17 Apr 1936
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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 17, 1936
Page
1
A damaged OCR text fragment references several names and places in a garbled note. It mentions a death, a few personal names, and scattered terms that resemble a local event or notice. Concrete details are unreadable, but the fragment hints at a death and associated individuals.
Fragmentary text appears to describe a theft arrest and mentions names and a date. The readable portions reference a person named Pan and a suspect Hath or Hickly with a plea or warning. Entities are unclear due to OCR errors.
Fragmented text references a Department matter involving Fosterdaying at Forbes RP. and Malone PP. with mentions of a borbow hoard and nontable weeds. Details are unreadable but indicate an official inquiry or notice about destruction and assistance.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a barometer and several names or terms such as Elna Maat Blytre and Livy Buckley amid garbled phrases. Key facts are not clear, but the piece appears to reference a barometer reading and associated individuals.
A fractured OCR passage details a survey of a cricket ground linked to racing track interests and multiple named venues and individuals. It references events and locations in a scattered, partial narrative with many unreadable segments.
The Forbes Methodist Church marked its Diamond Jubilee with a weekend of events led by Rev. Principal W Fo Bennet MA. A public meeting featured Mr W.ll Hocking and other speakers praising the church’s long service while a Monday picnic and various activities engaged many attendees during the holiday period.
A fragmented report describes Stock Inspector Little and officials discussing city matters and site retirement actions. The text references meetings, authority over inspection tasks, and a debated plan involving local governance and supervisory figures, with unclear chronology and partial descriptive phrases.
A damaged OCR record notes a community effort connected to Wood District Hospital with mentions of supporters and local organizers. Names such as Mears N Crown and W Turner appear among scattered lines, alongside references to cards, a rally, and a planned outreach event.
In a terse meeting the Fortin PP Board refused a bonus request tied to local agricultural operations. The discussion referenced concerns over funding, timing, and potential impacts on current projects, with officials seeking a clear plan before any approval.
The article notes appointments and applications for permit inspectors including P P Hoard and others. It mentions names such as A P Tuwiwele Trundle and A B Fone Wirrinya, with approvals for stock sales permits and related duties. Discrepancies in spelling are evident due to OCR artifacts.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Wien and an epee event with Balad 47 and a possible outcome. Details are unclear but indicate a meet or competition.
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