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Partial readable OCR fragment appears, containing mixed alphanumeric characters and spacing. No clear names dates places or events are identifiable to form a factual summary.
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Newspaper
The Areas Express
Location
Booyoolee, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 05, 1919
Page
2
Partial readable OCR fragment appears, containing mixed alphanumeric characters and spacing. No clear names dates places or events are identifiable to form a factual summary.
Town of Gladstone reports nominations read today for council seats. Balloting scheduled at the town hall on Saturday December first, with polling from 7 to 9 pm. An Anglican church service and Methodist activities noted in Georges Georgetown area.
A compact ad list shows Frees Grysess Mesara Eider Smith & Co offering 650 abeep 81 cattle 80 pigs and sundries with tender details due by 6 p m Monday December 33nd for additions to the Oalache Institute. Odds and ends include a note on dishonest hay lifting, a theatre scene at Crystal Brook, and a monthly market report for Bagot Shakes Lewis Ltd at Crystal Brook with cattle and sheep prices and attendance noted.
Joe Connolly died in Adelaide Hospital on Theeday after injuries from a fall from a tram car where he served as conductor. He previously lived at Gladstones. He never recovered from the head injuries sustained in the accident.
Returning Officer Mr C Budge conducted the Gladstone town hall poll at noon Saturday. Voting filled vacancies in the Town Council with Ernest Albert Gale as mayor re-elected, Walter L Eva North Ward, Clarence Oswald Bennett North Ward, Frederick William Growden and William Henry Leesue Hast Ward as councillors, and Joho 8 Deeble as auditor. Due to surplus candidates for North and East wards, proceedings adjourned to Saturday Day 6 for a further election.
Gladstone High School invites the public to a Speech Night at the Gladstone Town Hall on Thursday the 11th. The event aims to showcase educational benefits for the community and honor the foundation stone laying years ago by Hon. JG Bive. Attendees from districts served by the school are warmly welcomed.
A public meeting at Glidatona discussed improved social conditions for police and court business with T W Ingram presiding and speakers including Stephens, Dr A Cat, W Moorhoum, J J Bonwar, and B Stowart. Revenue for the Port Pirie Jamestown railway week to Nov 23 stood at £889 4s 8d. Dr Gookburn re-elected mayor of Jamestown. Gladstone Amateur Christy Minstrel Club wound up, funds and sale proceeds to St Alberts Church. Work at Gladetons Gwolia progressing. walls of residences near full height.
An OCR fragment touts Sepder and Bons' Eucalypti Extract as a universal healer and preventive against diseases like diphtheria and meningitis. Puffs describe antiseptic and healing properties, claiming endorsement by the Supreme Court of Victoria and promising internal and external benefits, though text is garbled and promotional in tone.
The notice urges voters to mark exact numbers on the ballot for the Senate with seven candidates, detailing preferred orders and specific numbers for Grey division and Wakefield district. It warns that incorrect marking makes a vote informal and explains possible corrections by Returning Officer. It ends urging voters to exercise commonsense and vote, signed by W. Hancock, Gladstone.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe voting by returned soldiers and other members. The text includes garbled phrases about ballots and opinions and a dialogue about happiness and judgment between spouses. The readable portions mention a bright, somber tone and references to a force or group.
The Giadatone Corporation held a Friday meeting November 26 with Mayor and officials present. Minutes, correspondence from Local Government Dept, and the mayor and overseer reports were read and adopted. Finance and payments were discussed with proposed actions and motions carried.
fragmented OCR notes describe a Boy Scouts gathering at night with officers listed. text is garbled but implies a ceremony or recital and mentions a person named Gladstone. no clear event date or location can be confirmed from the readable fragments.
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