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Newspaper
Violet Town Sentinel
Location
Violet Town, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 26, 1914
Page
2
Fall fashions displayed including dresses coats furs blouses ribbons velveteens and critamings with full stock of flannels. Miss Tobitt returns from Melbourne with latest icons in fabrics while Miss Hardie previews new fashions. room to reopen about April det and orders encouraged to avoid disappointment. Autun and winter patterns ready. bargains remain from summer sale. no reasonable offer refused.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference trials, devices, and procedures with scattered names and places. It hints at medical or scientific testing, mentions doctors or researchers, and includes stray terms like cleansing, drenches, and drugs. The text is highly garbled with many unreadable portions.
Large sale listing farm stock cattle horses and household items. Includes horses including mares and foals, 6000 sheep and 400 cattle, plows, separators, farming implements, dairy gear, chaffers and household fittings. Sale by TURSEULL & CO at Stock Stance Friday June 184 with detailed lot descriptions and terms.
A late 19th or early 20th century auction notice from Violet Town markets a large clearing sale by Watts Turbull and Co. It lists sheep, cattle, draught horses, gear, plows, and farm equipment with numerous lot details. The sale features terms, locations, and contact points, with bidding to open on a specified date and conditions for highest bidders.
A garbled OCR fragment lists a 1906 items including a lodge annual ball at Honeyshorle Lodge with double tickets and events, followed by a transfer application and notices for Mechanics events. Names, dates, and locations are obscured, but reference to Shepparton, Avowadis district, and local officials appear amid broken phrases.
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