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Newspaper
Wagga Wagga Express
Location
Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 04, 1903
Page
3
Fragmented OCR text shows a sports and racing motif with references to meetings, cups, and individuals such as judges and stewards. It mentions locations like Toorak and Aldbourne Cup context, with scattered names and numbers. The garbled source reads like notes from a racing event rather than a coherent report.
Jootamonlea me winer eting details a Wednesday first day with Amondrift winning the third plate. Coroondra, Ware taw won Tavorny at 2 inf and Rydalmere by Hoagine-Leyrdale mile. Tivana’s Tha Buell and other entries appear with varied outcomes including Bee and Trichord in the race results.
The column covers Redfern Markets activity and local sports mentions. It references towns, schools, and individuals including Marla Ives. A game recap notes Chad Hawks U M 8 Hoge poles and a win by Doty with a 3 point effort.
Fragmented text references district news items in Warren area. Mentions names and places loosely, with unclear events and dates. Reading quality is poor. substantive facts unresolved.
A fragmented OCR note lists a set of unreadable phrases and names about a seating arrangement and a pace end, with scattered references to a book event and a period of time. The readable segments point to a local gathering or meeting at a venue described as Book Book with partial names appearing among garbled text.
At a crowded town gathering residents raised worries about the upgrade project and its impact on traffic, noise, and nearby homes. Officials promised revised timelines and further public input to address the issues.
Fragmented OCR text from a Wagga School of Arts page mentions rooms, a hotel, and various garbled names. It references teaching, a possible event or exhibit, and stray lines about hospitality and dinners. The readable content is sparse and interspersed with unclear fragments.
Government notices fragmentary text shows names such as MALCOLM WACTAOGART and Larpewe amid garbled phrases. The readable bits indicate a dated notice page with legal or official entries, but details are incomplete and not clearly connected to a single event.
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