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Newspaper
Wagga Wagga Express
Location
Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 11, 1913
Page
3
Absentee ballots are still being tallied amid a Liberal win framing the contest. The report details second ballots likely next Saturday and notes limited absentee vote impact while citing figures and names prominent in the campaign. The article juxtaposes labor and liberal candidates and references political figures and locations involved in the disputed result.
Local brief notes an event involving Maudie WiC and Wes Mada with unclear details. The fragment mentions a participation or meeting, described in terse terms, leaving specifics uncertain. Further readable context is needed for a clear summary.
Fragmented OCR text outlines scattered phrases about votes, candidates, and precincts, with many garbled names and places. The readable bits reference a 91st line, a Hurvenn figure, and various voter mentions, but no clear event date, location, or outcome to summarize definitively.
A garbled OCR fragment lists names, places, and terms such as Cat, Canetti, Cur ule, and MBL among scattered references. It hints at a historic or literary canvas but provides no coherent narrative, dates, or clear events to confirm.
Fragmented OCR text describes bowls results and players with names like Mobbe, Hy Handley, Glen, Hunter, and Hutton. Mentions dates, venues, and teams in a period style, indicating a local print summary of a bowls event with multiple matches and outcomes. The readable lines suggest a list of match results, players, and possible scores though many words are garbled.
Frum Oye Ows Correzpondant reports last week’s events in the Cannery of the Matric Turn area. A man named WH Phun is detained in Sydney while a tractor and workers observed halted field work across 200 acres, with crops damaged or stacked. Local taverns and officials seem silent as farm outputs fall short of expectations and inquiries proceed.
The readable fragments mention police court fixtures and a person named Cosi or Cosi related to a case with Ward and Peay. The rest is garbled. no clear dates, places, or outcomes could be determined from the OCR.
A fragmentary sports note records a meeting involving Gundagal and four teams with unclear details. The text mentions teams, an armau event, and local participants, but specific names, places, dates, scores, and outcomes are not clearly readable. Further readable context is required for precise facts.
Fragmentary notes from Cootamundra races list runners and times with unclear spellings. Names such as Benny Fowl, Jett, Garvey, and Paulo appear among scattered odds and positions, but many words are garbled, making full results uncertain.
Fragmented OCR text advertises water filters and household goods from William e and Bok in Wagga Wagga. It mentions products like PUREM WATER FILTER and QUIT Monquila Repeller with garbled promotional phrases and scattered vendor names. The legible items point to selling household items and patent medicines with unclear pricing.
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