Local and General Update on Events and Notices
A jumble of local items notes upcoming openings and meals with mentions of ducks at opening day, summarized fare, and social gatherings. It reports a farewell for Pte. P.O. Johnson, an upcoming Sand-off for Mr. D. T Ghiney, and community appreciation for service. It hints at Parliament, salary discussions, and water use policy while urging orderly settlement of accounts and orderly conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aralah Hall
Pte. P.O. Johnson
Fred
D. T Ghiney
Universal Secretary
Walsh
Celeriti
Craters Cieer
Onyeu
Fragmentary Racial Trafficking Trial Narrative Evidence Notes
A jagged OCR render details a chaotic courtroom scene with references to defendants, tickets, and officials amid a complex legal confrontation. Names, dates, and places are obscured by garbled text yet suggest a public trial or inquiry involving enforcement officers and suspected ticket fraud and misdirection.
Railways and Bigamy Case Lathe in 1915 Ballarat Trial
A fragmented report details a bigamy and related charges arising in Ballarat with defendant Mary Susuwoal O'Bennell and witness Willis David Mott. Dates span September 30, 1915, to September 26, with court proceedings, testimonies, and references to Melbourne and regional names. The narrative notes sentencing discussions and money involved, referencing Aunt June 23, 1916, and a 25 pounds liability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavy
Hui
Fueu
Toving
David Mots
Chead
Sk Methournz
Gothrote
Airence
Sirweed Dane Stokes
Wane
Mary Susuwoal O'Bennell
Gefendags
Dsias
Defsnirat
Lamb Jane Wernar
Ake
Willis Davi Mott
Ballrat
Witacca
Ballarat
Murrayville
Witneas
Wes
Lecatien
Garisy
Melbouyns
St. Prarid
Ebay
Warnags
Sean Peak Marsat
Mierbaya Serbussay
Suilny
Supreme Courh Baller
Unclear OCR Notes Hint at Local Events and Hospital Moves
Fragmentary text references O Jenkins and a person named Murray, with mentions of horses, a hospital case, Ballarat travel, and wheat prices. Several garbled phrases suggest a regional newspaper snippet about local people, medical attendances, and agricultural activity, but specifics are obscured.
Fires devastate stubble paddocks and threaten farms
Fires on Tuesday and subsequent days scorched stubble paddocks across multiple properties including Mr Walshard and Mr St Donnelly. About four fields burned with losses in wheat. crews fought flames to save Mr Doaneliy, Mr Sherd, and Mr Erwin properties. A later blaze near the march west edge prompted a police court incident and a night battle with neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Walshard
St. Donnelly
Quran
J. Bet
Aris
Doaneliy
Muna
E. Sherd
Basheen
Erwin
Sharss
Weick Wall
Police
Wis Ma
Bis
Cheap Excursions at Murrayette Stations
A fragmentary notice lists Murrayette excursions to Meltelisse stations with schedules around May and May 1, noting tickers close and a station named Geo, PSutton, and Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murrayettte
Wudacdag
Sation
Geo
Psutton
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Gotter
Alrealy
W. J. O’'Keefe
iCaxell Street
Hawksbarn
Tay Osyeu
Elon
Wil
Ownie
Witney
Hees L.thomas
State Savings Bank
Gredit Fongcier
Parris
Ivtarest
Srring
Wicimieee Lowkton Cortacss
Vietasser
Sigkir
Saul
Tre State
Savais
Ellesheth
B. Walter
Farrelist
Duyen
Muscat
Hedgland
DOA
Lamoox
Armadale
Snd
Thardip
J. Booth
Apaly J Booth
Gindexrers PA
Tiss PS
Gillvray
Teather
J.B. Smith
Misses Mills
Giakbe If Milner
da Tiresiwakine
Berfec Field Serisfoution
Fadiey
Aiotcess
Karrall Stovet
OUVEN
HGS
West Fescher
Pizau
Viplin
Weones
PES
Tostothe
Allan
Sevious Dore
Inguel
Pruy
Dasa
Gallacia Po
Froco
Dagsrtemuns
Ling
Clones
Saof
Cleans
Paazalla
Boy Kung
Clares
Deleadans
Sista
Witners-bos
Develenett
O. Jenkins
Thienamet
Tariats BaeRee Railways
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