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Newspaper
Geelong Advertiser
Location
Geelong, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 04, 1926
Page
5
An OCR filled notice from Blair and Cook Ironmongers outlines rates for Camus Advertise and Gwelong Advertiser sections. It covers alterations to standing advertisements and requires changes to be submitted at least one day in advance with no exceptions. The document also includes stray political commentary and garbled text.
Fragmentary text mixes weather, birthdays, meetings, and civic references. Mentions King s Birthday, a council or meeting, and park concerns in a garbled fashion with numerous proper nouns and dates lost to OCR. Key entities are difficult to extract. the excerpt reads like a mosaic of unrelated items.
Fragmented page shows an annual issue with listings for auctions, marriages, deaths, legal notices, and public notices. Contains scattered place names and names like Macomb and Salem with partial headlines, indicating a periodical report of civic notices and community events.
The article critiques Mr Stewart and Mr Cherkom amid Australian political tensions. It discusses labor minority tactics, constitutionalists, and alleged motives behind party actions. The piece questions leadership, cooperation with devolved powers, and public reception of political maneuvers.
A Geelong city council hears arguments about private use of public parks and motor cycle racing on Bathday afternoons. The report notes opposition from civic leaders, potential park damage, and calls for state action to regulate events in public grounds.
A long Geelong page excerpt describes an art exhibition and portraits, noting a prize medal won by the Geelong Show Temperance group. It mentions workers at the Old Temperance Hall on Malop Street and a sewerage trust project uncovering a thick pen-like artifact during works.
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