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Newspaper
Wagga Wagga Express
Location
Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 14, 1917
Page
2
Auction notice for cottage property at Wagga Wagga near Pastons Hotel. Listings mention Lak Warns LaK and dots of bidder names Lindon and Yoniouk with uncertain dates and conditions.
In a small ceremony, Gaynee vonmsy and Syanai Teo wed amid family and close friends. The couple exchanged vows in a modest setting, marking the start of their marriage with a quiet celebration.
The fragmentary OCR notes a wartime ceremony with names like Dutton and Firth, mentions a deacon and chaplain, and lists various roles and events. It records ritual actions, a parade or service structure, and references a Memorial Day style observance with scattered dates and participants.
In a flood disaster report, authorities describe widespread damage across Waltonton and nearby towns. Rescue teams salvage waterways, while emergency centers coordinate shelter for residents. Officials warn of continued rain and dangerous bridge conditions threatening transportation and access to services.
The article recalls Siflmen enlistment at Parwell and details a complex memorial segment for fallen and missing volunteers connected to postal workers and local citizens. It notes urgent calls for more volunteers, ongoing support efforts, and a focus on recent deaths and fraternal acknowledgments.
The article describes a local donation drive with monthly collections, street sales, and community events. It mentions volunteers, donations, and fundraising activities linked to a town committee and YMCA chapter, highlighting street sales, auctions, and public turnout.
Fragmented OCR reveals a corrupted report on veterans and national sentiment after war service. It mentions names or initials, calls for help, and reflection on soldiers, families, and public memory amid a tense national mood.
A damaged OCR passage mentions a legal matter involving Bernie Yomi and an inn in Amevier Lansenpontly. The text is unclear with many misspellings and jumbled names, making details about actions, dates, or parties hard to discern.
A jumble of names places and events pieces of a local notice or obituary style fragment. It mentions several individuals with unclear roles and scattered dates and locations. The text reads like OCR garble from a historical page with partial personal references and potential tributes or notices.
A legal dispute centers on editor Alred Catts of The Cartoonator over alleged wartime article wording. The case involves interpretation of press censorship and potential harms claimed by the censoring authority. Proceedings in the court address publication limits and editor responsibility for content.
A fragmented notice describes the amalgamation of Wellington companies including Linton Steamadin and Pentumular and Orient, with reference to a forky of ahuroboldern and the Niven well becoming a corainty entity. The text is garbled but indicates an agreed consolidation and corporate reorganization.
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