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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Sep 18, 1931
Page
8
A public notice from The Executors of the Glen Galla Estate states that any person found trespassing or damaging property will be prosecuted without further notice. The notice also mentions poison laid for dogs and is signed by executor Fairbairn.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a radio note about tomorrow night around seven o'clock. It mentions Tommy 1 and a closing down phrase in a vow about broadcasting again, suggesting a planned on-air return.
Obituary item notes the death on the ntth Fower of Ada Margaret Sharfey and mentions her husband Ollie and other relatives including Ada Mrs. Hheberd and Peres Chivrties, with ties to Lamnenfield Nhat and Wis bike resid. The fragmentary text indicates a family obituary from a Wis city area.
A meeting of the Sunshine Branch is set for Tuesday next at 7 30 in St Marks Hall. John Downing secretary invites members to attend at Drummartin Street. Social to follow after the session.
Fragmentary article discusses eucalyptus extract uses and odor, mentions Sanders Lyte Extract and winter ailments. References awards and medals at Dunedin 1926 and Aya dam, but content is garbled with nonsensical phrases and dubious claims.
A trader with a surplus offers bonds at reduced price to attract buyers. By advertising the sale he can move large quantities at a profit, turning a bargain into gains. The note explains how publicizing such offers drives demand and allows the seller to profit from charge sales.
A brief item notes a publication or record about Novi Essendon, with a cryptic note of 60 pages and Friday nights. The readable text is fragmentary and does not establish a clear event or outcome.
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