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Newspaper
Shepparton News
Location
Shepparton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 20, 1915
Page
3
Melbourne wool sales feature strong demand and price gains as merchants report high export interest and competitive bidding. Dealers highlight increased volumes, with buyers from Australia, United Kingdom, and New Zealand vying for fine merino lots, signaling a robust upcoming season.
A lengthy meeting led by Rev. Co. W. Wood discussed wheat markets and government supports. Speakers including Mr Wood and Mr Phillips outlined advances, tariffs, and agricultural credit while farmers weighed pricing, supply, and policy effects on production and income.
Fragmented OCR reads like a chemist advertisement claiming a extraordinary compound can reverse gray hair. It mentions products, doses, and bold promises to restore natural color and hair vitality, with unclear names and dubious science.
The Shepparton Shire Council convened to discuss recruitment drives, road works, and public projects. Officials reported on bridge, quarry, and railway matters, with emphasis on local staffing and tender processes.
A broad discussion outlines Victorian colonial settlers in Britain’s empire seeking migration to Australia, with figures like a minister and church leader tied to the project. The piece notes support from Australian and British officials and references plans for settlement halls and recruitment in Melbourne and other colonies.
The fragmentary report notes poor opportune earnings for a season, with references to bleaker conditions and revived risk factors. It mentions blackhaidees and CuLrae, and hints at evidence use in a case involving five bats and a cubby route to Sanh ha fad oun comet beat in Hells nf in Sena.
A fragmented report lists Methodist candidates and community figures, noting Rev Wray granted leave from the Dardanelles and a visit to Australia. It mentions local ceremonies, wartime postings, and names tied to regional gatherings, with scattered references to towns and individuals.
Fragmented OCR notes outline Anzac Remembrance Day events at Shepparton with multiple churches and organizations listed. Mentions soldiers institutes and various religious groups, with details on attendance and outcomes. Also includes scattered local notices about for sale lost items and a Christening pin sale fragment.
Fragmentary OCR from a wartime report notes deaths and casualties. It mentions a soldier named Dave Henry and other names, with references to a church service and a funeral setting. The readability is low, but the piece records a memorial tone and mentions relatives and the impact on a community.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a local syndicated note about weather, names, and a return path.41
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