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Newspaper
Wagga Wagga Express
Location
Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 08, 1909
Page
4
Fragmented OCR reading mentions babies on fire and odd names like Hisham Aivat and Mehra ta Yioas die. Text includes garbled phrases about cures, totemlike terms, and scattered place with Zilla. Unable to identify coherent event or clear entities.
Monday June 7 racing update with bets and results across multiple heats. Phrases mention miles, lengths, and bettors wagering at various odds, noting a dominant finish by a horse named Prince Fens and commentary on racing conditions and performances.
The Union Point track meet showcases nine miles of hurdles and sprint events led by strong performances from Tinion and Moline. Officials and local clubs prepare for the Saturday fixtures as clubs from Newtown and Valeetta trade partners, with federated trades expected to supply referees and umpires.
A tangled regional report notes Northern Western defeated by a late surge from the Northern Rivals with a high scoring, error filled game. Key players include W. Prat and Albert, while teams like Central Westen and Wester figure in the standings. The narrative mentions a 36 point threshold and the momentum shift late in the contest.
Fragmented text from a Sydney wool and produce market report notes auction results and prices. Mentions wool prices, consignors, and market movements with scattered figures and place names. Overall appears to summarize trends and items traded, but details are garbled and partially unreadable.
A fragmented 19th century OCR snippet shows garbled notes on headaches indigestion and constipation. It mentions a medicine vendor Monro Coe Tasione and references remedies and a retr o algut epsa. The legible items imply public health notices or promotional listings rather than a coherent article.
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