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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jan 10, 1941
Page
8
A collage of funeral notices and memorial verses for Eliza Klix and related figures. Messages honor Eliza, Mary Wildy, and family members with references to spouses children grandchildren and local residences. Details include dates January 6 and 7 and family relationships.
Mr and Mrs Allan Davidson thank friends for letters telegrams and floral tributes in their recent loss of brother and brother in law John Adam Davidson special thanks to Key W Evans Presbyterian Church Sunshine 77 Benjamin Street Sunshine.
WANTED three young men apply ILC this office. YOUNG gentleman requires hoard or quem. GENERAL wanted plain cooking Washing live in or gut Ferguson Talmage street Sunshine phone 133. WASTED Board and residence in good home references. DUCKLINGS two weeks old 17 each mothers loaned. WANTED Women for washing and cleaning must be clean and reliable Apply 64 Forrest street. ANTED House to rent Sunshine married couple no children Apply Hy this office.
Keilor Shire invites endorsed applications for a Typist role at Shire Hall. Applicants must be qualified, state age, and include three testimonials. Applications close noon Thursday January 16 1941. Details from N A Woods Shire Secretary at Shire Hall Keilor.
Applications addressed to the Shire President and received at Shire Hall Keilor until noon January 30 1941 from persons willing to perform part time Cattle Ranger duties for the Shire of Keilor. Details of duties available from the undersigned as of January 6 1941.
In a December 7 1940 meeting the Keilor Shire Council ordered Boundary Road and Sydenham St Albans Road names to be Main Road West and Sydenham Road, Melton Road, and Robertsons Road. A February 1 1941 meeting will confirm the order at 10 am in Kei lor. A copy is available for inspection.
A World War I tale recounts an English Tommy during the Flanders evacuation who filled bottles with water and arranged them across a village street. German troops misread the display as a hidden weapon, prompting cautious advance. The ruse delayed the German advance and saved British positions.
Readable phrases mention a pickpocket and a nudist colony with dialogue about safety and a request for ten pounds. Incomplete quotes lack clear event, place, or names, producing a damaged, context-light snippet.
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