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Newspaper
Sydney Referee
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 26, 1930
Page
14
Unclear OCR text discusses a supposed world record over hurdles at Moonee Valley, criticism of authorities for holiday date handling, and a disrupted Anglerwinn Cup meeting. The piece references various names and places but lacks coherent details due to damaged source.
Fragmented readable snippets mention Randwick Victoria and various names and phrases. The passage appears garbled with many non sequiturs, partial names, and scattered terms lacking coherent narrative or clear event.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Wootton and training approvals with unclear context. The readable portion hints at an editorial or notice regarding training approvals for Wootton and related names, but lacks coherent details or events to confirm a precise summary.
Several candidates ran at Tailem Bend during the Oakbank election season. The field included local figures such as Ames GLNB and others, with public notices and campaign activity flowing through nearby towns and community venues.
Fragmentary OCR yields a note about a man excluded from Coupee. The text is unclear with garbled names and places. No verifiable details or outcomes are readable to confirm events, dates, or organizations involved.
A fractured text fragment from a New Zealand racing page appears, mentioning Monday events, a cup, and a possible jockey or horse name unclear due to garbled OCR. The readable bits indicate an upcoming meeting or race series with a focus on a cup competition and potential entries or results.
Fragmentary OCR item mentions Murray and Rowe O Pere with pills and vonapement. Context unclear but suggests a note on Murray’s pile pills and a person named Rowe O Pere involved in a product or remedy.
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