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Newspaper
Wagga Wagga Express
Location
Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 28, 1913
Page
5
A damaged OCR fragment from a California local page shows partial terms including a, 11, hall and names. Readable context is limited and no clear event, date, or involved organizations can be confirmed from the fragment.
District news from Culcairh reports W. W. Graham of Yerong Creek and David Browsing of St Kilda involved in estate matters. Mentions of local officials, committees, and property dealings, with references to probate actions and governance procedures.
Garbled OCR narrative from Coolamon region references Pram Char Gye and Baie vee werk Korgtars, with scattered names such as Mr. Helm. The text shows unclear crime and court motifs, mentions Presley, Presbyteric, EMG dormitory, and a paddle of unrelated phrases, lacking coherent events or dates.
Local notes cover Wagga Golf Club events with numerous member pairings and scores. The committee plans a visit by top Swilgie professional Mie AL Le Bend and outlines upcoming qualifying rounds and championships from July through mid July. Members are urged to pay strympe rents for Lulien and attend the watt at Ac Le Fevre.
The Wagga Lawn Tennis Club issued the programme for its second annual tournament with dates fixed for January and February. The Riverina Championship singles leads a program including ladies and gents singles, doubles handicaps, juniors and fronts handicaps, mixed doubles, and trophies awarded to event winners. The committee aims to deliver a record event in its 24th year of activity.
A fractured skull death after a horse incident at Roroit is reported alongside noted winners and participants in the Mulbourne Cup and related events. The article lists numerous names, venues, and outcomes, with references to jockeys, trainers, and racing figures, reflecting a bustling but chaotic racing page.
The Lakes outfit at the ticket ground will select its storm lineup this afternoon from Ferguson Heath Farmer Woodlands Jones Wild F A O Donnell Por Cameron Byrne Waite Windridge Kem Downie Too kin Duncan. Candidates include Woodlands in duplicate spots and several players from local clubs as the squad is chosen.
A 19th century medical ad promotes Banders Extract as superior to counterfeit oils. It claims Sander’s Extract provides quick healing antiseptic powers from pure leaves. Readers are urged to demand Genuine Sander Extract for reliable small doses and proven benefits.
A Friday morning tremor was recorded in Brussels with reports of a Pacific Ocean quake near Australia. The brief item notes probable coastal effects and signals a wider regional seismic event.
Berlin Friday reports the Imperial Bank gold reserve at 255,745,000銀 sterling, with the reserve steadily increased by policy limits as gold payments toward bribes are restrained.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a visit by Poincare with unclear details. The garbled text mentions a meeting with state figures and a reception, but essential names and places are unreadable. The item appears as a brief wire service style blurb with many missing words.
Readers see garbled OCR text with unclear names places and events about hunger strikers and related individuals. The fragmentary lines mention Beek, Probie, Thee Beek of The sik see Triggette porte and references to activity around late night or morning, but specifics are unreadable. The likely item centers on protest activity and involved persons, with no clear dates or locations recoverable.
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered names and numbers tied to a sports event. Entities are unreadable, but hints suggest a tournament with players and scores, plus locations and dates are distorted. The readable content is insufficient to extract a coherent lead or outcome.
Fragmentary report notes an Earls Exhibition displaying relics from Antarctic exploration. Items include Lieut Cayspiells igloo and interior of Scott’s tent with outer covering used as bed pall. A note mentions eviction by Mar Jobineaus and a quotation about going out for the night.
Fragmented OCR text discusses Balkan voting dynamics and related entities. It mentions Sern at Winhaubiga Semaestte, Fiabe Die Manberiguritis, and EUINTRA with references to Lew ores and Garteespietie. The passage is garbled but centers on regional voting patterns and associated groups.
The Wagga Horse Breeders Association held a Thursday meeting with J Gooden presiding. Attendees included G H Ketey, J Johnson, A Lawrence, Taylor, J O Keefe, EB Feld, A Dodwell, J We Shepard, Lindun, and FB Heydon secretary. Apologies from Hon. J Murthly president and Megara WF Stone. A Dept of Agriculture communication noted no funds available to assist and discussed plans related to the Melbourne horse sales and registration matters.
The report outlines defence force trials and expected unification under a wartime plan. It cites Minister Les Fejoe Senator Mears and Setiuhofer Milken, noting new strategic aims for national security, health service readiness, and industrial mobilization across the continent of Australia.
Fragmentary OCR style text describes military themes, ships, and figures with distorted names. Mentions Austra lia, navy veterans, and movements or establishments, but lacks coherent events or clear outcomes.
A historical note from Sydney reports Newtown R.U. Football Team as champions and unbeaten this season. The letter praises Hox onda and Nexona remedies for sore feet and shin, noting the popularity of Nexona sold at 1/ and 3/ in outlets.
An old newspaper fragment advertises non injurious special cough syrup with price, a family dispensing chemist, and Fitzmaurice Street Wagga businesses. It also lists motor hire services and a ladies wear item in navy and wool, with phone references and 1805 establishment note.
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