Bowls Carnival Brings Enjoyable Week of Hard Fought Play
A vibrant bowls carnival unfolded from Tuesday through the week at Shineiune and Botton Park with several rounds across divisions. Notable results saw blasts of action as teams like Beslan Stevenson, Conningham Dalsteist and Graham Dreadfoot progressed, while Oates Glenn and Donley tested contenders, with many matches decided by narrow margins and late rallies.
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Dive Sondon Botton Park
Wooltekrven
Fle Walls
Mies
Beslan
Bowl Willie
1Ruthwaite Anderson
Stevenson
Jobinston
Law
Collins
Drummond
Dunstan
Dunstan Us) Defeated Conningham, Dalsteist Bowne, 9. Graham (14)Paod, Eh Pawsh
Prarie
Thorwher
Meniy
Meboniowgh
Wo Melywiongh
Air Rea
Cunningham
Thuthyaite
Oates
Me Donchet
Dann
Waite
Ned Gna
Nyu Seven Heads
Mafest
Coline
Anderson
Talgle'sh
Baylis
Radeigh
Ibhilkon
Dobney
Mehonaugh
Parry
Hume
Yala Seeou
Dickman
John
Tion O Puech
Puech
Raleiki
Ibbotson
Groot
Lellair
Croaker
Blamey
Botton Park
Willams
Hughes
Pocock
Belt
Hrunsklif
Smith
Mitchelrorn
Graham
Dreadfoot
Paul
Lame
Latty
Downie
Broadfoot
Dow
Westman
Donough
Glenn
Brinpilt
Hronfoot
Wentman
Oxtas
Glenna
Deaths in Blizzard Across Nations and Regions
Massive blizzard claims lives in Canada and United States as extreme cold and traffic incidents spike. Minnesota, Montana, Michigan report fatalities from exposure. Towson West Virginia sees a fatal railway explosion. Montreal notes deadly cold conditions and transport disruptions. several drivers freeze in place amid wrecks. Authorities report temperatures well below zero across regions. seven deaths occur in a level mountain incident and other losses cited in widespread weather disaster.
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Vancouver
Bummrd
Canada
United States
Minnesota
Tome
Montana
Michigan
Herme
Towelton
West Virgin
Chicago
Aiy Expreas
Lin
Montreal
Atlantic
Endaka
Calimbia
Mawson City
Yukon
Club Match Reveals Weekend Park Visit Plans
A fragmented note outlines a Monday night club match and a planned park visit. It mentions Wind and Barton and Cluny Wiphiy, with references to Pat Anoe Talon Park and a Wednesday event. Names and places appear incomplete but indicate a local club activity schedule.
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Borton
Patel
Talon Park
Fragmented caption hints at missing article context
The readable text fragment appears to reference a caption or notice about friends abroad and a rate comparison involving New Zealand and Britain. Names, dates, and concrete details are too unclear to extract a coherent event or person.
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New Zealand
Struck His Brother and Keith Guy in Caulfield Incident
Walter Guy 15 found a public safety item at grandfather’s Caulfield home. He ordered Keith to raise his hands and pulled a wager. A portion of Veith’s head was blown off and instant death followed.
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Salchcng
Malbolics
Keith Guy
Walter Guy
Caulfield
Waller
Keith
Veith
Scouts Jamboree Opens in Frankaton
The jamboree of Boy Scouts was officially opened by Governor General Sp Taare Tnacs at Frankaton this afternoon. Girl guides paraded and many guests attended the event.
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Mulbourne
Herphere
Sp Taare Tnacs
Frankaton
Wagga Express Features Report Aims at Social and Sporting News
The Propristore of the Wagga Wegge Exrena Weekly seeks to cover all district social and sporting events with bright news from district centres. Secretaries of sporting bodies are required to read full reports of events, which may be written or given by telephone, under arrangement with the Pointal authorities.
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Wecal
Speedboat Carnival at Lake Albert Promises Lively Program
The Wagga D'sinier Ambulance carnival on New Pen's Day will feature a mime naval battle between two speed boats and a water polo display with Leeton's team traveling to challenge Wagga. Swimmers from Leeton Naranders Tumut Funee Cootamundre Gundagst will compete, with Wagen Beach Life Saving Club running the events. Trophies donated by Mr. Les Canites on display at Cantlea Brow windows. Carnival starts at 2 pm with a regular bus service from Wagga Adminston to the grounds. adult 1/ and child 64.
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Wagga D'sinier Ambulance
Lake Albert
New Pen
Lbee
Leeton
Wagga
Naranders
Tumut
Funee
Cootamundre
Gundagst
Wagen Beach
Adminston
Charles King dies in Carlton Hospital after Beutoir accident
Charles King aged 9, farmer and active member of the F S A and the Country Party, died at Carlton Hospital Yemara following an accident at Beutoir three weeks earlier. He was known as a keen dealer and generous host, leaving a memory of kindness in Rectrle and surrounding districts.
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Charles King
Beutoir
Carlton
Yemara
Tye
F S.A
Country Party
Hie D'Y Trier
Will of Frederick Hobbs Read by Infrared in Probate
An Australian probate notice reveals the will of Frederick Hobbs of Auburn, with large redactions read via infrared. The early clause leaves his estate to son Leonard Hobbs with conditions to support siblings, mentions specific bequests to Mrs Catherine Ansel and Royna Edith Ansel, and restricts gifts to non-family relatives besides named beneficiaries. Hobbs desires cremation with ashes scattered.
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Anistaig
Sydney
Yehart
Frederick Earlstobbs
Auburn
Hobbs
Hie Som
Leonard Earl Hobbs
Strachan
Hetty Belamy
Reyna Endith Ansel
Leonard Mobbs
Ida Hobbs
Mra
Catherine Ansel
Royna Eudith Ansel
Walled Vyhe
Grifith Rifle Matches At Boxing Day Shoot
Attendance from Wagga Narandera Coongoona and others at the Grifith Boxing Day shoot with about 56 competitors. Results feature 20 yards winners and aggregates, with Be Edwards, T Murphy and A Carroll among top scorers, and multiple prizes across yards and trophies including Tyra Trophy and Navanderna Cup.
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Presen
Wagga
Coole Nuindra
Unisre
Olst Battery
Bore Creetr
Narandera
Letom
Dickeon Coowm
L. Dove
Coota
Hicke
Grim
SaidWell
Ungalle
Stein
Byroo
H. Gittoes
H. Ewart
F. Singin
A. Barry
Grmlin
T. Murphy
Angarie
A. Carroll
Bare
Cameron
A Pitman
H. Miekoon
Fenm
Ewort
Pocket Submarine The Sun NW Uviburn's Pocket Submarine
The Sun NW describes a small pocket submarine for naval use. It weighs about 670 tons, measures barely feet in length, and discharges 21 inches of water with a 6 hex system. Equipped with a 4 officer crew and capacity for 60 men, it is designed for coastal defence but could operate further afield.
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Uviburn
Bude Faring
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