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Newspaper
Wagga Wagga Express
Location
Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 13, 1913
Page
2
The Murrumbidgee Co operative holds a year end session with directors and members at Wagga area venues. Notices mention elections, asset transfers, and impending financial tasks as part of community efforts to finalize year activities and coordinate with local institutions.
Sunday December 14 1813 notices list Holy Communion times and church locations in Wau Wauga including John’s Church and Lake stations. The fragmented text mentions lay readers and various names and parish roles amid a schedule of worship and related church business.
In Wagga Wagga the PAPUAN group promotes an exhibition and distribution event featuring Prince. The notice outlines venue details, dates, and participation information for readers and local organizations.
The page summarizes wartime dispatches noting political figures, labor strikes, and regional votes. It mentions various local offices, committees, and the ongoing debate over wartime funding and policy, with scattered references to protests and public readings. Names and places appear alongside fragmented event notes.
A garbled report mentions holidays and a long string of names and events. It references a 9 year old and various locations, people, and activities, with stray phrases about payments, schedules, and a public event. The readable fragments point to a town event, a hospital mention, and a scattered sequence of names and dates, but details remain unclear due to corruption.
Fragmented OCR text cites heated campaigning around the Albury seat with candidate names, party lines, and alleged plots. Mentions reference Liberal, Labour, and other affiliations, with claims of rebellion and political maneuvering shaping debates ahead of elections.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses an election context with names and votes. It mentions voters, a candidate Bor, and a Monon 4, with unclear passages about a vote tally and timing. The readable portions reference Messrs and places in a local political scene.
Fragmentary text from a late edition mentions names and a Friday stunt at an Australian college, with uncertain references to Macquarie and Singara in garbled form. No clear event, date, score, or outcome is readable.
Fragmentary OCR yields stray references to notes on elections and civic process. The readable bits mention community involvement, candidates, and public interest in upcoming polls, with unclear details but a sense of civic reporting.
A scrambled telegraphic fragment reports on migrants, land matters, and conflicting cautions about travel and safety. Names and places blur, but hints of Orient, Australia, New Zealand emerge amid disrupted lines and uncertain instructions. The piece reads like a dated, garbled dispatch with partial references to policy and movement.
A garbled Melbourne clipping mentions Mr. Cook and a Spagnage team in a slander context. Incomplete lines discuss an easy way out and a drawn engagement, with references to a house and Friday timing, but the details are unreadable.
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