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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Feb 07, 1914
Page
3
Fragmented OCR lists various dates and locations with scattered names such as MAWAUN and Haculitan. The content hints at a monthly and weekly routine, including trips and gatherings, but lacks clear events or outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled names and phrases with military overtones including AWOL indications and references to individuals, locations, and timelines. The readable portions suggest a dated news blurb or delayed military notice, but essential facts remain unclear.
Fragmentary text mentions a team and locations such as Vienna and Milan with references to a start, a proposed front, and various measurements. Names and specifics are obscured, making precise identification impossible.
Fragmented OCR lists various market entries and prices for goods and buyers, including Mount Cuthhart, Wathrart Central Seller, Lum Logan buyers, HTS, and Lamnel Lornn Routh-Duyers. Details show multiple fractions and numbers such as 14/8, 37, 50/6, and 2478, indicating a dense catalog of listings and valuations.
Fragments describe an alleged fraudulent silk merchant scheme involving WEOLEY and other parties in POMTAL and BYDNEY. The notice mentions a postal matter, a Court remand, and a motive tied to a payment of £8000, with unclear actors and context. The text is garbled but indicates a fraud charge and ongoing legal action.
Reuters reports in Brisbane that Sidney James Malin was committed for trial for the murder of his wife Ellenbesh Adelaide on September 2. The proceedings in the niles cell included statements and testimony from Willow Mullan, son of the accused, who asserted his mother’s jealousy and disputed the defendant’s stance.
A wedding on January 24 in the village of Vortar united Miss Elizabeth Mary, youngest daughter of Mr Tete Mel Vorter, to Robert Frost of Mill. The ceremony, led by Rev. Thamas, featured cream gowns and a gold brooch, with guests including Mrs Mary Fran. The couple departed for Warrnambont in a travelling rig after the reception.
Melbourne market reports mixed wheat prices and potato tonnages with wholesale butter and other prices listed. A health advert extols Dr Sheldon's Gly Palle pills for kidney and bladder troubles, claiming dramatic relief and renewed vitality.
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