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Newspaper
Laura Standard
Location
Laura, Queensland, Australia
Date
May 21, 1915
Page
3
The Laura Standard announces a Gold Medal to the best player in the Laura Football Guild for Moo eeaaau 1910. Voting by Laura Football Club members will occur at the COBT near the Dial Sesoriation match. Ballots to be received at the Laura Standard Offices and counted by two appointed scrutineers.
The LaAvea football club line up for a game at Gryeeal Brook dated May 29 1916. Local reporters note team formation and crowd turnout as part of the season page.
The Lage Standard owner will present a football competition for Wha wave 1915. Readers of the Caste Standard will vote by sealed envelopes. Voting papers counted after validation. envelopes to be delivered to the Lage Standard Office.
The notice lists Northern Areas Football Association fixtures under the Flinders Association with clubs Crystal Brook Beach and James Town among others. It notes a private doctor incident and player movements, including Brook and Kadina ties, with match schedules and forthcoming semi finals and finals dates in July.
Gladstone and Crystal Brook played a punishing winter game on the Gladstone oval. Crystal Brook led late, but Gladstone surged with a stronger lineup, finishing 90 to some late rally as goals and behinds kept the score tight. Competitors included Hogg coaching, with names like Brook, WingBird, and Delat appearing in the notes.
Fragmented sports notes list players and scores with place names and dates, including Vinus and Bristow in a jumbled roster. Mentions Shot totals like 78 points and monthly markers such as January and February, reflecting a collage of match results and player names.
Weather issues delay a match between Jamestown club and Laurel Maton. Negotiations lead to postponement to Monday July cablic holiday with kickoff at 10 30 am at LE Faas Tech venue.
A garbled OCR list shows numerous player names and club mentions including Lavora Crystal Brook Lares Tray LGWS Prize with various initials and fragments such as Kenedy Mamenill Piper Mellor and others. It references a cup event with teams like GLADSTONE and WATERHOUSE and lists potential participants and officials in a dense, unreadable block.
A fragmented, unclear OCR listing mentions Wirrabars and Wirrabars centres with fragmented names and phrases. The text references Melrom, S Farrier, Yarrosi Malrame, Foudetog Centre, and Ausquat, without coherent context or dates.
The late Mr W Moran of Moran's Hotel Mutrona dies on Thursday May 13 at Moran's Hotel. He was son of the late Mr Thomas Moran a prominent agriculturalist in the nether part of the state. Born in Morrow he studied at the Inte Me JH Yunay'e Finociational Costitutin in Adelsite Upio. He traveled widely in Queensland and the Northern Territory before settling at Meiroag where he conducted agricultural pursuits and managed a hotel built by the elder Moran. He served as Chairman of two trade bodies and his death endangers the Femme Sunkey Cinhy ery miro Foporitor.
Fragmented notice announces travel dates in January and mentions a tour toward a coastline location. It references days including Saturday and Monday and hints at a schedule for a procession or event involving the arched route.
The program lists stakes for B3 all aged greyhounds with prize tiers of £40 to winner, £18 to second, £6 to third and fourth. B2 Derby Pappies awards £32 to winner, £14 to runner up, £5 to fourth, with other bets. Ground conditions described as improved by caming and rise by about 60 yards, smooth turf and cautious optimism for a lively race day.
The readable fragments sketch a chaotic global scene with references to Germany, Japan, Britain, Australia, Poland, and Hungary. Mentions of sinking ships, invasions, and military actions hint at wartime reporting, but the garbled lines obscure clear events, dates, and entities.
The article traces perfume’s rise with ancient sails to Cleopatra and Josephine, highlights Grasse in the Maritime Alps as the modern center, and describes harvest, distillation, maceration, and pomade production. It details large flower quantities used, processes in factories, and the creation of perfume oils and soaps.
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