29 Jul 1915
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Newspaper
Zeehan And Dundas Herald
Location
Zeehan, Tasmania, Australia
Date
Jul 29, 1915
Page
1
A local meeting is scheduled for tonight at Gaimty Hall. The agenda concerns job age and work steps for two local timunys and a vote on a major project mine. Reports mention a stock case and company actions dated the third day.
In stock now a mixed selection of new and second hand furniture for sale. Various pieces available at affordable prices. customers can view and choose items. Contact details not clearly legible.
Fragmentary item notes a Belgian relief fund and mentions Sarre and Ti Le igo with numeric 96. No coherent narrative or clear dates or persons emerge from the readable text.
A garbled report notes offerings of knitted wool garments including blankets and pairs of socks, with mentions of various individuals and local figures, though many names and items are unreadable. The fragment hints at a charitable distribution and community sewing efforts led by a society.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a copper mine, assets including land and machinery, debts, and a sale or settlement context. It references August 1 and June dates, and notes stock, storage, and improvements. The text is garbled with unclear names and figures, hindering precise facts.
General report on mining operations at Mount Lyell district noting active reduction works, ore processing rates, and fiscal details. Mentions specific price per ton, ore quality, and production adjustments, with references to Crown leases and mine levels.
A dense Riverside district update details progress and measurements for Farrell Progrese Nepork, with a focus on No. 1 Culrad operations, extended labor data, and monthly totals. It notes tonnage figures around 744 tons and rising, cost indicators, and ongoing maintenance at the No. 3 line.
Poorly legible report lists players, teams, and partial scores from a Wednesday night event. It references Moss, Blake, Maney, and others with fragmented places like Hampden and Brith Rooke Hill, providing no coherent outcome.
A fragmented account mentions Peps and a hospital setting with references to patients, doctors, and ongoing debates about treatment. The text cites names and locations in a chaotic blend, hinting at medical care, discomfort, and patient outcomes amid contested methods.
Fragmentary text appears to reference a Washington embassy, German ships, and individuals like Hogan and Jones. Many words are garbled, with probable names and places obscured, offering no clear event, date, or outcome to summarize.
Court records show a police proceeding with unclear names and venues. The fragment references a fine related to Kerrigan's act and a location in Wests pombe with phrases about reinforcements and a possible sentence.
Readers praise Hean's Essence cough mixture as the best and most economical remedy for coughs and colds. Testimonials from Fred Hayman in Clarendon and E Hamilton in Hill End claim it saves money, is gentle for infants and adults, and avoids harmful drugs.
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