12 Feb 1927
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Newspaper
Geelong Advertiser
Location
Geelong, Victoria, Australia
Date
Feb 12, 1927
Page
1
A fragmented listing notes full size pillow slips offered at a deep discount, priced to sell at about one third of their original cost. The OCR mentions cases and colors but the readable portion centers on the bulk sale and reduced price.
Residents discuss potential boundary change as Belmont seeks a new electoral riding. Officials note implications for council representation and local services amid a contested redraw process. Community groups call for transparent deliberations and timely updates on the proposal.
A garbled report from Queenscliff hints at a dangerous area near Waterong with references to drowning victims, rescue attempts, and a called rally at Heighton. Names and places appear fragmented, but authorities and local responders are mentioned in the scramble.
A lengthy, garbled text fragment discusses naval power, observers, and armament debates. It references treaties, observers, and potential military actions, with scattered mentions of locations and names obscured by poor OCR. The piece reads as a disjointed mosaic of wartime policy and civilian scrutiny.
A fragmented OCR text notes a drowning amid warlike conditions with scattered names and terms. The readable parts mention a drowned man and references to individuals and places, but concrete details are unclear. The item appears as a miscellaneous brief about a fatal incident amidst conflict.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss opposition to per capita payments by various states. The text references Tennessee New York and other regions and hints at economic or policy arguments but remains incomplete and unclear. Further readable details are needed for precise attribution or outcome.
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