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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 25, 1913
Page
11
Readable fragments describe sale pricing on various dress fabrics and coats. Mentions Velvet weaves and new shades. Notes reduced prices on garments and materials for immediate sale, with references to specific items and descriptions.
An old advertisement lists reductions on a ladies smart coat in navy with tan trim, millinery, trimmed mate items, and English Paris medals at half price. Other items include Manchester furnishings, drapery, quilts, towels, linens, and pillow cases with discounted prices and bulk offers.
A busy newspaper ad lists clothing and accessories for men including flannelettes tweed trousers overcoats sweaters and hats. It touts low sale prices and mentions numerous items with discounted “twin” and “double” suits and ties as part of a widespread selling event.
Court records describe O Neill and Mary O Neill implicated in a theft from a pound and aiding a rescue. Defendants Keffer and others face charges related to possession and transfer of stolen goods. Sentences ranged with possible imprisonment for weeks and abetting.
A divorce action describes the estranged wife leaving after separation and disputes over property. The husband cites desertion and neglect, with witnesses noting the wife’s withdrawal to her mother and refusal to return. The court proceedings, past disputes, and emotional strain are outlined in the filing.
The Acting Premier and Minister for Nature face mounting pressure as debates heat over wartime transport and the future of the rail and war effort. Officials discuss allocations between railway firms and other wartime contractors amid ongoing political strain.
The report lists widespread rainfall and gusty winds across various districts with many locations recording showers and possible thunder. Central areas report ongoing rain and cooler conditions with unsettled weather continuing through the day.
Forecasts indicate variable conditions across New South Wales and parts of Australia. Expect some showers in coastal regions with patchy rain inland while central areas remain mostly dry and temperatures show limited variation.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a robbery at Potts Point with scattered names and vague actions. The text mentions a person or place blocky and unclear, offering no clear suspects, dates, or outcomes. Further legible copy is needed to confirm stakes or identify involved parties.
A damaged OCR fragment describes harsh treatment of workers at a farm or factory setting. It mentions screams and confusion among laborers and references individuals such as Todd in a disrupted scene. The text is garbled and lacks full context or clear events.
The Weellahra County meeting discusses straying cattle and proposed rider to require cattle owners to provide stock. Speakers warn of property damage and theft risks while noting enforcement and community impact.
Partial OCR text from a bankruptcy court notice mentions a case in Maine with unclear party names and dates. It includes scattered phrases that resemble court actions and docket references but no coherent details. The readable content suggests a formal filing or hearing notice without concrete facts.
A long social notices fragment describes wedding ceremonies and celebrations across multiple families in the area. The text lists numerous brides and grooms, their parents, and attending relatives, with details of church services and reception venues, all reflecting a busy matrimonial season.
The readable fragments imply a discussion of medicine and chemicals with references to names like Clement, Huey, and various brand terms. The text appears as garbled notes or OCR errors lacking coherent events or clear individuals.
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