Rail stations need water supply before beautification says press
An Australian column condemns neglect at railway stations especially in drought. It urges urgent provision of clean water for travelers and staff, arguing that without reliable access to water the public suffer. only then should station landscaping and flower beds be considered. The piece lauds Crews at Cumberland lines for plantings but insists water comes first for health and comfort.
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Charles Moore
Ehiet
Jalidwa
Hera
Centrinis
Niimibera
Ava
Murrurundi
Jnek
Hna
Isen
Cumberland
Anne
Ib York
Brin
Leib Hartel Petaty
Erik
Alvaneed
Tirana
Gonpell
Alan Gem Liege
Nik Cooly
Vinnibar
Saul Rosfulaiva
Abel Foyer
Leider Betwen Aly
Puiblia
Lees
Pravent
Noawons
Headley
Nickell
J. Dy
Caudill Enunotion Poskonkons da
Belony Way Ag
Avith
Syliere
Alfues Tania
Panei
Bealy
Angie
Elehor Nouiral
Aga
Periaps
Hilonoe
Wihvaningen
Fun
Legal row and athletic booth license denied in January 1978
A January 1978 court note records John Carter charged with insult and threats to Catherine Carter, leading to a dismissal of the case for mutual blame. Separately Henry Frost sought an alcohol license for a sports ground booth. the request was granted with conditions. The report then describes a chaotic demonstration where a male athlete hurled a stone, provoking commentary on gender differences and physiology framed as a moral tale.
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Tunbatoanikg Damlak
John Decker Carter
Catherine Carter
Ale Lum Bean
Ho Dame
Baturday
Wirnes
Apoka Yuna
Aha
Ilus
Beneliey Hia
Tha” Dawigiaiye
Bevel
Mao
Ugaihet Loki
Egain
Saner
Bidward
Leonard Way
Havinig Ilugelly
Mr. Abbett
Tha Bonch
WSE
Henry Frost
Mir
Alhott
Fox al Licenga
A. Booth Ag
Wrrcals
Queensland and Victoria weigh duplicate cable plans
The Hon. C. S. Mein discusses the duplicate cable issue and the push for an alternative deep sea line from Melbourne to Queensland. The Chief Secretary notes the Governor will not fund duplicative lines, while proposals for a Melbourne to Colombo route via Port Phillip are considered as a potential improvement over the present system.
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Wnile
United Aabid
Telegraph
Molhonrad
C. S. Mein
Tusinnster-Ganaral
Queensland
Melbourne
Galle
Port Phillip
Why She Cant Throw a Stone
An analysis of early youth misjudgments in throwing, recounting how sisters struggled to toss snowballs with grace and security. The piece compares peers, noting awkward arm swings and the awkward vertical arc, using playful reminiscence to explain why stone throwing remained tricky.
Remedy for Drought Spurs New Irrigation Effort
The article reports Hon. G. L. Cox returning from a global tour to discuss drought relief through artesian wells and irrigation schemes. It notes widespread drought impacts, cites Australian and global drought patterns, and argues science and enterprise can transform barren plains into fertile settlements.
Singleton Grammar School Opens at Slyydelons
A historic report details the Singleton Grammar School establishing at Slyydelons by Mr Belfraga and Tiobure, outlining the ceremony, prize distribution, and praise for Principal Mr. P. G. King, with notes on the school’s heritage and future prospects.
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Slyydelons
Belfraga Owill
Willinon Faw Snontiie
Foumilanion
P. G. King
Tainworth Torannuar
de Witt
Paneworth
Doo
Cincere
Nigel Elena
Poveenets
Meelantes
Ob. Weiss
Weleh
Dhe Rohenl
Ben Place
Anil
Sree Dows
World War II Era Road Race Disaster Report
A chaotic report describes a public road race near Wonlville on Anniversary Day. A rider collided with spectators and a vehicle, causing injuries including a prominent victim taken to Din Gerhinge hospital. Police and troopers responded while witnesses recounted moments of confusion and emergency aid.
Auction notices and prices from a fragile old market page
Fragmented OCR reveals a notice of sales in a 19th century market with references to items like wool, pelts, and various goods. It mentions auctioneer activity, shipment terms, pricing ranges, and a call to readers about upcoming consignments and payments. The text includes names and scattered figures indicating lots and valuations.
Fragmented ledger of notes and names from a historic parish record
A dense, OCR damaged collage of names, dates, places, and roles across a many-factioned register. It lists individuals such as Tarpon Devaney and Maavedaryy VATB with scattered notes on wards, dates, and officials. The surrounding text references sanitary matters, public notices, and local authorities.
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Ai Folics
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Bronk Nai Gh
Baoote
J.P
Mlinogt
Siatera
G. L. Cox
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India
Europe
America
France
Italy
Switzerland
Teniaben
United States
Konsona
Australia
Chin
South America
Menely
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Bristol
Bea
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Notbil
Teall
Ren
Pearl of the
Weiss Corte
Weiner
Matas Allekiag
Mweitta
Ing
Sila
Singleton” Grammar School
Condon
Pulmary
Tang
Ucla
Npainbentle
Eher Ioobers
Peirgins
Sears
Raley
Matthew
Eleardig
Aid
Araia
Hana Far Padille
Pravinfona
Sir Barney
Byaninelint
Anerids Anringen
Beayer
Ravel
Pania
Elie
Regia
Wonlville
An & Pop
Tyre
Theo Peddook
Barack
Kiernan
Tanya
Nawerly
John Mtovertaun
Wick Jia
Wendor
Ality
Ralihim
Uivica
Privet
Josni
Wadier
Yale
Pellio Cepa
Ryan
Engelige Beer
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Cuyrest
Vale of Thiead
Lins
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Mie
Waheed
Abel
Roman Grewele
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Mit
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Veigts
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Bare Weytral
Fireegenet
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Siva
Lima
Lini
Hwan
Lee
Ned Stationsiing
Isles
Iol Sewredtion
Yeerluna
Pris
Melvourins
Commercial Intelligence
Maitland
Lorne
Arvin
Luanl
Luuirig
Lunthor
Jay Hitman
Weuness
Wale
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Salo Tosa
Wwel Mrltinayd
Sydney
Naheion
Jon
Bion
Lara
Romaria Cade
Ter
Adele Prurpenns
Qaetalion
Minton
Lao Tr Ras
Wwer
Ly Abbey
Melied
Jean T. Warder
Fray Peerdwiele
C. Porchitye
Acer Bikes
Atret Deey
Cali
AM Wore Cp
Elibe Hentee
Stiri
Vuatar Grail
Roel Wenda
Proton
West June
Mga
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Femskeny
Phat
Chea
Thanslay
R. Lewyer
Buuiden
Coxcomia
Timote Boyr
Mer
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