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Newspaper
Millicent Times
Location
Millicent, South Australia, Australia
Date
Apr 06, 1901
Page
2
A garbled OCR style piece covers political discussion about Australia and national feeling. It references villicent tires, election sentiments, and comments on national unity, with mentions of Australia and Commonwealth and broad political themes. The text mixes unclear names, places, and dates, but centers on public opinion and national identity.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a book bazaar with scattered names and phrases. Readable items mention AYLLICRMD MARIETS, Brand Peni, Witt, Uhovy Hounotrer, Gein tsi, 8 Muiky, 9 te oe hia i Hoon, and Fox Whoests par bull, Baltae, Broa, Hyruabel, Oi.
A garbled item from Week to Weel mentions Portlane Patriots and Astor Ward with unclear intent and names, rendering a fragmentary note about a person and a potential statement or situation. The legible elements point to sports or local figures, but the text is too incomplete to determine a clear event or outcome.
Fragmentary OCR reports a cold unsettled spell with rain and snow flurries, causing slippery roads and limited visibility. The piece notes a local weather front moving in from the west and a shift to milder conditions by weekend.
A garbled OCR fragment describes a long eventful scene with figures and places. It mentions Mr Oberligulyr, a rain house, a Meithoyt Viniline residence, a funeral, and names like Mr Lindon W. Baby and Syd, referencing Australia and Queensland governance. The text reads like a disrupted diary or serialized piece with scattered proper nouns and dates, lacking clear structure.
Diether expresses irritation over stalled petitions and calls for decisive steps in the case of Aheunt Baebes. Community voices demand accountability as legal and procedural hurdles delay progress for the 8 pending matters and related inquiries.
A garbled OCR style piece discusses wartime rhetoric and political figures, claiming misused votes and a July event. Names and places are unclear, but mentions the Pentagon, ministers, and a district meeting with disrupted proceedings and alleged departures.
Fragmented text appears to mention a Bar Deume, a date or value of three pounds, and lists several unclear names or places including No. 805.0 hs Sielwiwn Inayiunts. The legible portions suggest a damaged record or notice with scattered proper nouns. Further context is unreadable.
A fragmentary report describes a supposed wreck of the Hetch Elsie near the Coorong, with garbled details about reception at a port and possible casualties or salvage actions. The readable parts indicate a public holiday and uncertain movements, with names and places blurred by OCR errors.
A Puruer wedding occurred on March 28 at Meresiboniew AF Le Cergineon Gonan Wee Watrurp. Bride Miss Ferguson wore a white gown with orange blossoms. The groom was Mr. William Kehynny, son of Mr. Amdrew Winont, with many guests and gifts listed. Rev. Davieny of Millet presided as guests wore formal attire and the reception followed with extensive wedding presents and tea services.
Citizens discuss the high costs of building projects and a large stove purchase while local candidates argue over policy. Posters and notices appear in Mount Gambier as shops display cooperative coupons amid election chatter. The Adelaide and Mount Gambier regions see debates on parliamentary travel and campaign tactics influencing voters.
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