29 Dec 1914
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Newspaper
Wagga Wagga Express
Location
Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 29, 1914
Page
1
A long list of names and organizations appears, naming local officials and club officers. The document includes committees for agricultural and pastoral associations, football, bowling, and various societies, with roles for presidents secretaries and managers. It reflects a community roster for Wagga and surrounding districts.
Weather notes indicate unsettled conditions across New South Wales with cloud cover and variable winds. Forecast includes patchy showers in coastal areas and clearer spells inland, with temperatures fluctuating through the period.
Fragments describe skin troubles heated by Zam-Buk with references to a Mrs Lane of Darragh Street and a person waking in pain. The text mixes complaints of rashes and sleepless nights with multiple exclamations and uncertain quotes about healing salves and hope for relief.
Fragmented OCR text discusses a cough remedy labeled Dr Bheldar and a domestic sale price. It names no clear events or individuals beyond a few stray terms and appears to be an ad-like jumble with references to eyes, medicines, and household remedies.
A desolate OCR fragment outlines a share issue for Bawgadang Gold Mines. It mentions 60 shares of £10 each, totaling 1000 tally payments, with later notes of 4080 shares to be held, and a forthcoming meeting to approve distribution and property handling.
Readable fragments describe a beauty related topic with garbled phrases. Mentions of beauty standards and possible product claims surface amid unclear text. Names, dates, or places do not emerge clearly from the damaged content.
A garbled OCR passage mentions payments and names such as Heath and Waki amid disjointed phrases. It appears as a stray, unreadable note with no clear events, dates, or coherent narrative to report.
In Sydney, traders note fluctuating railway market prices and logistic costs affecting coal and grain shipments. Despite volatility, wharf clearance improves as carload consignments settle into regular routes.
A damaged OCR market note outlines the skin, hide, and tallow trade with prices and trends. It references wool and leather terms, flatted goods, and fluctuating demand, noting lower competition and varied demand across regions and materials.
An incoherent OCR fragment lists names and phrases with garbled references to people and places. It mentions individuals such as Cutloure and Lenin, with scattered terms like Fort and Olan. Overall, the text reads as a damaged local note or ad fragment without a clear event or narrative.
The readable fragments mention Ciera, a Kindy interview, and park alerts. Other names and places are garbled, but hints of a medical issue and a festival or event appear amid broken phrases. The exact details and chronology remain unclear.
Vague OCR text hints at Peter Sullivan of Lockhart and a hotel related to accommodation and meals. Details are unclear, but references a visit to a new car and local telephone inquiry.
C Redditch land agent in Wagga attends Crown Lands Acts divisions across Riverina district. Lists of crown lands for section supplied with plans and full particulars. Farmers in march of settlement advised to correspond with care of the Agent, with personal attendance encouraged.
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