01 Sep 1915
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Newspaper
Zeehan And Dundas Herald
Location
Zeehan, Tasmania, Australia
Date
Sep 01, 1915
Page
1
Notice announces a theatrical program at Theatre Royal in Tor Mont with performers including Messrs C Bramby and Co. The event, pending licensing and public notice, lists Spotswood as manager and notes a fourteen day wait for a license after initial display.
A newspaper dispatch outlines Australia mobilizing religious bodies, unions, and municipal groups to support war relief. Ministers and community figures urge donations, fundraising, and public campaigns to back families and soldiers, with widespread letters and pleas across cities and churches.
Notice invites traders to the inland mass exhibition in Tasmania for a nine period fair. Applicants must state detailed particulars and price by letter. Instruments including a piano may be purchased for cash. Apply to Robert Manney & Co Ltd at the specified office.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a person and time related to an event, but details are unclear. It references locations and names in scattered form with missing context. This item lacks complete facts to identify a definite incident or outcome.
Fragmentary report notes a Saturday match with weather affecting shooting. Mentions an opponent and a spectator sighting but readable facts are sparse and names are garbled.
Fragmentary text describes a French town, a besieged soldier, and a gesture interpreted by a British child. It mentions bronchitis cures and medicines amid war reporting, with confused dialogue and scattered names, hinting at an illustrated wartime column.
Victorian court proceedings recount alleged police misconduct and evidence handling. Attorney-General Inghes questioned a visit by constables amid testimony about the Hew York incident and a sequence of confrontations focused on Walker and other witnesses.
A late 19th century protest by newspaper workers criticizes proposed postage increases. Reporters argue higher costs threaten press independence and public access, urging government review and alternative revenue plans while warning of broader impacts on readers and circulation.
fragmentary account describes military dispatches and postal service issues in Melbourne with references to imperial government offers, wartime logistics, and a proposed reserve post for Western forces. the piece hints at delayed consignments and official correspondence amid wartime mobilization.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions political figures and a phrase about a vote. No clear event dates or locations are readable. Names appear garbled, making it impossible to identify a specific organization or outcome from the available readable fragments.
Fragmentary report from South Australia details inexact court notes and ship actions. The garbled text mentions a police court proceeding, a steamer, a fine, and unnamed individuals with disrupted names and sequence.
Fragmented dispatches from Hobart recount a Tuesday night session, mentions of a chief Heluk and a ward, and notes on a proposal to resubmit to the Cohinwt. Reports touch on weather, telegraph orders, and political commentary amid unclear connections and stray phrases.
Fragmentary notice from Hobart Ti Night referencing Myalla Stanley Way and Mr Hel indicates questions over railway dates and adoption of a feature. It notes that the path of the railway has not been decided and that a plan would be prepared for confirmation.
A garbled report indicates a state recruiting drive facing errors with staffing and timing. Details are unclear but hint at a disrupted plan involving a doctor and an event staged on a Tuesday, with mentions of recruitment aims and an auction-like setup.
A fragmentary testimonial extols a remedy labeled Hean's Science Misture as the best for sore throats and general relief. The note claims wide neighbor endorsement and repeated effectiveness, with a dubious claim of high purity and value.
Fragmentary notes describe ore production and pricing figures. The text mentions tons of ore, valued at various per ton rates, with references to a mine operation and related processing. Details are incomplete and mixed with stray words.
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