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Newspaper
Yea Chronicle
Location
Yea, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 16, 1920
Page
3
The article covers the Upper Goulburns election scene with details on the Legislative Assembly election, candidate petitions, and procedural notes. It notes another election to take place and cites the Elections and Qualifications Committee proceedings. It mentions witnesses traveling and references to specific candidates and procedural actions.
A shaky report describes a local amateur dramatic society event held Monday night with a stunt act drawing attention. The piece mentions misprints and a few readable names but lacks clear outcomes or specifics.
A lively floral fair at St Luke's Church in Myland Galil featured a Tulip Garden display, a Long Stall, Cake Stall, and plant sales. Proceeds supported guild activities with R. Cook LHR presiding at the opening and various stalls ran by local ladies and volunteers.
Fragmentary report outlines unnamed club officials requesting forward positions and discussing costs and performances. Readable parts reference tensions and possible changes amid unsettled reports of player movements and event timing.
The Shire President G.8 Lawrunes has named a grand committee to compare standings between the Alexandra club and other bodies. The peasant match is set to feature Findlay, Herbert, G. D. Leckie and S Peete, among others, with several attendees listed in attendance at the event.
An unclear OCR fragment lists diverse items and names including Bevlab Abd Aawviea, Dilan st, Blenheim Palace related dog rat, Moe Ring Chace, and a mention of Blenheim Palace with a value of £0. The text hints at varied European references, cattle, and scattered personal names, but the overall content is garbled and fragmentary without coherent events or context.
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