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Newspaper
Wagga Wagga Express
Location
Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 31, 1908
Page
6
A garbled patient note describes widespread eczema covering hands arms neck and face. Despite many treatments and visits to doctors, relief was not found and the afflicted person remains incurable in this fragmented record.
The item lists various livestock and textiles offered for private sale. It mentions mares, oxen, bullocks, merino sheep, wool, and related goods with prices and quantities, but the text is garbled and partial. The notice appears to advertise a private sale of mixed livestock and farm products with no fixed auction time.
A mixed livestock market shows varied yarding with strong demand in places. Prices for bullocks range from £135 to £400 with delivery options and ordinary entries noted. heifers and other cattle display firm values and active trading across the week.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Sydney Wool, a possible place or person, and several unclear names and phrases. The text includes references to a joint event, a date near a specified time, and scattered items that are not clearly legible or coherent.
Fragmented readable text suggests a local sale or mortgage notice from a history page. Names appear garbled with places or organizations partially legible. Readable fragments mention sale action and some individuals, but key details and dates are unclear.
A garbled report describes a market event with references to stock, stockyards, and London style trading. It mentions voting, figures like 64 and 180100, and names that appear as places or people. The text is fragmentary and contains many errors but centers on a marketplace activity and civic process.
Fragmentary OCR note recalls a study season and notices to owners about a meeting at 4 o clock in the afternoon. It mentions Mont Put a and a telegraph-like reference to 21M and Mont Put a with unclear context.
Fragmented OCR text from The Thinwwrbd Star Redeemer mentioning May dates, hotel, and a person named Cato along with garbled phrases. Core readable items include names and aお few scattered references to events and places, but no clear narrative or outcome.
Local sports page reports a scheduled showdown featuring the Colts and Daly with prominent players and coaches named, signaling a high stakes match and potential title implications. The piece hints at strategic plays and fan interest as both teams prepare for a decisive clash.
A fragmentary notice from 1908 references wage issues and compensation at various works including Wool Bouurieg, Goline, and Wontasomino. It mentions a payment plan, the cost of living, and a call to action for workers and employers to address grievances by September, with dates and local firms named in garbled form.
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