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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 23, 1937
Page
4
A garbled report outlines upcoming golf events by Interest Scaring Associates with mentions of entrants such as Mr Wilkin and Ted Hoth. It lists several names including Mrs Gle and Ma Taurrellie Crittenden, plus various attendees and organizers, with unclear details on dates or venues.
A fragmented report from a local newspaper page details a Sunday sports carnival with school teams, football and cricket notes, and expected matches. It mentions observers and events including Beaversbang, Adamabwrp, and Parkes with results or lineups for upcoming games and a grand event.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a sports item about Wilson and teammates winning another game. Names and details are garbled but indicate a follow-up win with several players named, including Tickner and Sweeney, in a local competition context.
A jagged report outlines Farah's narrow win at the Albion Trophy event amid scattered notes on veterans and other contestants. It mentions medals, winners, and a mix of names and places with unclear spelling and dates.
Unclear school notes recount prize results and sports outcomes from a recent local event. Mentions mayoral visit to the council, student achievements, team names, player lists, and various game and performance notes with mixed OCR quality.
Fragmented notes recount Bathurst's growth through trade and industry, detailing firms, merchants, and civic figures across a sprawling panorama. Mentions of key locals, structures, and numbers hint at a vibrant, evolving economy in the late 19th to early 20th century, with family ties and public life interwoven.
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