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Newspaper
Wagga Wagga Express
Location
Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 18, 1914
Page
3
A garbled OCR fragment references WOLEMONT LADS and a lane test, with unclear names and events. The readable bits show no clear person, date, or outcome to accurately summarize as a standalone news item. The text lines are too corrupted to extract a factual report or identify responsible organizations.
Unclear text fragment mentions John Crawford and Co ANCTION KGS and agents. References to land and property services, warrants, and a salve wage. No clear dates or actionable items identifiable.
Tenders are invited by the Shire of Urama for a labor and work package at Clear Hill area. The notice, signed by the clerk, lists submission details and dates for the government savings bank project in New South Wales.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Mitchell Shire REA and a wage vote, with unclear names and dates. Mentions 14/10 contract entries, road works, and possible local bidding or union actions. Details are garbled but point to a labor related agreement or vote in a regional area.
An obituary notice recounts the death of Jonnh Tos-19, detailing mourners including Kath Mitch Almore and others. The text references probate, wills, solicitors, and court proceedings, with mentions of the Will of Harry Dunatary and related executors and beneficiaries.
Bereavement card from Milly family to Dr Giurgasy for Riodnew 4ud. Includes thanks and sympathy, mentions funeral at a local hall and a gathering at the hall. Expresses condolences from Moore family and others with supportive tokens of remembrance.
Following the death of Henry Dunstan senior member of the firm the business will continue as Dunstan & O.B. Proprietor with the same operations for advertisers and subscribers. The publication will proceed in its usual manner under the Dunstan name.
Local and general alerts warn of Halloween season business concerns. Officials report uncertain safety measures and possible events at 208 location. Community members urged to stay aware and follow posted guidance.
The text presents scattered references to tournament rounds, team matchups, and possible results with numerous names and places obscured by OCR. It mentions round one, potential scores, and future games tied to a hockey or basketball context, with various entities and dates partially visible.
A scrambled OCR page lists numerous names and numbers with unclear event ties. Many entries appear incomplete or garbled, resembling race placings or times but lacking coherent structure or readable context.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a personal matter involving individuals named Bucky and Walon with references to court and Congress. The text mentions a Torah, a tally, and a seller, but many words are garbled, leaving unclear names, dates, places, or outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions individuals and names including Heaton Carrere Gerace and references a meal or mania. Details are unclear but suggests a historical note or caption about people connected to a meeting or event.
Fragmented text describes district happenings with scattered references to street life, community activities, Lent observances, and local preparations. It mentions meetings, viewings, and civic topics, but the garbled OCR obscures clear facts, entities, dates, or outcomes.
Turbulent weather caused major travel delays as storms battered the coast. Shipping lanes faced closures while winds knocked out power in several neighborhoods. Emergency crews reported hazardous conditions and widespread damage.
At Lake Albert on Saturday the community held a tennis event with speeches by Mr Norther and Mr A Graham. The afternoon concluded with a prize presentation and a parade of members, the highlight noted as a happy social gathering.
Fragments describe approximately 1400 acres near Cal Cairn with unclear details about a wall, possible names, and locations. The readable text hints at a historical land assessment or property note but lacks coherent facts or dates.
Police investigate the Eveleign tragedy with unclear motives and several arrests anticipated. Reports describe a complex incident involving women, jewelry, and alleged payments, while authorities analyze evidence and seek confirmation from witnesses.
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