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Newspaper
The Areas Express
Location
Booyoolee, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 23, 1922
Page
1
A scrambled OCR style list from the Port Pirie Racing Club includes race entries and horse names such as Flying Mandicat, Boomah Boy, Trial Mares, and Second Division divisions. The text shows event dates like Monday June 24 and mentions terms like Second Burdua and various horse metrics, but many fragments are illegible. The record captures a damaged page with horse names, race terms, and scattered numbers.
A missive from the Fathers Association via its secretary E. Boanlan urges inquiry into diverting Murray River water to the Flindora Range between Port Augusta and Wallaroo. It describes large irrigation potential, notes fertile lands for dairying, cotton, figs, and asks if water could be delivered for irrigation. The plea references linking works with Murray developments and proposes investigation by the department.
BL and W HACKETT LTD advertise as leading beedemen nurgerymen and florists with address 78 Bundle Street Adelaide and contact Contra $8, signaling a local business promotion in a concise classified style.
Fragmentary text lists names and entities connected to Gladstone telephone exchange. Includes persons and organizations such as Fisher & Bans, Mrs A J Gale, Bishop of Willoéhre Hotel, J Hillier, and Willoéhre Hotel. No coherent event or timeline identifiable from the readable fragments.
A fragmented notice from S A Farmers Union shareholders references a proverb about getting what is given and warns against undervaluing a gift. It mentions the Adelaide Office and urges shareholders to contact for more information about their Tomaranee Cog.
Fragmented notice outlines Gladstone area Masonic lodge meetings and schedules with dates. It mentions Third Tuesday and Friday sessions, secretaries Jones and Budge, and varied times, plus connections to Fort Wi and Port Pirie travel times. The text is garbled but preserves names, places, and recurring meeting events.
OCR garble describes a noisy mix of times and names including Meng Grice Fos Gloag Gindstons neonates and various places. Details are unreadable, with scattered phrases like 4 Seer Ete Salam and Peterborough. The fragmentary text lacks coherent events or clear entities.
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