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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 24, 1919
Page
6
A chaotic OCR reads like a Corridgery School break up program with a Christmas theme. Students performed songs dances and verse while parents staff and teachers shared praise. Several named instructors and pupils are listed in a long sequence of titles and lines from the show.
A fragmented school page describes a farewell concert and prize distribution. Teachers and students, including Mrs Stewart and Mr Noakes, presided over the event with songs recitations and junior honors. Multiple students listed received prizes for various divisions amid a grounds gathering and refreshments.
Fragmented OCR shows a chaotic note likely about horse racing or betting at Bedgerabong with numerous names and places. The readable items reference Bedgerabong Picnic Ace Club, horses such as Sivne's Soudan, Wownt, Brrauess Pada, and mentions of trainers or owners. Exact details and outcomes are unclear due to garbled text.
Fragmentary OCR text appears to describe entertainment and refreshments at an event with inattentive transcription errors. Difficult to extract clear people, places, or outcomes from the readable lines.
The report recalls Kish votes polled at Wamboyne Hall with a dozen more possibly recorded but lost to indifference or voter issues. It notes no shift in the premier’s fate and mentions Christmas celebrations at Wamboyne with speeches from Austrians and a focus on charity for the West. The piece closes with seasonal greetings and a note from the Advocate wishing readers a happy Christmas and New Year.
The annual gathering at Tom's Lagoon School last Thursday included attendance by peers and staff. Refreshments were served and attendees enjoyed the event, with teachers and Red Cross workers receiving thanks for their help and support.
Fragmented text lists numerous proper names, places, and a Pony Race mention. It reads like OCR noise with scattered references to people such as Kenley E. Kelly and various surnames, plus scattered locations and a Pony Race marker, but no clear story or event details to summarize coherently.
E Bingham & Co auctioneers announce general commissions and insurance work. Stock and property lists available on application, phone number provided. Solicits attention to services across branches with emphasis on insurance and consignments.
At Forbes Pastures Protection Board meeting, Mr Low urged a state wide bounty scheme to destroy crows. The discussion cited recent sheep losses and called for penalties, with supporters and opponents debating impact and enforcement.
The Trundle stores have been installed in new and up-to-date premises at the heart of Trundle. The move signals a refreshed shopping experience with improved facilities for local residents and visitors.
Kelly, late Union trotter Trupdie, announces taking over the hotel at Bogan Gate. He invites old and new friends to visit and enjoy the best the establishment has to offer.
Local agents announce an insurance application covering fire Hall stones live stock and accident risks. The notice outlines policy scope and protection details offered by the Norther Assurance Company through regional agents.
The Caragabal Hotel owner Jock Alsop invites public attention to the hotel offerings. They announce dinner service and retailing of wines beer and spirits with a focus on guest patronage. Meals are available to suit travelers catching trains at the station.
Fragmentary report covers a petrol station and motor goods from Eugowra. Mentions Dalgety and Wobles Sheay Ing Machines and various clauses of nuisance. Partial references to fire crop and general motor related topics appear in the damaged text.
The Trundle Hotel reopens to the public, inviting patrons to enjoy updated facilities and the latest offerings, including a noted liquor selection and meals. The ad highlights a modern, comfortable dining experience and emphasizes the hotel's readiness to serve guests.
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