20 Aug 1915
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Newspaper
Zeehan And Dundas Herald
Location
Zeehan, Tasmania, Australia
Date
Aug 20, 1915
Page
1
Ansideno the lath of Sinpance per Bhore hes bem dee areaf NOK payable by cheque on the Company's Hinkers the National Bank of Tassie Ltd Derunport on Wednesday September 16 1915 Transfy fiicke close from Tuesday the 7th September Newtown until payment date W. B Oncerni Manager.
A fragment from a newspaper shows an ad region listing businesses including a tailor and clothing shops. Readable bits reference Eat Orders and Sideneoope and 808, Ltd. TSR Leamno Tailors Hora. The damaged text hints at a commercial page with vendor names.
The readable parts mention Australia Day and a function with stalls and tickets. Details are garbled, but references to printing costs and possible sales or stalls are noted. No clear dates, organizers, or outcomes are discernible from the fragment.
Fragmentary text about an event with names and places unclear due to OCR errors. Key entities and facts cannot be determined from the readable portions.
A historical record describes a committee meeting at the Academy of Music with mentions of appointments, minutes, and discussions. W G Tole and other named attendees are listed among officers and participants. The text records formal actions and gratitude expressed to members.
A damaged OCR item lists numerous bidders and items in a local auction, naming participants such as Kandiey, Koel Hiei, M. Caddie, Mey Berens, Thorburn, Newman, Ward, James Davey, Minnie A. Meers, Mrs Capel, Cigaretes, Mrs Dankier, Miss Mary Wane, and many others. The fragmentary text references water marks, tokens, jars, brushes, and various bidders, with unclear lot details and prices.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a court or police record mentioning Sergeant Wade and a names sequence. The readable portion hints at a testimony or inquiry with references to a jail or trial setting and a series of individuals linked to the case.
A wartime dispatch outlines German intelligence efforts and radio surveillance plans. It cites attempts to control wireless links with neutral stations and discusses potential sabotage tied to the Panama Canal scenario.
In Denlin a sensational Tuesday night allegation draws attention as a local mystery unfolds. Citizens report vague charges and missing documents fueling public curiosity while authorities investigate the claimed incident and its implications for the community.
A damaged legible fragment notes accusations against German propagandists and conspirators in New York venues. It references the New York Journal and alleges coordination with German officials to influence American opinion. The piece frames neutralist content as aiding Germany and calls for strong action to protect American rights.
The readable fragment contains odd wording about forest water and a coy code like phrase. No identifiable people organizations places or concrete actions are present.
Fragmented OCR text discusses an international labor conference and calls for proletariat unity. It references figures and meetings, but the content is garbled with many misspellings and unclear details about dates, places, or outcomes.
A prisoner, awaiting trial, posed as a Vardanellgs fighter and lived with a wife during a week long ruse. He presented himself as her husband to gain trust and access, while investigators noted his deception and family ties. The court heard testimony about the impersonation and its discovery during the investigation.
A garbled note from an officer discusses odds of victory in war and the need for greater support. It notes skepticism about current momentum and suggests only increased mobilization could lead to success, with scattered references to England and Australia.
A historical health paragraph discusses kidney pain and a product called Doan’s Kidney Pills. It references Keenan and Fiorelli Weehon, and mentions Pitts Farmle at 7A Pitt Street, Ping, with vendors or dealers. The text depicts kidney trembles and remedies as observed in a local setting.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a business matter involving Jones and Co and a corn form. The text is unclear but hints at a death and potential orders or preparations. No clear dates or names beyond Jones and Co are confirmed.
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