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Newspaper
Shepparton News
Location
Shepparton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 05, 1918
Page
2
A fragmented local notice lists performances, services, anniversaries, and community events around Shepparton, Tatura, and nearby towns. It names venues like St Martins and St Aclans, with multiple dates and times including 7 30 pm shows, church gatherings, and civic notices featuring groups such as UACH SERVICES and Byarn.
The text reads as a corrupted seed catalog entry noting various varieties and descriptions. It mentions lucerne and clovers, grasses and crops, with references to growers and profit as criteria, but key names and details are garbled, leaving an incomplete inventory of plant types and practices.
Funeral friends of Mr. Juma Low and Albert Jamus invite mourners to follow funeral cortege from a local residence to the Village of Inlotment. The service will be held at Lisbi Street East Side, with burial to follow. Bowen Undertaker listed.
The newspaper reports Mr Donald He ShiA visited Ander a large meeting of about 100 district farmers. They discussed a railway to connect Mooroopna Ardmonn and Wynns, irrigation and water rates, and decentration. Opinions split over who should bear costs, with emphasis on leveraging irrigation and avoiding waste.
An editorial laments government price controls causing disarray in markets, shortages for consumers, and distress among farmers and small traders. It questions the wisdom of fixed prices, notes rising costs for poorer customers, and warns of worse shortages next winter if the policy continues. The piece calls for education of rulers and clearer policy.
The fragment describes a chaotic local notice referencing speakers, wartime concerns, hospital matters, and a range of names and places. It mentions Red Cross girls, planning for events, sewing machines, Paramount Pictures, and a garden of Allah phrase. The text is heavily garbled with many proper nouns and dates unclear.
Fragmented text describes a dubious cure for deafness and references medical pretenders. It mentions a supposed preparation and faulty testimonials, with scattered names and locations. The article notes skepticism, potential exploitation, and requests for further proof from readers.
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