Frustrating Semi Final Clash At Oladstows Oval
The second semi final at Oladstows oval saw Crystal Brook and Laura contest under strong winds. Laura led early 21 to 1, stretched to 64 by end, while Brook struggled with erratic kicking. Laura dominated with superior ground work and steadier attack, winning 4 goals 13 to 3 goals 6.
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Oladstows
Goss
la Wien
Brooke
Laura
Thi ‘Brooks
Dash Thay
Crystal Brook
Fanm
Bogert
Pee
Odi Ous Batacday
Peller
Tbe
Unreadable OCR sports brief about premier football match
Fragmentary text suggests a high profile football game with crowd expectations and rivalry. Mentions Abe Association and Georgetown in a May date context but names and details are unclear.
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Baturay
Pati
Frettions
Abe
Georgebown
Formain
Liberal Federation meeting outlines campaign plan
A meeting of the Gray Division of the Liberal Federation at Queenstown discussed district campaign strategy. Key figures included G F Jynkkce, W B Page, J A Lyons, and local officials. The group proposed forming an organising committee to coordinate mediation and campaign efforts across Barre Pirie Stanley and New Tantle districts.
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Queen An
G. F. Jynkkce
B. Page
J. A. Lyons
Libra
Teoua
Barre
Pirie
Stanley
Newtantle
F. T. Jetiner
Me S. Thomson
Daloguien
G. Frenkine
W. Morrow
M.L.C
J. A
Brick
A.lyons
Nowessue
Mir B. Waston
Inaley
Bertralot
Oeganiaor
Ey Candea
Convaniont
Fragments of a cryptic reception note surface
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a reception and its meaning for good or evil. No clear names places or events are readable, leaving interpretation uncertain.
Gladstone Letter Details Tubercular Soldiers Aid Concert
A letter to Mayor W. Kandeen describes a Tubercular Soldiers Aid Society concert in Gladstone with stops at Port Pirie Gryetal Brook Jamestown Riverton. It notes poor success at Port Pirie, about 120 tickets booked, and calls for public support with donations of food and supplies. The message praises the town’s effort and lists expected menu items and prizes for the event.
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Gladstone
Ifr
Zurmutin
Waller Wood
Howe Sarkhéen
Intaravts of Whip Society
Port Pirie
Gryetal Brook
Grangetown
Jamestown
Riverton
Sonced
McCam
Beunsts
Teheran Aherend Bank
Gander and Bons Eucalypti Extract Ad Claims
An advertisement touts Gander and Bons Eucalypti Extract as a universal remedy for fever, dyspepsia, meningitis, burns, ulcers, and other ailments. It markets two formulas, claims extraordinary healing powers, and urges use for both internal and external complaints.
New Loan Terms Introduced Amid Market Shifts
A historical notice outlines the introduction of the 636 Pee Cani loan and related tax changes. The document references maturing notes and new fiscal parameters, signaling a shift in interest rates and repayment expectations for lenders and borrowers alike.
O'Donnell and Ray Company Charms Gladstone Audience
O'Donnell and Ray Company presented a lively show in Gladstone with Bart Ray Hazel Nutt and other Australian talents. The audience rewarded the performers with repeated ovations and the program included Indian and Scottish numbers as well as the song Molly McGhee. The elaborate costumes and swift costume changes drew praise and bookings in Port Pirie and Broken Hill reached £150 for a single night. The company plans another Gladstone engagement on future dates.
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O'Donnell
Bey Company
Oper
Giadi
Belog
Australia
Bart Ray
Mise Hazel Nutt
Ray
Sorbamy
Lamhter
Audisupe
Mita
Asido
Gladstone
Molly McGhee
Port Pirie
Broken Bill
Ade Sensea
Bee Peekto m. Hill
Apanke
SANDERS EXTRACT for medical use highlighted in early ad
An advertisement touts SANDERS EXTRACT as the superior volatile eucalypti remedy for ailments such as bronchitis diarrhoea burns and ulcers. It claims medical oversight with references to Mr J Hopkins and Auckland and promotes a substitute option at the same price.
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Sanders
Badlv
Malbourne
Sander
Rand Fa
Hopkins
Auckland
Neighborly Affair Emerges From Tidy Local Mystery
A terse note hints at a personal matter involving a man and a woman next door. The fragment suggests intrapersonal gossip within a quiet neighborhood setting.
Georgetown News Brims With Rivalry After Close Game
The Georgetown team delivered a fierce match described as ford and furious in a series of exhibitions. Player Anothr shone with key assists while Yuhiog, Praning, and Vee fortified defense. Miss M. Hynes praised the effort as a sign of promising talent for a coming Saturday.
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Ford
Ave
M. Hynes
Ax & Win
Giadatone Literary and Debating Society Notes
Fragmentary OCR text describes a Giadatone Literary and Debating Society meeting with references to poems, expressions, and remarks on poverty. The readable parts mention figures related to the event and a discussion of thrift and virtue, though many words are garbled.
Riches Not the End of Life’s Purpose
A reflective line contrasts wealth with true meaning, stating that riches are not the goal nor an instrument of life’s measure. The sentiment elevates virtue, purpose, and meaningful living over material gain.
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