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Newspaper
Wagga Wagga Express
Location
Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 08, 1907
Page
3
A scrambled telegraph report from New South Wales describes treasury notes and a vanished passage involving a man named Me if Yeo, with references to steam ashore and a whalish yate. The garbled text mentions a base and a treasure-like scheme, implying a covert or unlawful exchange linked to the Treasury Notes incident.
The readable fragments show a garbled mix of names places and numbers. Entities include Wallis Avenue 245 and scattered fragments such as Prvat and Jods. The text lacks coherent events or clear actions to summarize into a full news item.
A garbled OCR passage references mortality, names, and places with unclear context. It mentions a naval or local notice with phrases like mortality and unknown individuals, suggesting a damaged archival snippet without full clarity.
A garbled report describes a boat race involving teams from Purvertut and Sleshropotitun, with unclear locations and participants. The fragment mentions hampered lines and mixed names, offering little verifiable detail or outcomes.
A deputation of stock owners met Agriculture Minister I. Minialat seeking favorable action to ease the border restrictions affecting Victoria. They urged abolition of the border enshrew tagulae, argued New South Wales precedents, and supported Swinburne to address the issue while stressing practical relief for local breeders.
A faulty engine caused a tragedy at Albany as a worker named Peete died and others along the Wingisld steamer were affected. The report notes a drowning incident with witnesses and a line about safety and welfare amid unclear details from the damaged text.
A fragmentary Ottawa era note lists players and officials for an OLDIOWN V LAKE Thatoa contest. The text mentions a lake venue, associated services, and a long roll of participant surnames, with scattered references to scores, venues, and arrangements, though the passage is highly garbled.
Fragmented readable lines mention nominations and club handing events with scattered names and dates. The text is garbled and includes scattered references to people and organizations without coherent context or complete facts.
A jagged report from a correspondence column notes various names, committees, and matches as preparations for upcoming events unfold. It mentions a contentious discussion about a school football competition, a plan to review pricing, and a decision pending local umpire involvement. The piece lists officials and clubs, with emphasis on scheduling and potential issues.
A scrambled OCR item references Prank H Emith a local chemist and a public event or sales in 1900. The fragment hints at a chart, cart, or hurtful line and mentions a crush and dogs. Details are incomplete but imply a sensational local note with names and dates.
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