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Newspaper
Wagga Wagga Express
Location
Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 02, 1914
Page
2
Fragmented OCR reads like a public notice or timetable listing names and dates. Key entities include Hib, Vinita Lewkhar, and Daly, with days of the week and months partially shown. The broken text suggests an event or legal notice schedule in a local paper but specifics are unclear.
Fragmented OCR reads a hospital and pharmacy notice from a 19th or early 20th century issue. It mentions Foot's Pharmacy on Bay Street with addresses and a visiting committee listing names such as Mosare, Ixmdder, Camaros, and Onten. The text references medical care and medicines and urges attention to orders and rebates.
The article discusses whether elections may warrant a double dissolution of the Federal Parliament amid a conflict between the Opposition and the Government. It notes delays, the role of Prime Minister Labor’s stance, and the potential paths to resolving the crisis, including voter options and possible parliamentary maneuvering. The piece mentions key figures and the prospect of a constitutional deadlock influencing governance and reform.
In a murky report farmers push for action while industrial leaders face rising tensions. A labor committee meets Saturday to discuss terms as officials warn of potential shifts in production and trade policies.
A garbled 1920s style local page reports wartime and civic events with scattered names such as Maguire Lastrange and Lamirthar. It references health fairs, elections, and community notes in fragmented lines, mentioning places like Clover and Finley along with various individuals.
Fragmented OCR text indicates a land listing or notice mentioning available land near Lane with unclear local landmarks. The readable parts reference locations such as Wins and Lane and include garbled names and possible names of places or persons, suggesting an urban or rural land availability notice with missing specifics.
Riverine Coursing Club announces an open meeting tomorrow featuring a slate of events and riders. The program lists competitors from Kilatioe to Pax Paddy Heys with titles like Drummer Girl and Kilgraon, plus races including Titan 7 and Bag Mule Kine. Local officials and fans are urged to attend the early afternoon programme at the field.
A damaged shipwreck narrative details numerous deaths and injuries among passengers and crew. Officials note chaotic conditions on deck as the vessel collided with another. Rescue operations were hindered by wreckage and failing structural integrity.
Partial readable text shows a Melbourne date and a note about a prime minister and government actions. Names and details are fragmented, preventing clear identification of events, persons, or outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a woman related to Allen Doone in a historical newspaper style. It mentions a daughter and a prollewa figure, with garbled phrases suggesting family or social notes and a possible local account. The readable items are uncertain names and actions, leaving a vague domestic or social brief.
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