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Newspaper
Shepparton News
Location
Shepparton, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 02, 1918
Page
2
A fragmentary item records a planning note or notice involving Doone Th Friday Yes Mundt St Ghislone and a reference to Tuisphone and Mr Fe Balsite Dewlist Ryabhane.
Fragmentary OCR text lists names Alane 54 and Hubert D Podger with references to surgery and dental consults. Includes scattered phrases about appointments, dates, and medical notes within a university context. Reader should interpret as an unclear historical notice with medical and scheduling fragments.
Disjointed notes discuss price fixing and ministry responses to inflation. Mentions Quek promises inquiries, Geol Bowain acknowledges rising prices and seeks schemes to keep costs down. References to Lenin mercantile discourse and market forces adjusting prices by supply and demand.
The article details Shepparton residents petitioning for waste removal and sanitation measures. It cites council actions to curb litter, opened bins, and a public plan to clear garish yards. It also notes debates on incineration versus disposal, and mentions health risks from garbage in public spaces.
A fragmented notice recounts deaths, estate values, and custody concerns amid a sweeping, disjointed ledger. It mentions Gowarieneinod, Septa how 28, real estate values, and a widow facing inquiries over children. The text references Australian residences, a Me Mosep Billingham residency, and a Souths Australia context with unclear dates and names.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention representations, Friday events, payments and rising costs. Names and places are garbled. content lacks clear entities or a coherent event to report.
Incoherent OCR passage mentions a cure and various names with unclear context. The readable parts reference a Great Poppermial Cure and scattered phrases about people, places, and events, but lack a coherent story or identifiable dates or organizations.
A brief note announces the opening of the Returned Dier's Club Room with a BMOKM night described as highly promising and suitable for boys, highlighting a community event atmosphere and local interest.
The article describes a formal opening ceremony held on a Friday evening with dignitaries from MLN MLA and local representatives present. It notes the King’s vows being honored, the national anthem sung, and discussions on the club's aims to support returned soldiers and democratic ideals amid global conflict. It mentions debates on funding, land, and provincial cooperation, and reflects on wartime loyalty and patriotism.
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