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Newspaper
The Areas Express
Location
Booyoolee, Victoria, Australia
Date
Oct 17, 1919
Page
1
A distorted fragment lists names and places in a wartime or historical context. It references individuals and groups with unclear roles, suggesting a memorial or feature page. The legible bits hint at collective tribute and archival presentation of notable figures.
Fragmentary list shows military medalists and names such as Diedia Camp Bowes Keoey and Wheeler. It mentions Gladstone High School and a memorial tone with phrases like died for their empire. The readable text hints at a wartime tribute or obituary style notice honoring local servicemen.
Fragmentary notes from Gladstone telephonic exchange listing include names such as O. R. E. Lines, J. Hillise, F. G. Humphris, and WL Parsons with incomplete lines and unclear data. The readable fragments point to a ledger-like record likely detailing staff or station listings and call records.
Fragmented notice lists weekly fixture dates and sales figures with scattered names and places. Mentions Monday and Friday items, with partial entries for Connell Chamber and local buyers. Notes include odd spellings and unclear amounts, reflecting a damaged OCR page segment.
The Gladstone Institute announces a free reading room open daily from morning until nine in the evening with monthly sessions starting on Mondays. Librarian T. Jones and secretary Mr Kummick oversee operations while Official Receiver Budge handles local matters.
Fragmented OCR notes show a local society meeting reference with names like Gladarron and Jovanrs A, plus dates and locations that are partially legible. Details are unclear but indicate a community group gathering with unspecified agenda and participants.
The page lists train times with stops including Adelaide via Rowlis, Peterborough, Morais and Port Wakefield. Departures range from early morning to late afternoon with several 2.24 p m and 9.20 am entries, indicating a busy regional schedule.
Fragmentary railway notice shows train timings from Adelaide to Terowla with daily office hours and money order service. Mentions Gladstone Post Office and ads section.
Fragmentary OCR note outlines wartime tax or rate for places within the Commonwealth. Mentions 44 percent war tax and printed matter restrictions. Contains garbled phrases and missing context, with no clear events or named entities to anchor a full item.
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