14 Jul 1914
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Newspaper
Wagga Wagga Express
Location
Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 14, 1914
Page
1
A noisy advertisement promises heavy discounts on furniture through gradual payment options. It touts easy installments, low upfront costs, and extended terms with delivery included, urging readers to buy now and pay later without immediate full payment.
Police court fixtures list shows tentative trial dates and assigned officers for cases in the municipal court. It notes forthcoming hearings, with defendants and charge types, and outlines bench and jury schedules for the week.
Unclear OCR reads like a jumble about pimples and blackheads on the face with stray phrases and numbers. The text mentions facial concerns, possible remedies, and scattered words that do not form a coherent report or named entities.
Fragmentary obituary notes a pioneer figure connected with Albury, referencing a beneficent society and hospital work. The text mentions Wellington and various names tied to late 19th century Albury life, hinting at community service and a charity fund. Details are incomplete, but the tone recalls a memorial notice for a local resident.
An unclear historical clipping presents a jumble of garbled words and misplaced names. It mentions a brig and a mayor, with references to locations like Newtown and Wugge, but critical details are unreadable, yielding a blanked, incoherent summary from the readable fragments.
Fragmented OCR text references Pollown imports numbers and various names. It mentions 26TH imports 10 toons and 4h fi wae hr rad ta 8 ns. The passage includes many garbled proper nouns suggesting a list of people and places without clear context.
Fragmentary text shows a sports results vibe with many garbled names and numbers. It mentions a race or match, likely with a winning team or individuals, but the readable content is insufficient to identify precise entities, dates, or outcomes.
Fragmented OCR listing tasks and notices about land acts and estates in Wagga with mentions of Land Agent authority, schedules, bindings, and related services. It includes garbled phrases about meals, weddings, tailoring, and a play, reflecting a collage of local notices and ads.
A fragmented notice lists BAUNSKILL ar 810eK and partners, DALGETY and others, announcing the purchase of a local business. Mentions addresses including BAYLIS STREET WAGGA and MR GQ WATSON, with limited readable details on the sale and participants.
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