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Newspaper
Traralgon Record
Location
Traralgon, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 07, 1910
Page
3
The readable text shows garbled phrases with names and numbers but no coherent event or entities to anchor a proper news item. Key details are missing or corrupted, preventing a solid summary of who or what occurred.
The death of Mr Geo Bolding of Grage North Hassleood occurred on Saturday the sixth of June. Born in Cambridge England in 1837 he migrated to Australia in 1854 and lived in Queensland Victoria and Rockhampton before settling near Melbourne. He farmed in Gippsland after 1874 with several relatives and neighbours. His funeral was held on Sunday with the burial at the local cemetery and a lengthy service conducted by the Hay, Walls, Meshad and Mortuary staff.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a clearing sale at a site around Eben Street and Coe UT with several names and items listed. The readable text references a sale date and location but specifics are unclear due to damaged typography.
A garbled report outlines the Coursing Club amid scattered names and events. It references members like Lee Fed and Bogie, mentions Derby, and hints at upcoming meetings and locations, though specifics are unclear due to the damaged text.
Readable fragments describe a confrontation between Weyfield Mt eos Owen olde Mohetial and Beitt. The text hints at a Thursday night scene with a wall, a sparking moment, and a probable strike or clash near a prawe site.
Real estate notices list land parcels and land sales with per acre prices. Star Hotel Bruthen 6a312p at 4000 to B Hasbro. 1716p fat land to L P Babbea. 5 acres river Mat at 80 per acre to J D McDonald. many 1-acre blocks at 14 to 15 shillings. various parcels with mortgages and drifts noted. details show multiple buyers and prices.
Residents along the Latrobe river urge government action to drain swamp land and support maize cultivation. They argue state assistance will reduce flood risk, expand farming, create employment, and prove earnest on land settlement. They warn against forcing settlers to abandon efforts without timely help.
The Travals gon Rifts Cluh reports over 40 members enrolled in the musketry course and extends the period to allow those not yet finished to complete it. Asa ioult notes many have completed the course and aims to grant next year’s ammunition to more members.
A Morwell bowling club is urged in the Morwell Gazette. The piece notes Boolarra and other towns with small rinks and praises the social value of bowls. It argues Morwell should host a club like Warrragul Traralgon Sale and Bairnsdale, with suitable sites and time to invest.
The sale attracted strong bidding with wethers sold around 130 Sd and rams at 134, described as very successful. A golf note mentions a Sale team starting toward Traralgon and a forthcoming match, with Dulaile expected to speak at the next event.
W Christensen and Co report stock items in their room dated 4 June including animal feeds such as pri me dairy chaff pressed straw and cow chaff priced per ton, wheat, grass seeds English Rye and Clover, oats and poultry supplies with varying prices. The entry also notes fruit vegetables and garden supplies including cabbages onions flowers and fruit canes along with secondhand goods and wood.
The column reports Barney the American record breaker with near world marks on a circular banked track and notes Hemery and Oldfield setting faster speeds on Benz cars. It adds a discussion on the chemical composition of rubber, the challenge of artificial production, and future prospects. Also includes local notices about farm sales, barley price, a farm dray, and parish hall meeting with a dance announced for June.
In Fue Aimipley, on Monday June 13 at eleven am, Crown Lands sale offers 188 acres of serivuiturally cleared land with wheat and fences. Terms include cash balance to seven years, 4 per cent charge for survey, plans at Crow Lands Office, deposit due at sale, hammer fall followed by phased payments. W McKinzie acts for Crown Lands and Survey.
A cattle trespass notice issued by C Cochrane warns that cattle found on the paddock known as Morgan's at Tyers will be impounded. The notice names the local authority and outlines confiscation action if trespass continues.
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