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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 30, 1922
Page
10
The cabinet discussed personnel changes as Mr Bruaxner opposes several picks led by Mr James Mahon and Colonel Murderk. Amid calls for reform and scrutiny of the legialative process, committee chairs and leaders face reappointment amid broader party strategy.
The Consul-General and Madame Teppet a were seen with New Reasimet American Gene Alaney Th pute Chief of I beam at the new Minabquarte. West prominent Air Fisherman's Association member and former vice president attended. Funeral services for Thomas Parkinson were held in the district with a private interment. The Mires Lever voyage from Fremantle to New York was noted.
The Balend, Mente, and Mead enter a £150 prize contest with total prize money of £10. A review email mentions bakers in the race while the Sharter Air Falalyr wins from Brivaner and Cedar completes the lineup.
A damaged OCR fragment describes a product line with eucalyptus extracts and concentrates. It mentions a special procedure, a comparison to ordinary extracts, and a chemical company, listing various brands and terms.Details are unclear due to garbled text.
A garbled OCR fragment references unfit for humans phrases and wartime measures. It mentions leaders, time wart, and government actions, with scattered names and locations obscured. The readable bits imply political tension and public health language amid wartime reporting.
Fragmented OCR text hints at a personal note or poem with names and places. It mentions May, December, and affection framed as a familial bond. No clear event, dates, or organizations are identifiable.
A garbled OCR note references a road incident near Hurst and a woman awoken or involved, with several unreadable terms including Virtanen and Keeysds. The fragment lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes to determine a full event.
A damaged OCR fragment references multiple names and places with unclear context. Readable elements include names like Nant and Weems and a date hint around eight, but the full event and location are obscured. The piece appears to describe a local notice or brief without complete facts.
A fragmentary garden column offers pruning tips and planting ideas for November. It mentions fruit trees, berry beds, and general care guidance for weekend gardeners, with casual observations on tools and schedules.
Fragmented garbled text references a bay hold up and a standoff between management and a union. It notes an investigation, potential settlement efforts, and calls for representation, with mentions of Daly, England, and political figures. The readable content is chaotic and lacks clear dates or outcomes.
A 14 000 pound fire heavily damaged a vacant 1600 block site. Fire crews contained the blaze but residents reported eerie noises and possible injuries. Investigations focus on cause and safety measures to prevent rekindle.
Fragmentary OCR text references Aachen, a chief colonel Matson retirement, a Marine event, and unspecified maritime terms. No clear dates, names, or outcomes are discernible beyond scattered references to military or civic topics.
Fragmented OCR notes describe cold weather outlooks across counties with forecasts for snow and wind chill. Scattered garbled lines mention Katoomaa, Meath and potential frost, with unclear local references and a damp, wintry tone.
A fragmented report previews the Grand National Hurdle meeting with discussion of betting odds and notable figures. It notes recovery from recent issues, prices, and a planned loan related to the event, with county council deliberations and possible rewards affecting the muster.
The report cites widespread wage reductions affecting laborers on private railways and union workers. It mentions a disturbed scene at a withdrawal or arbitration center in Noo Wyluetrial, with calls for justice and better pay, highlighting tensions in the industry.
A brief notice highlights the importance and value of park work, noting that experienced professionals like Theile respond to ongoing demands. The piece references modern portals and the role of engineers in meeting practical municipal requirements.
A fragment notes a purported marriage arrangement with names and places mentioned in a church setting. The text lists individuals, dates, and possible ceremonies as part of a social dispute or anticipation surrounding a wedding event.
A rail guard William Beker, 41, was killed when a routine operation at Hoselle yard on June 2 ended with a collision. Investigator Shea questioned railway officials, noting multiple instructions in force and a severed item found near the scene. The incident prompted an inquiry into safety procedures and agent conduct.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Valeria Tooth Paste and Kredigghaitel, with references to Maven and a possible venture or partnership. The text is incomplete and unclear about dates, places, or concrete actions.
Fragmented OCR reports an escape involving Levuka and a submerged rock survey. It mentions wrecks and vessel actions near a coast with clerical figures and a masthead to the investigation. The text is garbled and combines names, dates, and locations in a single breathless paragraph.
A fragmentary report describes a driverless cart, a risky dive at a crossing, and a collision near a street in a town. Names and places are partially legible, with reference to a wagon and a nearby pub or shop. Further details are unclear due to damaged text.
A fragmented notice indicates lime and cement companies will apply substantial reductions to prices. The document notes adjustments aimed at supporting industry recovery and market stability amid economic pressures.
The article describes Sydney's new Hampton Court Flats on the Heights of Darling, offering furnished and unfurnished units with sound and bee proofing and up to date conveniences. A grand future is touted with a special house call and generous guest access while service hours are outlined.
Fragmentary notes describe a rearmaneation or pruning event amid a tangle of garbled words. Readable names and places are scarce, with multiple fragments pointing to a local action or meeting in a community setting.
An OCR damaged fragment mentions names and places in a partial historical news item. The legible bits reference Koester Mire, Tan, and Torr Mer Me Fity with scattered words about news, brine, and a trial context. Exact events, dates, and full names remain unclear due to corruption.
Fragmented OCR reads like a court update about maritime spouses and legal matters. Names and places are garbled but signal a marriage related case involving sailors, spouses, and possible cross court actions amid Atlantic travel.
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