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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 27, 1928
Page
6
In a brisk meeting dated Tuesday, the Meranait contest stirred excitement for the welker championship of Blea iehonn, with supporters claiming potential upset and officials noting upcoming organizing steps.
Partial readable lines mention a date and names in an affected record. The legible items include a surname Bernoe and a phrase about an upcoming event or schedule on a Saturday. The rest of the text is garbled, limiting reliable extraction of full facts.
A garbled OCR item lists produce and prices with oranges peaches tomatoes and peas. It includes scattered figures like 3710.87 and 18/9, 17 to Lt, 0/5 Dent A, and references to vegetables and fruits offered at varied rates.
A cryptic note describes a bantam weight championship challenge to be held on Sunday July 7 with the central event led by Dotwoon Bly NAATIatee CAuntral Implany and England’s iN Socks. Fladtums Ltd presents a world record attempt with a 9000 h meditatelike wager and a rival by Wren offering to back a bold bout.
Readable lines show prices and quantities for Stoney Torbay produce items. Includes figures for butter, potatoes, milk, and other goods with quantities and unit prices. Data appears as OCR fragments with mixed symbols and currencies.
An OCR fragment discusses Bageeane wool salts Brisbane, noting Pucudoy or Maceded entities and the dry effect on wool quality. The text is garbled, mentioning Paley and StoeETH with unclear context about competition, market pace, and sale conditions.
Fragmentary OCR lines describe a cricket match with England and West Indies elements. The text mentions scores like 401 and 170 and players or actions poorly rendered, making a precise outcome or teams uncertain.
The ely group invites interested ladies to attend a gathering with special guest Min AL H. Deytue for royal supporters. The event offers a welcome for members and will feature SH Wines of Cheeh in a closing session at Eatsiding with the secretary Dh Provnit.
A garbled cycling narrative describes a competitive event with teams from Limevaley and surrounding areas. It mentions a match with 74 patent, various players, and a divisional context. The text references Lloyd Rowland, Ye Hannetles, and other named individuals amid an arena of unclear results and locations.
Fragmented text resembling finance and trade notes with numerous names, numbers, and codes. Readable elements include mentions of entities like Swan, WSU, and various date-like codes but no clear event, outcome, or coherent report to summarize.
Fragmentary sports notes mention a tournament with names like Crawford Ment and Gilbert plus West Cinmningr and Moyes. OCR errors cloud details, but indicates heats and scores such as 0-7 and 4h. Overall, concise event glimpses amid garble.
In a tight contest the Toowoomba southerners held off a late surge from rival squads. Key figures included Waley Street and Rugiar, whose swift play and defensive stops preserved the lead. The match featured rapid transitions and a high tempo despite the packed defense.
Fragmentary OCR item mentions ROR 80, a hairdresser and tobacconist at Criterion Saloon. No clear event or dates found.
A teen named Ty Raby 18 was killed when a motor vehicle struck him in Queen's Parade O'leton Mitt on a sunny afternoon. Police investigated the Larabez incident as bystanders and friends described the victim as a student with plans after the event. A provisional report noted a involved driver and a traveling woman charged with careless driving and failing to pay a fine.
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