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Newspaper
Numurkah Leader
Location
Numurkah, Victoria, Australia
Date
Aug 08, 1923
Page
4
Fragmentary text shows garbled phrases about state and accommodation. No identifiable people, organizations, dates, or places are readable. Unable to determine a coherent event or context from the provided snippet.
Numurkah defeated Drumanure 9.18 to 4.7 at their ground in front of a good crowd that lamented low value for money. Drum anure stayed competitive in patches, but Numurkah led by half time and stretched the margin in the final term with key goals from McKenzie and Stoley as Holmes, Sandow, and Coxon contributed.
The speaker argues the Commonwealth Loan merely renews the old War Loan and urges Australians to redlend rather than be heavily taxed as in Britain. He notes banks may assist if funds fall short, urges existing holders to convert, and highlights the Sydney Science Congress as a forthcoming global event.
A reported modern Samson named Breitbart, six feet three and about 15 stone, displays feats of extraordinary strength in Vienna. He bites through chains, twists iron rods into spirals for a fulcrum, drives a nail with a fist, and uses his head to bend rails, impressing a committee of physicians and athletic leaders.
Agricultural show notes list events across Australia with dates in August and October including Ballarat and Bendigo shows. Mentions Melbourne Royal event and regional venues with sheep competitions and national talbes.
A meeting of the National party criticized country press propaganda as harming their interests. A member claimed articles claimed the Country party inspired key measures and that Treasurer Dr. Page supported a sinking fund. The rhetoric suggested journalist bias and federal influence, with Prime Minister Bruce noting the topic would be embarrassing to him and the discussion was dropped.
De Graff leaves on a seven year trek beyond Feuador mountains with companion. Tales include The Terrible Vampire Bat and Phantom People as part of a new Life series. Life magazine issue on sale features adventures and other features by Bulla Deammond and De Fitchott.
Fragmented OCR lists church services and names across Avelican Sumurkeh Ralungs and nearby areas. Items mention Salvation Army, Rev. Webts Roonseai, and various locations with dates, roles, and offerings, but many words unreadable or garbled.
An historic ad notes Woods' Great Peppermint Cure claimed to treat influenza. A separate listing promotes Scribbling Pads, 100 sheets, priced sixpence, described as doadar Office supplies.
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