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Newspaper
Shepparton News
Location
Shepparton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Oct 19, 1916
Page
2
An incomplete notice states Dr. Denzil Govett LDS DDS, a dentist, is set to announce something, with garbled text mentioning enlistment on a September date and a suspension related to Preelice unt, within a wartime context.
The firms Menommag and Go plan a subdivision adjacent to Millay on Glelee 20 near Yaungshestand, law ant Gn. Vly. Lita. hosting a grand subdivision of 1,000 acres with plots laid out and streets, surveys, and infrastructure planned. Mckennie & Co announce a sale of custom lots along riverside avenues on Wednesday December 6.
The report details Melbourne wool sale activities with large lots and prices, noting firm demand for bays and whole lines. It cites prices and quantities, mentions auctions by several brokers, and records the death of Phomus Tayory of Euro and an estate valued at 260 with widow and children beneficiaries.
An inspection by inspectors from secondary schools and agricultural authorities reviewed the Agricultural High School farm. Officials praised the farm’s condition, noted overcrowding in classrooms and gym, and discussed plans for expansion and improved facilities. The visit included tours of fruit plots, orchards, and general farm operations, with emphasis on student welfare and educational development.
A chaotic OCR style listing details church services and meetings across multiple denominations. Notable entries include Presbyterians, Methodists, and lodges with times around 7 to 8 in the evening, and various names such as George Brodie and Key Clarke among attendees or organizers.
An OCR filled with garbled text references Shamber of Agricultura, the Prime Minister, and an Australian producer aid. It mentions motherhood pay, wartime economics, and various names, places, and figures, all tangled in disjointed phrases about payments, labor, and policy. The readable parts hint at political and social debates but lack coherent details or clear events.
The OCR fragment outlines a large wedding with many attendees and family names. It mentions a bride Emily Frock, daughter of Air and Mrs. Brodatick, and lists numerous guests including Misses Kitlle Covoriucey and Alma Walsh. It references a ceremony on a forthcoming Saturday night with attendants and a groom named Mey Alex. Stewart and Ay Stuwark appear as participants.
Fragmentary OCR text notes a meeting of a medical service referer board with names and roles, mentions attendees, dates, and actions but content is garbled and largely unreadable. Some legible items reference individuals such as Lia Bourth, Galennatins, Weiler, Prew, Kobuoisny, and K Gurkill, with scattered phrases about attendance and decisions.
A garbled OCR style notice describes flood events and various persons by aliases, mentioning places like Havana and a railway street, with references to neighborhood rescue efforts, dates, and a tally of affected entities. The fragmentary text references a public response, injuries, and emergency measures but lacks coherent structure or clear outcomes.
Fragmented list shows students named Sande, Gueelly de We Murlon, Lei V. Buy, Sands, GILROLGUe, Priduwib, Bovigys, Hy Atlun, Chappel. The piece describes a panel with honor inscriptions and a ceremonial display, referencing names, gestures, and a decorative board. It notes the panel’s polished appearance and a dedication to those who served.
A historic college pageant showcases exalarnations and graduation events. Notable pupils and teachers are listed alongside names such as Gladys Me Nauutits and Kathtegn Quilon. The ceremony reflects school traditions and honors senior students with grade levels V and VI.
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