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Newspaper
Wagga Wagga Express
Location
Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 14, 1935
Page
4
Central enquiry office for greyhounds founded by Nevill Whiting. Gary honest, trained by experienced owner trainer at Wentworth House Collins Street Melbourne. Dog handling and personal care guaranteed by SN. Whiting Pty. Opd.
Fragmented OCR style report mentions greyhound races with names such as Kurson Von, Our Glee Misnomer, Karaxoy, and J Mudie. Distorted text references stakes, results, and possible placings with multiple garbled phrases and scattered proper nouns.
The document reports a contested decision involving Temora and a dispute over a sport or event. Legal language references an appeal, an application, and a hearing at an official venue. Opponents argue the sport would proceed, while the applicants claim a different outcome. The text is garbled but centers on a legal or administrative ruling and potential scheduling.
Records show multiple race results across divisions with teams Mmurkban Zlnphow Pavenble bilysy Wansanetia Moathe Motley cts 141 Juvenile Goldverb Vataleen Kurop 10 1 Cup Nellie Thrice Virenea and others. Notable finishes include Charwood 74 defeating Journey's emt 2 Lont Nelson 4 in court trial context.
Directions describe cutting tortoiseshell into pieces and Wille celluloid, placing in a cup and stirring until a sticky paste forms. The instruction then mentions cement like substance but ends abruptly with unclear completion.
A garbled account reports calls for bold moves by a golf club to produce a new ball and equipment. The text hints at organizational upheaval, alleged coercion, and social tension surrounding a campaign, with references to labor, death figures, and unsettled leadership in a troubled community.
An adjourned inquest probes the death of 14 year old Frank Ritsau after a fall from a motor lorry at Ganmain. The boy died November 29 in Wagga Hospital from tetanus. evidence cites a forearm fracture and improper antiseptic treatment. Doctor Considine and officials discuss care, wound cleaning, and the decision to transfer to hospital. The case examines whether surface antiseptics could reach the deep infection site and questions the handling of the arm and subsequent bleeding. The boy’s father details the accident and the injured lad’s age.
An advertising notice promotes daily newspaper availability with Sunday morning edition. It mentions syllables and sales language, highlighting new items and ongoing promotions for readers. The readable text emphasizes sale of all papers and a Sunday morning print option.
A fragmented OCR passage discusses practical gift ideas with enduring value, focusing on ease of use and reducing labor in the home. It mentions traditional domestic scenes, family life, and the appeal of gifts that lighten household tasks and support everyday care.
Fragmentary report mentions Ravenkow and Te related to a truck event. Names like Hane coil Hoth Meza and La speita 32a appear amid garbled OCR. No clear outcome or dates available.
A garbled OCR fragment describes a rifle club and ammunition distribution tied to a war effort. The text references a department and a club involved in handling munitions, with unclear actions and roles. No clear names, dates, or places are discernible to confirm specifics.
The text outlines betting and ammunition sale rules for rifle clubs, noting attendance and member restrictions. It mentions penalties for firemen breaking rules, a Diserietise Commandant approval requirement, and a 50 pound fine. An S.D.R.A. appeal reduces a six month disqualification to one month, while a Yarn Vacuum Fardour race appeal was struck out with bets pending appeal.
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