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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 16, 1909
Page
2
A fragmented commentary questions why a region should share the produced goods with monopolies. The text references a statement about the world and a directive to water or support the cause, but critical details are unclear.
An editor forgets to recall the plan as a crowded public meeting unfolds. The chair prompts questions while the audience demands accountability and a speaker faces a charged crowd amid tense exchanges and sharp remarks.
A vivid OCR fragment describes a 1804 Cobb and Co mail journey from Bathurst to Orange under attack. Armed raiders forced passengers to alight and surrendered mail bags, valuables, and clothing. The coach driver and passengers endured a tense standoff, with threats of killing, while treasure and luggage were seized. A tutor and other bystanders eventually reach the scene as the journey continues under guard.
A vivid Sydney column blends social notes with crime headlines detailing a Bathurst to Sydney coach heist and the arrest of Thomas Keasy and accomplices. It also surveys cultural notes on theatre, operas, and Lady Dudley Tate’s visit promotion, plus fashion and local reflections on women’s roles.
An OCR damaged report describes two men involved in a violent incident at a Sarthe County store. The brief mentions an attack on one individual, financial or item loss, and indications of a struggle with improvised weapons. The text is garbled, but names and locations imply a criminal or assault event with local context.
The text promotes southern gross Winamill machinery, noting idle mills and a call to inspect the Bouthern Crom before purchasing. It mentions double teeth cutters, various power options, and lists GP, WALD, Hole Agent as contacts with reference to Mascoy-Barsin equipment and the Post Cer location.
A first person monologue details a troubled mind and bodily pain linked to liver illness. The speaker recounts advice from a friend and a physician like figure, noting headaches, weakness, and inability to lift the arm. The narrative shifts to a treatment involving sauces, meals, and a dramatic relief after a dramatic declaration by a named advocate.
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