nla Granite Py PEGI eet & ie ite Sate, erer rete aia at ePr
An OCR reading shows a government auctioneet and sworn valuer at 20 Malop Street Geelong West with garbled text mentioning meat, property, and local auctions. The fragment references a sale event and related services but is largely unreadable.
In a tense local scene, Barwon Heads faces scrutiny over a £50 prize draw linked to a bet tally. Names like Rene Vorheel and Chartee Lights emerge amid questions about the draw’s rules and eligibility. Authorities urge calm as residents await clarification on winners and payouts.
A garbled OCR of Geelong area notices lists events, times, and venues across multiple districts. It mentions a trading or fair day schedule, a 30 pm and 7.00 pm timeframe for unspecified activities, and references to Queensland, Moreton, and Kingston areas. The passage hints at town announcements, holiday sales, and local service notices without clear specifics.
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