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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 10, 1928
Page
1
A broken OCR style report describes routine stock inspections and related investigations. It mentions locations such as Cape Parkew Washington and Pinnacle and notes inquiries by officials. The text references equipment decisions and work on water systems, with vague names and places.
A readable fragment reports tennis results with players McKellar Whiteman Walker Broderick Pausiatis and others. It mentions officials and a customs minister name and lists several match outcomes in a noisy Bates era style. The text mixes names, scores, and roles, reflecting a local sports roundup with incomplete clarity.
At a Parkes Chamber of Commerce meeting a debate on the Wyangala dam focused on unearned increment and government expense. MPs and local figures questioned the value and potential distribution to private holders amid calls for clear policy and ministerial action.
Fragmented OCR report mentions Red Boul and Goolagons amid confusion at a worksite. Forbes and Parkes are referenced with a race or contest result affecting local standings. Names like Forbes girl and Law appear among scattered notes, with impounding and legal terms indicating public notices and administrative details.
A garbled AP style note discusses a program related to land use and immediate action. It references people and the need to preserve something, with unclear names or dates. The readable fragments hint at organizing a program and protecting land for a specific purpose.
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