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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 06, 1935
Page
9
The council discusses mayoral allowance and Ald Ford’s reappointment while opposition questions the 90 pound annual figure. A troubled mood among members follows motions about the allowance as votes unfold, with remarks about attendance and procedure.
Fragmented OCR text appears to reference a local page note with names and a calendar cue for next Sunday. It includes mentions of Bluschoa Blanit Viewarie Mark and Danauwellen Urunovice with unclear roles and a Serge KANG attribution, but lacks clear events or outcomes to summarize.
The document reports on a civil application pending in Movi May Mlontigany Ward, detailing parties involved and the court action sought. It notes prior proceedings, tentative dates, and the ongoing status of the case as it moves through the ward’s civil process.
Heavy rain Tuesday delays the Forbes Fartnightly cattle yarding event, forcing schedule adjustments and shorter yarding windows as stock handlers adapt to wet conditions. Producers report firmer bids on ready cattle despite the weather.
Fragmented OCR reads as a local sports item noting dull competition and entries from Navy teams. Mentions names and numbers are garbled, with references to a Tuesday event and various participants.
Fragmented OCR reports a 60th year event with multiple names and locales. The text mentions deaths, a marriage at Mot ers, and a burial led by Mey HG Maivery with Rgdomes directing services. References to hotels, soldiers, and local officials appear amid convoluted phrases and broken surnames.
An OCR fragment promotes Qualcast Lawnmowers with bold claims and urging buyers to visit leading hardware stores. The garbled text mentions opposition to foreign models and an Australian connection, but the precise product details and claims are unclear. The piece resembles a vintage retail blurb.
A garbled OCR style paragraph references a plea and a dated amendment but the text is unreadable. It mentions a defendant, a judge, and a magistrate in a murky legal context with numerous corrupted names and places. The readable facts are too fragmentary to identify the parties or outcome.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a mayoral reference and events at Town Hall and Fore Town Hall. Names such as Pearly and Darvey appear among scattered phrases about arrivals, meetings, and public notices scheduled through the week. Content is garbled with many unreadable sections.
A garbled newspaper passage references a fatality and various named individuals across multiple places and dates. The legible bits mention a fatal incident, an apparent court or public notice, and scattered names such as Abe Tada, J. Gatedts, and Mrs Alun Stivgan, with unclear actions and locations due to OCR distortions.
A formal wedding notice describes the union of Thomas A wield and Sidney Mirneal at a ceremony in November. Details mention attendants, attire, and the setting at a church altar with family members and local dignitaries in attendance.
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