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Newspaper
Wagga Wagga Express
Location
Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 17, 1908
Page
4
Fragmentary text describes weighing wheat at country stations, mentions balance systems, railway delivery, and costs. It references weights, adjustments, and operators at various stations, with disrupted phrases about dates, figures, and personnel involved in weighing operations.
Fragmented OCR text lists names and dates in a legal or court notice. Readable items include possible days and months but key actions and official entities are obscured. The fragment hints at scheduled events or hearings but lacks concrete outcomes or jurisdiction.
Fragmented OCR list shows multiple dates and events such as Tuesdays Wednesdays and Thursdays across months with names like Albury Wedomday Marah and Pride A Guay Bamate. The text mixes days, months, and scattered place names, lacking coherent context or clear event details.
Fragmentary parliamentary notes discuss federal old age pensions and proposed sums of 42500 and 40000 within a broader constitutional separation debate. References touch on trusteeships, public welfare, and potential reforms as ministers prepare to address concerns raised in the Commons.
Melbourne trade notes report wool bales linked to a New Zealand concern and a persistent agitation over railway carloads. The article cites shipments from Castarton and Vaid with dates, payments, and several named firms including Mort and Co,Thomas Hamilton, and Minstioa Nati Biaind, detailing the commercial flow and regulatory scrutiny.
Readable lines indicate a Wool Expos period running from July through November at a venue named AUBT Maliassan. No clear dates or locations other than the broad July to November span and the event label.
Fragmented OCR text outlines cadet rifle practice notes and warnings about equipment, range timing, and drill commands. It mentions cadet names and training events with scattered references to ranks and locations, forming a rough schedule of activities and safety reminders.
The garbled text references a May meeting and various names and places, mentioning induct methods, operations, and plans. It mentions Porton and London related topics, with unclear details about a ceremony or march and a focus on rising figures.
A late October match at Tarentte featured a unique scene as a worker from Momosteat played with one hand. The bowler used a single hand to throw and a left-handed delivery to surprise rivals. The event drew attention for its unusual technique and the spectators’ reaction to the display.
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