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Newspaper
Wagga Wagga Express
Location
Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 26, 1917
Page
2
A partial 1917 notice lists local sales events at Wagga with cattle prices and entries. It mentions Thursday next 6 June and prime fat stock terms, though many words are garbled. The fragment references municipal stalls and sales by name of firms or organizers.
A 1917 notice details a Wednesday June 31 04 1917 cattle sale at Waans Wakes New Sonik Waler. It lists 800 Superior storm cattle 1500 Wheatley Cullay well nails and various bullocks cows and mixed cattle with ages from one to four years. Buyers are invited to inspect stock and note forward condition and terms of sale.
Fragmented notes discuss industrial outlook and labour movement tensions, arguing a potential preemptive strike or revolutionary action to gain control. It warns against anarchic disruption, favors lawful reform, and critiques attempts to seize power through general strike and production halt by authorities.
Readable fragments note Cromwell Taraten and nearby cities in a regional record. The brief mentions list localities connected to a cross border study, with no clear actions or dates.
A fragmented notice outlines a large livestock sale to be held at the municipal migranta on Wednesday. It mentions a prominent cattle lot and a promoter team led by Mase Wheatlay and Cutp with details available at the hall or office.
Evening session reported stock movements and promissory notes affecting French relations and coastal areas. Subcommittees named for sales and allocation, with arrangements for warning and conditions pending approval. A large orange race event was postponed, with plans to deliver a heavy shipment today.
A chaotic railway incident near Sydney involved a collision or blockage with multiple injuries and deaths. Names of victims and witnesses are given, including MABEL WILKIS, PUIBAUETH CARNE, and WILLIAM NAVEY, among others. The report lists locations, streets, and districts, noting injuries, evacuations, and a public response.
A Melbourne sale of racehorses notes a listing of horses including Grand Neonat Murdia and other Australian entries. The event details a transfer to buyers with prices and consignors, reflecting an active market for thoroughbreds.
Fragmentary notice reports a body arrival and funeral details for a deceased person in Sydney with unclear names and dates. The legible parts mention a burial or funeral arrangement and reference to a church or location, but essential identifiers are missing.
The report lists casualties including officers and sailors, with names and ranks, and details a fund-raising drive to reduce debt. It notes candidates and nominations for the municipal election, mentioning Labour candidates and alderman seats, amid local political contention.
Fragmented OCR narrative depicts escalating crisis in Russia with references to high level meetings, evacuations, and public fear. It mentions a premier figure averting crises, warnings of military actions, and tense political maneuvering. The text remains garbled but conveys a severe domestic security climate and international tension.
The British Cabinet supports continued government control of liquor during the war to curb consumption and stock depletion. Officials argue tighter restrictions will reduce alcoholic strength to protect food stocks and ensure supplies for the war effort.
A garbled World War II field dispatch from Ostend describes enemy bombardment and civilian danger. The correspondent notes confusion among troops and mentions German raids and cautious movements around frontline towns.
Fragmentary report mentions a Camorra trial recall and an informer linked to a Ves? location. Details are garbled with names, dates, and actions unreadable, leaving the core event ambiguity and no clear outcome.
London report describes a campaign rally with a claim of 47 percent support and references a Pompey incident. It notes a cavalry unit in action and mentions attempts to hide a series of tactics tied to property.
Plaintiffs report that Sinn Feiners were released after a court appearance on Bundey. Witnesses described the proceedings as tense with several public mentions of competition and public sentiment. Reactions from local parties indicated mixed support for the decision.
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