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Newspaper
Bowen Independent
Location
Bowen, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 21, 1935
Page
4
Tattersall's consultative tickets drop from 5 pence to 5 pence with details of cash prizes totaling 12,000 pounds. Prizes include 12,000, 200, 4860, 1000, 700, and 80 with numerous smaller awards and postage noted. Local clients urged to send for tickets from George Adams in Hobart.
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The readable content lists multiple partial names and garbled terms related to events or people, without coherent sentences or identifiable actions, places, or dates. The fragment appears to be OCR noise with scattered proper nouns and unfamiliar terms.
Fragmentary OCR of a football item shows scattered names and terms. Readable bits include players, teams, and actions, but the overall meaning is obscured and no complete event or outcome can be established.
Fragmented bowling notes recount a match with numerous players and teams, mentioning Alownlty ot are prisrd at the neon sheen Wee Lee of She WW vaney Boel TA and Kelly Ni Mouny of Orlane. Scattered references include Kent a0, Linky, Aotly conmuenesel wuld, and many others amid a crowded, garbled scorecard.
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