Wand, railway pay office attendance noted in week
An unclear OCR fragment reports J Wand, a depot worker at Rupanyap, attending a railway pay office. The text mentions weekly payrolls presented by employees, with Latent as a possible name or term.
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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 30, 1901
Page
1
An unclear OCR fragment reports J Wand, a depot worker at Rupanyap, attending a railway pay office. The text mentions weekly payrolls presented by employees, with Latent as a possible name or term.
A partially legible OCR clipping describes Warracknabest events and a hospital admission. It mentions a general election, donations, and a clash of injuries during a crew event. Names include Mr Garland, Thad, Alfred Collier, and Tim. The piece notes a hospital admission and a large number of people affected by the incident.
Jane M. M. Cray of Ave Maria Street Sydney writes that after years of stomach pains and failed remedies she tried Beigel Burmp syrup on the strong urging of friends. She claims the remedy restored her health and urges publication to help others.
A Saturday incident near Springhurst derailed or damaged a goods train from Wolcayy yard, delaying services and affecting surrounding traffic. Officials report no serious injuries among workers or children nearby, and investigators are reviewing rail conditions and safety procedures.
Ambiguous notice fragment from Melbourne Advertising section with unreadable names and address. Reads include 473 Collins Street Melbourne and references to a company and partners. Content is incomplete and unclear for precise facts.
Readable bits show fabric, coats, waterproof garments and overcoats priced in old money. Mentions Crump's and Lond Special lines, with references to bays, warranties, and assorted tailor notes amid garbled text from a historical catalog page.
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