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Newspaper
Wagga Wagga Express
Location
Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 07, 1910
Page
3
The page lists racing fields and odds with numerous names and horses, referencing departures and promotional details. It mentions Alyse, Becket, and other horse figures, with scattered notes about race outcomes, venues, and promotional commentary from various sources on the racing scene.
Newtown edged Felony Thywdor by 10 to 4 in a tense senior competition match. The final stood as a close contest with key players Sullivan and Veil delivering for Newtown as wides and rebounds defined the outcome.
On Batunia May 2% trains reported wheat rates at stations. Values show slight losses and gains across routes with figures around 9152 in Ba Fig and 916,600 for the western batch. The notation is unclear but indicates price movements for wheat at railway depots.
Fragmented OCR text from a Sunalay report discusses progress safety and a horse Thomas argument, with garbled names and places. It mentions Mebane and Linyniribite along with unclear sale references and a local Lomant or Hut Ay context. The readable parts suggest a discussion of safety in transportation.
Fragmentary private telephone book notes show scattered names and numbers, with unreadable Cyrillic-like terms and garbled entries. The legible fragments hint at personal listings and household contacts amid distorted text.
Sydney team triumphs in a hard fought final to claim the state football championship. Key players led by the captain and the goalkeeper secured the win against a tough opponent and earned the championship trophy.
Readable text fragments mention a person and an event with uncertain details. The line hints at names, locations, and a possible action but lacks complete context to specify who did what where and when.
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