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Newspaper
The Areas Express
Location
Booyoolee, Victoria, Australia
Date
Sep 03, 1920
Page
2
A partial OCR shows a livestock market listing dated 4th February 1931. It mentions aged ewes, fat cast cattle, yearlings, steers, dry cows, and bred mares with assorted store stock. The fragment refers to a purchase value threshold of £38 or more.
Fragmentary OCR shows individuals including Mr Gale and Rev J Tiline with times listed as 7 pm. Other terms like Rav Meo and Titles appear, but the context and events are unclear.
OCR fragment shows multiple farm properties for sale near Mallala with acres, houses, stables, and water supply. Also mentions annual sales notices from Messrs Hitler Smith & Co and an Adelaide Show date change. Garden party report notes good weather and home made goods, with committees praised.
The Frets' Gryvess On 4 promotion at Port of the Work Stall Gladstone on Tuesday next Mossra Alder Smith & Co offer ba cottle 18 piga. The Gladstone Football Club supporters meet at the Council Chamber Monday evening at 7 30. Mr Kogelman cannot attend Aug 24 but will be at Gladstone Sunday Sept 5 at 2 p.m. Commercial Hotel.
Fragmented ad copy touts a patent remedy named Sander's Ex Bact for colds fevers and infections. The text claims cooling effects and wound healing, featuring damaged spellings and unclear product details. The item reads like an old medical advertisement with numerous misspellings and garbled terms.
A garbled 1990 notice describes a farmer named Reoey accused in a fair deal dispute. The communication to the editor questions pleas, citing the Gladstons and a local figure, with unclear details about the alleged wrongdoing or outcomes.
Friends mourn the death of Robert Heaslip of Crystal Brook aged about seventy. Born in Australia he moved with his family as a child to Angle Vale then Bapyool before settling in Crystal Brook. A stock judge and keen pony and carriage horse enthusiast, he served on Gladstone District Council and was active in the Hudlestone Methodist Church and local schools. His wife died seven years ago. he leaves five sons and three daughters. The funeral was held at Gladstone yesterday.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Mimars Sander Bons and eucalypti extract with a personal experience reference. It references a Mrs wife and possible medical or sales context with unclear names and places. Content is garbled with stray phrases and nonstandard terms, limiting clear facts.
In a Northern Areas Football Association match at Crystal Brook Laura edged the Brooks with a 9.15 score to 8 something, amid poor weather and a large audience. Laura played a strong aerial and ground game while Evans O’Brien, Acott, and Young featured for the Brooks in a tense, closely fought contest at the Gladstone Memorial Hall.
Local report details a Gladstone Football Club promiaerhip match between Jamestown and Laura. Discussion covers team selections, awards, upcoming wind up events, and a council meeting for arrangements. Weather notes and unrelated local odds and ends fill the rest of the page.
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