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Edwin Molyneux of 11 Parington Street is named in an old court notice. The fragment mentions Berg Lucturian and a salt claim but lacks full context.
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Newspaper
Geelong Advertiser
Location
Geelong, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 23, 1927
Page
3
Edwin Molyneux of 11 Parington Street is named in an old court notice. The fragment mentions Berg Lucturian and a salt claim but lacks full context.
The readable text includes stray notes on agriculture wheat prices and a long testimonial for Dean’s Pills claiming backache cures. It references Melbourne era figures, an appeal by the Victoria Society for the Protection of Animals, and generic local notices mixed with advertisements.
The readable text shows garbled phrases about a town event and names but lacks a clear story or outcome. Key fragments reference a town, a person, and an organization, with no coherent detail to confirm specifics.
At a meeting of the Marys Tenia Club a remembrance was held for a late figure tied to the Catholic community. Members offered appreciation for ongoing work by the Vac Brothers and memory of the deceased, with discussions on the day’s events and plans for future activities.
The report highlights improving play in the S Cup and Association Shield matches with referees favoring the new trend. It notes Australian born players shaping the scene and hints at future influence of the Glanil W.D.S.F. Association in nearby districts while covering social events and club activities.
A garbled OCR fragment shows disjointed names and numbers with a stray score of 10 points for a schoolboy and an apparent final like 78. The passage lists multiple unreadable names and places, indicating a sports item or scoreboard note with incomplete context.
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