22 Aug 1921
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Newspaper
Zeehan And Dundas Herald
Location
Zeehan, Tasmania, Australia
Date
Aug 22, 1921
Page
1
A fragmentary page passage discusses War Service Home loans, subscriptions schedule with deposits and milestones, and appeals to support the nation. It references BOURNEVIL, PARSON'S, EMPIRE brands, and mentions Fortunate Meet, the land and settlement themes, urging readers to apply at banks or town clerks.
An advertisement lists updated price cuts on women’s garments and accessories. The text mentions camis, fine twill, cravats, shawls, handkerchiefs, and crochet items with marked down prices, highlighting sales on fabrics and apparel. The style reflects a vintage retail catalog tone with emphasized bargains.
In Sydney a cannival court case involved Roy Green K Spain E Spedn Albert Col ley and James Fitngeradd. The court sentenced six residents to 28 days imprisonment with no hard labor for failing to pay income tax. The goods tied to the case were valued and linked to a warehouse operation. Major Hogan presided as magistrate.
A Strahan Sports Club letter mocks a prominent committee and criticizes a published report on the Strahan Sports Glob. It praises players from Tremain and notes Umpire and officials’ roles. The second game of the season is set for this weekend between East and West.
An inquest in Melbourne investigated Constable John Skinner’s death at the Bull and Mouth Hotel Bourke Street from poison. Chemist George Phosaanes of Probras faced a charge for selling old potent opers pol a to an unknown buyer without a witness present. Pleasance admitted a nine term offense claiming Skinner sought poison to poison a dog. the defendant was fined 10 with £1 4s 6d costs.
Fragmented OCR text mentions BH Freney and Tiny Minstrate with references to Bletchford and Mount Wrone. Mentions Nepti and Vernet phasenote, with observers Leopol dpeck Millen and Beskfil. Lacks clear actions, dates, or outcomes.
Central wins 6 to 7 in a timed play battle over East. Key players for Central include Fivendall Abbott Munais with standout performances.
Sydney city coroner concluded an inquiry into a death, delivering findings after an official examination conducted by local authorities. The report details the circumstances surrounding the death and the coroner's determinations.
In West Australia Perth a new mineral vein from the Irwin River district is noted with a promising find. Details are brief and unclear but indicate a potential ore discovery near Irwin River.
A damaged item notes a protracted voyage from Neneden to Hobart aboard the throatmasted schooner Thuroks, which encountered strong winds and extensive delays while attempting the passage. Details are incomplete due to the fragmentary OCR.
A note from medical authorities cites a remedy that promises fast relief from gastric pains and stomach discomfort. The advertisement mentions various practitioners and the hospital dispensary in Zeohon, highlighting preparations and claimed effectiveness for easing colic and related symptoms.
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