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Newspaper
Warrnambool Standard
Location
Warrnambool, Victoria, Australia
Date
Aug 09, 1917
Page
6
The piece urges continued enlistment to fill Australia’s quota of 7,000 men monthly plus 5,000 more, aiming to return original Anzacs from Gallipoli and France by Christmas. It calls Victoria to lead by example and stresses patriotic duty to protect Australia’s soldiers and record.
In unclear terms the note warns about assistance for a person or entity named Gabe, with mention of Taylor and Bar. The fragment hints at a protest or alert directed at a specific individual or group but details are unreadable. The readable bits suggest a negative stance or caution regarding support.
Fragmentary text lists names and companies including Burns A Co and Velphene 4, with references to groceries and retail butchers. It mentions an inspection and invitations and names Cinquegrana and Makar among others.
Fragmented OCR shows a land sale notice with references to auction terms and agents. The readable bits mention Robinald Macfarlane and various names, with unclear dates and locations.
A sprawling listing promotes a dairy herd sale along with horses, pigs, sheep, and various farm items. It highlights dates on Wednesday and Friday, with multiple locations, vendors, and contact notes for buyers to attend auctions and view offerings.
A fragmented notice reports a marriage event with sparse details. Readable fragments reference individuals and locations including Palmer and Palmer’s circle, with uncertain dates and places. The text mentions vows and social arrangements in a local setting.
Framingham notice notes Sally Publis Aneto arrival and demé, with local details unclear in the fragment.
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