Brumb y & Co Auction Sales At Buckion
Brumby and Co will sell all ducks and fowl Poultry prime docks apples pears tomales and other fruit in Buck
08 Mar 1918
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Newspaper
Zeehan And Dundas Herald
Location
Zeehan, Tasmania, Australia
Date
Mar 08, 1918
Page
1
Brumby and Co will sell all ducks and fowl Poultry prime docks apples pears tomales and other fruit in Buck
A fragmented personnel roster lists soldiers attached to various units and battalions, including Lewis, E., A Corporal McDoushl, A., Demons, C., and many others. The document appears to be a field or camp listing showing names, ranks, units, and locations, such as Heavy Machine Company and 17th Field Battery, with headquarters in Washington and references to 7th and 6th battalions.
Mr and Mrs Jones endure a harrowing fishing trip, a fierce storm, and a long trek to Waterhouse seeking medical aid for Mrs Jones. The woman shows remarkable courage while the sick child remains cared for by others as the family faces delays and hardship before reaching help.
Fragmented text reports recruiting efforts across states with mentions of enlistments per week and Tasmania comparison. Names and places are unclear due to OCR errors, but implies broader Commonwealth mobilization and higher per week figures in Western Australia.
Fragmentary OCR text references liens, a secretary of defence, a Wirral Trobe, and Kelvans dated 21. It discusses perenne em a rer ay Derete et arn and a directive about operations. Mentions a me el gil engin' teat and total command with possible divert actions when walls are exposed.
London reports 2 million invested in tank subscriptions amid a week of defense funding. A British recipient from Sutton Veng presents a wounded police laters piece in Nelson’s Colm, while the regime wears Me farione Quernsland alligator shin.
An eight percent German loan figure and five percent household rate are cited. Treasury bonds at four percent are mentioned as part of the wartime financing plan. The article notes conditions and expected contributions amid ongoing conflict.
A fragmented OCR item mentions Kawa and a peak event, with unclear context and limited readable facts. No definite date place or organization is established from the fragment. The note signals a local or cultural item but lacks specifics to confirm scope or outcome.
London reports Alfred de Rothschild's will sworn for probate at 1,500,000 pounds. He leaves 25,000 pounds to the Kitchen Memorial Fund and bequests to Jewish and Christian charities. Executors include London hospitals and other institutions. Dread penalty carried out.
A corrupted report states Corporal Asher was executed for murder after his appeal was denied by the Home Secretary. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR but reference to insanity, a December date, and a separate trial in Wiltshire for a gun instructor connected to a separate murder are noted.
A damaged wartime report describes a cruiser torpedoed north of Lejowitz or Friday. Dozens killed or wounded, crew evacuated to rafts as engineers and officers perished. Survivors clung to wreckage then reached nearby ports under order to seek safety.
The Finnish affairs report notes Steckism and liquidation acts as Arctic region power shifts occur. Germany intensifies pressure and seeks allies as the Finnish government vows to resist Bolshevik forces. Mannerheim informs a German envoy that 75,000 men stand ready against the Bolsheviks, while the armistice plan stalls troops to maintain positions.
Amsterdam reports a high profile case where a German tragedy unfolds amid rumors of a duke’s distress over personal constraints. Officials issue a cautious explanation while newspapers question the motive and the official narrative. The public suspects murder or sanctioning factors behind the event.
Fragmentary wartime notes describe military volleys and strategic shifts around key fronts. References to naval artillery and air power hint at broader Allied and Axis strains, with mentions of supply lines and defense adjustments amid ongoing combat.
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