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Newspaper
Wagga Wagga Express
Location
Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 23, 1914
Page
2
Fragmentary text references a Catholic Federation and a property issue with applications. Names and specifics are unreadable, preventing a reliable summary of events, dates, or parties involved.
Partial OCR shows a dated notice mentioning the Haskall Post Graduate Dental College Chicas and a time window in Balardays, with obscure references to phone contact and test events. The readable items suggest an event or appointment schedule but details are unclear.
Fragmentary OCR text indicates a pharmacy notice with references to prescription work, delivery and retention. Names and details are garbled. readable elements point to Foots Pharmacy and mentions of prescription handling and delivery notes.
The article discusses growing discontent over the policy of handing over relationships between employers and employed to the doctoringaires, highlighting the public’s distress at rising costs and the social toll. It notes producers face pressures from wage costs and potential labor shortages while advocates push for economic reform.
A fragmented report from a local court and community notices mentions the Wabisey area, Port Dour Yoaiarday, and Crown Lands. It describes police court proceedings, a liquor case, and Catholic federation activities, with scattered references to parish events, education programs, and local governance.
The readable fragments reference farms, crops, and individuals such as Hamblin and Hutter, with scattered mentions of places, dates, and events. The garbled text notes farming activities, dressing of Twain, and various names, suggesting a period newspaper column or notice amid mixed OCR noise.
In a grainy obituary column families mourn loved ones tied to a long list of kin. The text names spouses, children, and relatives, noting services and burial details at local cemeteries and churches amid fragmentary notes and partial identifiers.
Telegraphic notice lists Australians honored in birthday honors including Jon J Cook Hrivy Councillor and notable figures tied to Sydney University. The snippet mentions premiers, ministers, and university chiefs, with various names and titles indicating a formal awards announcement.
A steamship bound for Australia ran ashore the near coast Monday amid troubled seas. The vessel, reported by local observers, is under salvage assessment as crews work to determine stability and possible flooding risks. No injuries reported to date.
A scrambled report from a liberal selections ceremony lists several candidates including Ter Eles Vio and Keesh Yagrhnaton for forthcoming posts. Names like Covtangucia and Nowcasile appear, with notes that only certain writers remain unselected by Tat and others.
At Albury Magistrates Court Warey Warr aged 30 pleaded guilty to a robbery involving a municipal safe. The court heard the property belonged to Albury Council and that Warr admitted planning the act with a conspirator. Justice noted the alleged motive and the defective health of Warr, who also faced prior issues.
Telegraphic report outlines a widespread beef shortage causing empty shelves and long lines. ministers warn of supply gaps, while traders blame weather and imports disruptions. Citizens scramble for limited meat allocations as authorities promise new shipments and price controls.
Fire at a Perth motor garage and adjacent works caused significant damage with smoke and heat affecting the building. Reports note crew action and safety measures, with an estimated loss near £3000 and one worker treated for minor injuries.
A fragmented OCR passage references a set of names and places with uncertain meaning. The readable elements include scattered terms like Blue, PRO, PROV, and several proper nouns, but no coherent event or date emerges. The source remains garbled and cannot be fully interpreted.
The schooner Wren found ashore after a strong gale. Wreckage strewn along the coast near Avon shows the vessel ended on a rocky channel ledge. A list of names appears among the debris, including Captain John Merchant and crew members. Rescue notes indicate several men were drowned, with officials reporting the scene near the canal area.
Fragmentary report describes a fatal accident at a railway yard where a worker named Jim Nurralit West was struck between rails and a cart while crossing. Emergency responders and investigators were called. the injured person died at the scene.
Report says a ship’s purser is missing near Perth. fragmented OCR mentions the State-owned steamer West Australian and a woman named Mrs Marth, with garbled phrases about employment and intercolonial travel.
Fragmentary text suggests a political ballot issue and a question of public reference. The wording is garbled with numerous errors but mentions a ballot, coast location, and a possible public determination. Entities are unclear due to the corrupted OCR.
The fragment discusses returning at a reception and centralisation of population. It mentions Taiweneih Alle orate and a highway fine. It hints at migration and societal implications, with uncertain phrases about Australia and Ducautralita. The text is garbled and difficult to parse into a clear event.
A garbled OCR sample presents partial phrases and names, with likely references to Cleveland and Indiana or similar locales. The text shows disrupted words and stray capitalizations, offering no coherent event or clear subjects beyond scattered proper nouns.
A partial readable fragment describes a Monday event at Melotirne where a planned action by My duative Poware faced averted issues. The text hints at a lake area and a telegram related to temperatures during Toy Tepewiatration with unclear details.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions African tour and a person named MarL with unclear details. The readable parts hint at dates, names, and places but lack coherent context or full sentences to establish a clear event or outcome.
Fragmented OCR text shows a headline about TEELEGRAPHIO and Stanford Merthyr strike with garbled following content. Names like Wheatley and Wheatley, Ghagtes appear amid distorted lines. The passage references deep sea trawling and government action, but reader content is incomplete and unclear.
A brief government record notes a policy speech by AYVINEEY addressing penalties and timing. The document references a public meeting context and questions around enforcement, with emphasis on the PMuthwmut Wit and potential penalties tied to the discussion. Further clarity and dates are not present in the readable fragment.
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