12 Mar 1927
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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Mar 12, 1927
Page
1
A damaged paragraph notes rumors of a strike at Slimbor Works. The report mentions a request by Tradex Union officials for conformity with the company, a meeting scheduled for Monday the 7th, and proposals to be submitted to Ireles Hall Council before public release.
An incoherent OCR fragment references a police case, a constable, a vehicle without lights at Proer Park, and a court context. It mentions possible fines, imprisonment, and a person named Stephen Fane Sree with unclear details. The readable facts are minimal and obscured by garbled text.
A fragmented diary style page lists various people and activities across April. Mentions include Martee Uy Perel, Martine Pars, Sunohene, and several sports items like football stands and towel-related notes. The OCR yields many garbled names and places, with scattered references to dates, voting, and local events.
Report says William J Stavely died in a water accident at Geele pil while returning from a visit. He was employed and resided with family on Stave ham Street, Sunshine, with parents noted as survivors.
Report from Deer Park area details residents and officials preparing for meetings and community events. Mentions local figures including Miss Margarin Slaw's wedding in Toren and Constable White on duty during a Duke of York visit, with notes on council attendance and arrangements for public gatherings.
Monday night debate revealed tensions as council members faced questions over an overdraft from last year. Advocates argued the public interest, while opponents blamed the administration for missteps and unclear figures.
The report notes a petrol explosion with one person badly burned and light injuries elsewhere. In Sunshine Court last Wednesday, Max Hroman, Edward J. McKenzie, and Alfeld Woodbridge were fined 10 shillings for failing to comply with the Wacematon Act. Senior Constable Dibby cited oversight and ignorance of the act.
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