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Newspaper
Wagga Wagga Express
Location
Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 04, 1914
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text lists a dentist named J. H. Yul and a sermon in Gurwood, with scattered references to a college cradle, tours on June 20, and event times from Saturday to Monday. The fragment includes dates, times, and appointment notes but lacks clear narrative.
Fragmentary note lists Foot's Pharmacy and a committee mentioning individuals such as Messrs and Mrs Waterd, with garbled phrases suggesting an advisory committee or board and references to Carmel and BarLie WAU. The legible content hints at a business and civic association context without clear events or dates.
A noisy fragmented OCR reads like a local page with stray names, places, and garbled phrases. It references people, sports, elections, and various events in a jumbled fashion with scattered proper nouns and partial lines.
A long obituary story recaps the life of Mrs. and Mr. Healey and multiple local figures. It notes the funeral conducted yesterday afternoon with a cortege to the church and burial at a local cemetery. The piece highlights family ties, business ties, and community roles, mentioning individuals from Wagga to the surrounding districts and listing survivors and mourners among friends and neighbors.
The source presents garbled phrases about identity and esteem, mentioning land, people, and respect. It includes incoherent lines about Kare and Mire Herr, with scattered references to Ai and Fideiy, lacking clear events or verifiable entities.
Fragmented OCR text mentions aviation and a project related to Stelbour and Sydney Has been Hardened. It references a miraculous event and a broken machine. Details are unclear due to garbled phrasing but centers on an aviator and a hardened project in Melbourne area.
The fragment references a wrestler named Matt Ariobal and a tense 49 point duel, with mentions of a plane, a coach Westra, and a school event. Readable text is limited, but the item seems to center on a dramatic match and a related incident or arrangement involving Athletes and an opponent.
A garbled report mentions a flight over Dnay Avaney with scattered names such as Vistoria Tas, Newenland, and Ng Sharks. Four individuals are referenced in connection with the event on a Monday.
Fragmentary OCR text from a local page mentions Wagga Rifle Club and a reported event or meeting. Names and details are garbled, but references to Wie, Abe Winner, and contributors hint at a community notes item with club activity and local figures. The readability is too limited to extract a clear outcome or date.
A Wake native, Dixon War Ay, emerges as a poetry prize winner amid a confused set of references. Four different spellings of the name appear in the report, but the central fact is the award recognition given in May at Koay.
An unnamed fragment discusses accusations of slander and threats toward a person named Mr esti at te Raye with 20 percent share and vague references to harassment and intimidation. The garbled text mentions tone, menace, and potential retaliation, but specifics are unclear.
Fragmentary OCR text about a colliery strike involving Watney, with unclear names and places. The readable parts reference a strike at a pit and possible aims to restart or sustain operations. No clear dates or entities beyond Watney appear.
Perfect weather greeted the New Rugby Tinton side as they faced the touring team in a morning match attended by about 4000. The half time score stood 10 to 6 with Brsevane leading and NW trailing, before plate adjustments shifted the result to 12.
Sydney reports the upcoming state session will renew a major reform program aimed at expanding government spending and modernizing administration. Premier signals a broad policy push with proposals to overhaul key departments and enact new regulations for fiscal management.
A chaotic report on the Riverine Coursing Club events describes a bustling scene with many attendees and scattered notes on participants, venues, and outcomes. The narrative mentions figures like Ward and Forte amid a long, fragmentary account of era style sports social activity.
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