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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 22, 1935
Page
7
Obituary notes the death of Quanhalla, wife of Mr Matt Pieher, described as a popular palaceman in Vohy Wwn and Pinbor areas. The report, filed in unclear local text, mentions family, a baby and a wake, with a burial slated for Wednesday morning.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Rural Centres and a count, with unclear names and numbers. Potential reference to a report or telegraph in a newspaper page, but readable facts are minimal and non-specific.
Caragabal dominated Sandy Creek with a swift display as batsmen and bowlers shared the blame for the visitors. Key figures included Clarke yielding 6 for 38, Kin 8 for 38, and Murray contributing with multiple dismissals as Caragabal posted 265 for 7 declared. Sandy Creek struggled with top bowlers Monger and Pratt among others, failing to chase the target amid poor batting show.
Grawlin defeated Pinnacle in a tight cricket encounter with decisive bowling. Notable performances included Davies Milian and Trowaine with key wickets, while Wilcockson and Pagan contributed favorable runs. The match featured tight spells, with Bowing and fielding tightening the grip moments after the early fall of bats.
Fragmented OCR notes describe hot weather in the Gooolagong area with garbled figures and stray names. It mentions high temperatures and references various improper terms and unclear data.
At Caragabal a town work crew undertook structural repairs on the telegraph line and station area. Crews aimed to restore service after damage and improve reliability for nearby residents and businesses.
A local Methodist Sunday School annual picnic drew many families to Quandialla. Children and parents enjoyed games and a boat ride to the lagoon with smiles and refreshments. Mr Myers led the event with community members contributing to a warm, festive afternoon.
Incoherent OCR fragment describes a man named Rugere and others visiting hospitals after an accident. References to Mrs Walna, Pretoria, and local names suggest a community notice format but details are garbled. Mentions of delays, a drive to hospital, and a patient receiving care appear amid scattered names and places.
The Caragabal Church of England prepares a community carnival for April 3 at Hyland Square. Activities include a novelty vet show, cooking booths, a fashion display, and a bargain stall with officers and volunteers listed among the organizers.
An inspection by the noxious weeds officer visits Goolagong to address weed control on local lands. Landholders are urged to cooperate with regulations and observe district guidelines to prevent spread and protect pastures.
A damaged fragment notes grasshoppers likely to return soon as the district faces a new surge. The text mentions a plague and widespread numbers, with unclear dates or agencies referenced.
A fragmented report recounts a woman in Praha seeking a remedy for long illness. It claims she rapidly recovered after using a tonic called Schupana’s Mineral Pill Balt, priced at 1/2 to 2/9 per jar, with neighbors noting the change and blessings following the treatment. The item reads like an advertisement for a patent medicine from a distant chemist.
An account of a wedding ceremony at a church with detailed decor, vows, attendants, and reception plans. The bride Nasilla Wolk and groom are accompanied by family, bridesmaids, and a veiled exit, with the event described in period newspaper style.
Fragmented OCR reveals financial figures and market activity including lamb sales and cattle numbers. Mentions of bids, commissions, and a board meeting discuss collections totaling £27710 over three weeks and references to a hospital scheme and additional members.
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