13 Jan 1917
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Newspaper
Warwick Examiner And Times
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jan 13, 1917
Page
1
Unclear text fragment describes commercial items and names such as Wholbank, AURIS, eBay, and Mr SAL. Missing context and many garbled words prevent identifying a clear event, person, or place. no concrete actions or outcomes are deduced.
A noisy Pratte event outline references racing on a Friday with trotting bets and a marching crowd. It mentions competing horses and drivers, a schedule near February, and the gathering of watchers and volunteers, with names and local landmarks scattered through the fragmented copy.
A fragmented Royal Australian period piece discusses border roads in New South Wales and the wider region. It mentions towns, rail connections, and costs, with references to figures like Kitlarney and Mialem Owing. The text hints at ongoing transport debates and weather impacts on road use.
Notices from Warwick Town regarding a legal action and sale terms. The document mentions parties connected to Annie Marge and a named store, with dates and locations tied to the case. It references a court proceeding, a public sale timetable, and a registrar named A Palace acting for the defendant.
A fragmentary notice shows a meeting for a university or school board with references to Sir Sterne and committee roles. It mentions a meeting time Monday evening at 7 80 and a poundkeeper Johnson, with scattered names and dates, indicating an organized gathering with limited readable details.
Albert George Tilley of Rowen is declared to hold the council seat for the remainder of Memeea. The notice, dated Warwies January 10, 11%, outlines the vacancy and the official appointment by the Shire Of Rowen authorities.
Unclear OCR text shows a local council election notice dated February with council members named Fredrik and McDougal and mentions a postal return and meeting in Warwick. Details are garbled. main action appears to announce an annual election and date.
A damaged wartime style notice lists candidates for Clifton Shire Council divisions, detailing eligibility, nomination deadlines, retirements and the call for a returning officer. It notes separation of divisions, the required signatures, and the date for the nomination period and vote.
A dense 1917 catalog snippet lists various grocery items and prices. Items include Lamon Syrup, tea, vanilla, lemon water, Sultana cake, currants, almonds, walnuts, and canned fruit. Also noted are stock stockings, preserved ginger, crackers, crackers and biscuits, and chocolate mixtures with unit prices in old currency.
Unclear OCR text reports a figure named Berman and a group described as ANCLISH OAZEER with a mention of spectal or special arrivals in a region named Xetserland during a specified period. The readable fragments hint at a dramatic crossing or encounter.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a notice referencing Vannon UM and a 24th January date with unclear context. Details are incomplete leaving key names, places, and actions obscured.
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