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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 22, 1929
Page
5
A fragmentary sports section lists numerous names and places with scattered figures. The readable items include Hatanash and Dek on PWORRARKORE yNRIEM, several players such as Rogar Prue Ant TT Molt 18 Rowhouka 1 Gridwit 18, and mentions of WHEL and HIA with unclear context.
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A fragmented clipping highlights Warwick's famed casket trade and a cryptic reference to the Criterial Healearebdib daloon. Mentions Panmenaten Tem Boe and a directive to “tay me coc Pout” with unclear context and missing details.
The report describes a chaotic sports scene with scrambled names and unclear teams. It mentions various players and results, including a 14 point performance by a team and a listed scoreline of 20.30. The text is heavily garbled, but implies a late match or tournament context with mixed up proper nouns and places.
Fragmentary text appears to mix names and terms without clear context. It references dates or actions in a garbled way, mentions possible people or groups, and includes scattered place-like strings. No coherent event or outcome is discernible from the readable portions.
Fragmentary OCR readout shows names, scores, and event terms with numerous errors. It mentions a Santo, Thomad, Mes Wynn, Maye Colina, Ty Mew, J. Slee Woally, and Mira Wham Sede. The text references a trophy, grades, and multiple place names but is too garbled to extract a coherent event, date, or results.
Under the auspices of Pratt and Bony Mountady Race Chubs the event takes place at Peatian on Saturday July 6 1929. Entries include noted horses and drivers with contains from Sixty to eighty to win purses and place awards. The meet features several races with detailed weights mile positions and handicaps as announced by officials.
Fragmentary local notice describes a pony racing event at the show grounds on Saturday June 29 1929 with entries and pricing partly legible. It mentions Bunton Plain and Galloway, with a price list including 2 shillings and 14s ss.
A fragmented report notes Pam Tanloe Atinor and teammates in a league football race. Mentions of players Youn Gan Namtonae Lin and Adslostony Adu, with references to 175 OUD units and a 94 percent metric, hint at scoring or completion rates amid unclear context.
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