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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 15, 1935
Page
9
Fragmented OCR reads as a garbled note about replacements and conversations, mentioning names and partial phrases. It references people like Yok Kruse and a crain related topic, with unclear events or date. The readable parts suggest a personal exchange rather than a clear news item.
The fragment mentions fusing and grevtins in relation to a 400 event, indicating partial coverage or preparation delays. No clear names, dates, or places are readable, but the note suggests an event disruption or technical issue affecting the scheduled 400 activity.
A chaotic report outlines relief works and shifting shire plans for Wandary Lane. Officials discuss awaiting gravel carting, emergency measures, and the 1006 Main Mowe program funding. The council aims to complete Wandary Lane works in seven weeks, with total costs and government allocations debated amid broader bridge and river work funding considerations.
A string of cases heard at the Police Court involved breaches of the P P Act with defendants including uatrich and others. The proceedings covered alleged trespass and related offenses, with details on numbers of charges, dates, and adjournments noted by the magistrate.
A garbled race narrative mentions defendants, horses, Evelyn Ube’s blend, and Vine Yareck in a muddled event. Names and places are unclear, with fragmented details about a mat meet, work, and a gate at B2/2. The piece reads as an unclear sports or event recap with missing context.
The article lists topics and participants for a Y P A meeting. It mentions Ideal events and a discussion on non Wepre and Wifes. Names like Heather and Mina appear among speakers, with dates in February and references to a student meeting in a western region.
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