Betting Odds and Winner Rumors From Unclear Text
Fragmentary OCR mentions betting odds 14 to 1 and 7 to 2 with vague winner notes. No clear names, places, teams, or events are readable to confirm a specific outcome or context.
31 Dec 1917
Page 1
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Newspaper
Zeehan And Dundas Herald
Location
Zeehan, Tasmania, Australia
Date
Dec 31, 1917
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR mentions betting odds 14 to 1 and 7 to 2 with vague winner notes. No clear names, places, teams, or events are readable to confirm a specific outcome or context.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions TE oLO Cemetery and hints at a search for records across numerous items in commerce. The readable snippet implies a broad, possibly historical cataloging or notice involving cemetery records.
An attractively developed communication from the United States group for the walking wounded honors the spirit of brotherhood. Albert H. Elliott cites German prisoners aiding wounded Britons, while American and British troops share dressing stations and trenches. the piece notes kindness shown to captured Germans.
Fragmentary note indicates all shares in the Abe per share on remain unpaid and a forthcoming auction in Farhange. Details such as dates, parties, and exact terms are unclear from the garbled text.
Scratching list for the New Year's Day meeting includes Shamrock Prince Hoon Tux Junior and Eva Puich. Abottsford Handicap heats note Peek Ream and Nola in preliminary events with times around minutes and seconds.
The British Ministry for Munitions moves to control tin and other metals as war needs rise. Spot tin prices surged from £200/5s to £905/10s per ton, with imports delayed by sea conditions and urgent near delivery demand. Stocks in Great Britain and America remain tight, and government measures aim to stabilize supplies and prevent unusual movements.
A garbled 19th century notice touts Nicholas Aspiria as a cure produced by the Commonwealth Government. It promises relief from neuralgia, ovaritla, pain, and related disorders, urging purchases through chemists and manufacturers in Australia.
A fragment list describes a curious collection of holiday gifts including lotion, pocket handkerchiefs, jewel cases, and various fabrics. Items target children and adults with an assortment of quaint, period specific goods priced in pre-decimal values.
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