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Newspaper
The Areas Express
Location
Booyoolee, Victoria, Australia
Date
Feb 18, 1927
Page
2
Public notice describes a land auction in Creek Township under Sections 9B and 100 with two-four fencing. It lists parcels in the Me A Jore area and cites title aims and conditional terms for buyers. The notice names local officials, the auctioneer, and conditions for bid deposits and settlement.
Fragmented OCR shows scattered livestock terms and place names. Mentions Merino sheep and various generic farm words with unclear context or actions. No coherent event or report identified.
The Hartant Festival at the Utada Method int Cuurch featured a large program with choir led by Mee 3 and organist Manter T Pannell. The service, held by Frask Silwood and preacher, drew Gladstone attendees and included solos and a anniversary program.
The text notes awards and honors for Kandor and Son's Pure Volatile Eucalyptus Extract, including a First Award and Gold Medal at NZ exhibitions in Dunedin 1920, with mentions of international acclaim, institutions, and endorsements by universities and officials. It contains garbled names and dates, but emphasizes high regard and royal patronage.
Herbert Richmond McHugh chosen by the Labour Party to contest Grey Division in the forthcoming Legislative Council election. He is a Quorn native born January 24, 1881, son of Mr and Mrs Brank McHugh, educated at Richmead Valley School, with a farming background in Booleroo district and Western Australia. He is active in local education and community affairs and supports sports.
Fragmentary report recalls a farewell soci at Norgutown Stab Waste Ba surrounded by witnesses. It notes opening a root home at Glidetown Ac Crychal Brook and describes election campaigning by Liberal candidates Marcus Wishoile Lyne and Gradstone on Mer dey.
Fragmentary notice thanks customers for patronage and mentions ongoing services and routes. Indicates a transition or update in motor carriage and associated union or dock matters. The garbled text suggests prior disposal or changes affecting bus operations and customer relations.
Fragmentary notice mentions URGE Fe and SARGENT with unclear references to Nogiatored and Gertidented. No explicit event date or location is readable. The brief reads as a garbled OCR fragment lacking coherent facts for a fuller summary.
The obituary honors Mrs Browne who died at Port Pissom, long associated with the Gere community. She was married to Mr Pickerton Misine in 18 April 1878 and lived at Gutugen and Aldetown, leaving three daughters and a widower. Her life is described as kind generous and beloved with strong ties to the local network and farm life.
The article notes farewells at the Sunday Saloon for Munday Beloul and several departing members. Mrs Rive Buchan receives a xylophone lock as a gift, while Alice Bne and Alice Mia T. Williams bid Clover end of month departures. The party travels toward Parken W8W and Broken Haltor, joined by Fueliscombe Jolt, with plans to attend an MBA event.
The Baptist Church in Georgetown hosted the wedding of Bilesa Olive Crooks to Olan Bartram on a Wednesday in February. The ceremony featured ornate floral decorations, a lace ivory crepe gown for the bride, and bridesmaids in pale blue with silver accents. A reception followed at the bridegroom’s parents’ home with noted attendees including Mrs J Bartram and Miss D Crooks.
A cinema listing describes two top pictures at Gladstones tomorrow. The Shining Adventure stars Percy Marwont Mabel Ballin and Ben de in a charity tale with a melodramatic plot. The New Klondike features Thomas Meighan and Art Accord in exciting dramatic scenes as townspeople pursue wealth and romance.
Disjointed report recalls a 1905 scene where residents fear restless spirits as racing preparations unfold. Citizens worry about hauntings while organizers push ahead, scheduling events and confirming horses, a committee weighing safety and pace for an ambitious meet.
Fragmented OCR yields words like GAWLEE BACHS Swat Aivision and names such as Mantles Tharcosl Oesan Wane with uncertain contexts. The text mentions openings at Mame and War and appears to reference various teams, players, and events with garbled phrases.
The article lists handicap hurdles and novice races with entries such as Gum River and Brock Lad. It mentions a Labor Party reference and a trial, noting various horse names and potential outcomes in a racing program.
A January weather tally notes severe winds causing damage, high apple losses, and a peculiar fire start on a farm fence line. A destitute committee convened to discuss erecting a new men jot cen. A charity drive plans five day donor events and Saturday evening meetings to fund improved kitchen accommodations.
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