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Newspaper
Warrnambool Standard
Location
Warrnambool, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 08, 1914
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR from a historical page reports a late ruling on a vote with references to candidates and sums in pounds. Names such as Frommer and Gorman appear among scattered phrases and amounts like £13 and £458. The text also lists multiple individuals and places in a garbled fashion, making precise details uncertain.
A vintage notice touts a cough remedy claimed to cure all family coughs with a splendid, inexpensive essence. It promises wide availability and urges readers to buy a bottle from a chemist, mentioning Cameron and Corshs as sourcing points. The fragmented ad-style text emphasizes value and ready-made preparation.
A dense list of daily notices and private sale advertisements appears, with references to auctions, private sales of land and goods, and entries for various persons and places. The fragmentary text includes names, locations, and times in a busy classifieds section.
Readable fragments of a WELT genre piece mention Panmure and a street influence on a city or district. The text is garbled but implies a local event or setting. No clear dates, names beyond Panmure, or concrete actions are established.
Incoherent OCR fragments reference auction or sale terms with bidders and dates, mentioning locations and names poorly. The readable bits point to a local notice about a sale, possibly FAT and STOKE, with dates and terms unclear.
An auction and sale event is announced with details on locations, agents, dates, and participating firms. The notice lists Saleyards and store auctions, with references to Basels, Catter, and firm names such as Maceanlane and Archibald. The schedule includes Wednesday June 10 and various weekend sales, with cattle and goods to be sold and conditions noted.
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