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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 29, 1932
Page
1
An OCR fragment outlines a proposed factory project with organizational names and steps, mentioning a Pardue Company Dairy unit and NSW connections. It references directors, advisers, and meetings, plus uncertain plans for production and investment, in a tangled, partial character set.
A garbled report discusses a board in Prodyrets Diet and Society weighing dairy and sugar policies, with references to markets, quotas, and protectionist measures. It mentions authorities like AHCOMER and Myer cent, and notes concerns about small dairies, factory siting, and international trade influences from Denmark Belgium and Russia affecting prices and production.
Fragmentary OCR indicates a factory or plant announces annual operations and staffing figures. Mentions numbers like 34 and 260 plus workers and a sale or prevention plan. Difficult to extract concrete facts due to garbled text.
Fragment reading shows an accident at Birdwool during wheat work. Report mentions serious injuries to several workers and a tense scene around machinery. Names and places are unclear due to garbled OCR but reference to Maye and Jervish appear. More wheat notes follow.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions bigger areas and Lucerne, surrounding state tone, tarrahpy, towing,enares, and a person named Loincre. Reading is obstructed. key details and facts are not recoverable from the fragment.
A noisy collision occurred on Lachlan Street near the rail, injuring four people. Milas WaetDov and a female rider were taken to a local site with minor injuries after a street collision near Templar Site during the Tuesday hours. Witnesses described traffic halted as the bike and car collided, with hospital visits for those involved.
Darwin aviation milestone reported with details of a voyage by W. A. Scott of England aboard Marine Mt Darwin. The record notes a journey origin Ton Avehalla and afterhours timing, with mentions of MCA and Huer.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions an election context with names like Raven and Pletaber. It includes garbled phrases about nominations and a mention of a Saturday event. No clear actions, dates, or outcomes are discernible from the readable portions.
A local reunion was held last Saturday organized by the GWAs group at the Fortes bramah hall. Dignitaries including Lancemith, Semimith, Weare, and Seaman attended from various areas. Talks covered plans for a Rest Home for women, with support from several officials and community leaders.
Marist Bros prepare for a Parkes Bedgerabong fixture with top teams from Parker at Farben Bhowprovnds meet Bundy Thaler's squad is set for 2 pm kickoff. Readies include Patchow Wacwon Gane faney Dussteaps Parry Rinewood and a host of players from Our to be united.
A motor vehicle collision occurred near Pamplar and Lachlee Streets around 1:30 Wednesday morning. The driver, a boy identified as Mr. de J. Que, and a companion, Mr T. Ewin, from Forte, were involved. The mudguard and rear were damaged.
Sydney report notes a warrant served amid federal moves by the Taxation Commission. Officials cite delays in Commonwealth processing and record the deputy warrant details while parties discuss hours and location. New South Wales officials and federation bodies are involved as debates unfold on the procedures and fees, with the scene shifting to national representatives.
A fragmented text notes a magic drawing event titled Tynder Horm with implied rush and scheduling for an upcoming Wednesday night. It references an astronomy or car-related calculation and mentions 1981 and an A880 model, suggesting experimental or speculative themes around technology and performance.
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