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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 14, 1913
Page
3
A veterinary notice from Clemente Tonuc Ltd discusses remedies for animal ailments and a successful treatment causing improved appetite, weight gain, and better sleep. The report notes a featured case of a mare and a cow, with claims of rapid recovery and praise for Clementtons tonic.
A brief item reports on latest returns in federal elections with names such as Morgan and Reilly appearing among candidates. The fragment notes party labels Lab and references Thompson and Orr while hinting at Ta results and majorities.
A Senate boxing bout between Wal and Chou ended in a draw. Officials reported a close match with no clear scoring winner, keeping both participants without advantage as spectators watched.
A garbled late 19th century broadcast notes surprise about Baker and the stadium, mentions Governor Pompeii, Brisbane, and Brinane councils amid match arrangements and special permissions. The text references radio style reporting of a sports event with unclear names and places.
Fragmentary OCR reveals a probate notice concerning the will of Mk. M. Drummond of Vetem. It mentions heirs Thelma Adelie and others, with unclear language about estate distribution and beneficiaries. Further legal action appears implied.
The four former police officials and associates face criminal conspiracy counts over plans to hinder testimony and suppress witnesses in a case tied to a murder investigation. The probe links police encryptions and bribes with the attempt to silence key witnesses including an ex-police captain and a named witness in the trial.
Fragmented OCR lists numerous names and initials associated with a Postmaster General department in New South Wales. The readable material presents a long roster of individuals, likely letter carriers, with scattered initials and surnames, interspersed with unclear punctuation and diacritics. The passage resembles personnel shorthand rather than a formal notice.
A freight incident near a culvert on the track halted service as a car jumped rails. Emergency crews responded and cleared the scene while a tram and waterway were affected. Speed and timing details were unclear in the readable text.
The article discusses Me Edgar’s seat in Melbourne politics amid party shifts and a proposed amendment to the seat arrangement. It notes Labour as a potential challenger and references Mr Pye and Mr Edge in the seat's changing dynamics.
Weather report lists many places with winds and rainfall details. It notes mountains and regions around Warr k ryatainred and Western Haken, reporting temperatures and gusts across numerous towns. The report includes scattered showers and forecasts for several dates and localities, with various measurements and station names.
Fragmentary weather notes describe varying conditions and temperatures with numerous garbled words. The readable parts reference Lake area conditions and a general forecast but lack coherent detail or definitive data.
Fragmented readable text describes vessels sheltering at a river port with scattered names and events. The garbled OCR mentions ships, a river, and a marine context but lacks clear actions or outcomes to confirm.
A post office was entered and the safe blown open. Intruders forced entry through a doorway and damaged surrounding rooms including a shop and office areas. The incident disrupted regular operations and a temporary halt in service followed as investigators examined the scene.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe rain and flooding affecting farms in a region, with mentions of water levels and affected districts. The garbled text references authorities and localities, but key names and precise details are unreadable.
The report details government action to fund the repair of embankments at Maitland and surrounding areas. It notes a total allocation around seven hundred sixty pounds and mentions departmental oversight and scheduled timing for the work, with references to project partners and local confirmations.
A grocer named Wewry Martier, 17, sustained injuries when he fell from a cart on York Street. He was along Hartley when the wagon tipped, breaking wood and injuring his right arm. A passerby aided him and a doctor treated the wound. He received 18 dollars in care.
A puzzling OCR fragment mentions Mir Mentagandhol, Alice Mo Houghton, and Mr Wroughten in a broken Newmarket scene. Names appear amid garbled lines about a possible incident or event, with references to towns, individuals, and a governor, all in unclear sequence and context.
An unclear OCR fragment describes a coal trim ship at Waser Pattee Court with reference to Loans, Sinamay Time, and independent Ben-ualonbet. It mentions a tote treomer and a derailed event, with vague notes about the New Imperial Mine and losses.
A crowded session in Esturder with Vieedt and Mla Phewere seeing members convene for the ceremony. Officials and labor reps addressed infrastructure projects on Waiee isles and inland routes while the Miniaree touted progress on the capital city works program. The event featured remarks on port development at Port Kembla and the opening of large-scale works, with community leaders noting anticipated employment and growth.
Fragmentary OCR lists names, places, and terms from a regional page. It mentions people, locations, and activities in a scattered, journalistic style without clear events or outcomes.
Mr Leving Trumnter, president of the American Renitive Bevieiy, announced a waterplane event involving Ges Meum 10 homaebeate. The report describes trembleys waterplanes and notes two children hoping for regular nightly meals and safety aboard the vessel.
Federal law reminder states that the due date for payments is Wednesday the 18th of the month for the current year 1910-1991. A 1 percent daily fine may be imposed for late payments and mentions penalties related to the Broken Elbrasch of the Fagies Tri afm and Firemen Association.
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