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Newspaper
Wagga Wagga Express
Location
Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 31, 1938
Page
2
A dense regional column highlights community events, personal notices, and civic items across multiple locales. It mentions meetings, public notices, sports results, and social happenings with numerous names and places woven through the text.
Fragmented OCR text reports a cyclonic storm and a series of community meeting notes. It mentions meetings, names, dates, and locations with many garbled terms. The exact event details and participants are not clearly readable.
Fragmentary OCR text with scattered names dates and locations, lacking coherent events or outcomes. Contains garbled phrases about dates, places, and activities, with no verifiable entities or conclusions to anchor a proper news item.
Fragmented late 19th century style text urges mothers to care for themselves and baby. It cautions about germs from poor hygiene and stresses keeping hands clean to prevent infection during infant care.
Mr and Mrs Nolan together with Mrs Nolan's mother, Mrs Mudaon of Kinwil Street, have now returned to their home at St Kilian. Two other daughters of Mrs Hadeon, Mrs B M O Connnr of Muramoorab and Miss Tees Helon of Wagga, remained with Mrs Nolan for a vacation in Melbourne.
The article highlights new Buick models on display at Mintys Motors with emphasis on design, frame construction, and anticipated performance. It notes features such as a lighter frame, improved aerodynamics, and practical gear changes while engaging readers with comparisons to other models and the showroom experience.
A double fatal crash occurred on the Cheisin tire between Yeuda and Leeton involving Amullny fruck and a motor cir. Reginald John Callaghan of Brook ous Avenue and others were killed. Witnesses described the collision as shocking with remarkable escapes by Mrs Griffith and a baby.
In Wagga and Sydney obituaries three deaths are reported. Oliver Jones of Moruuiah Street died at 73 after a short illness in a private hospital. Ellen Ward wife of H Ward of Burrandana died at 66 in a private Sydney hospital. Walter Henry Mitchell of Wagga died at 75, a former Victorian and Tasmanian player and a long time ASP member who helped found the pensioners funeral benefit fund.
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