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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 03, 1936
Page
8
Fragmented text reports racing events with multiple names and results but is heavily garbled. It references a team or person from Fortes and Ericketin Tram Eugowra, mentions a total score of 341, and includes disrupted names such as THOMAS and Winger. Overall content is unreadable.
Cylanta repeatedly hit new marks and claimed a course record during a two day bowling relay event. Teams including Moulder, Weare, and Monaghan posted totals with standout performances by Cameron and Roberta. Attendance included Perry Uraa and Forbee with strong showings, while the overall meet highlighted emerging talents and close scoring.
The Carrington event Saturday saw Vie nation nati and H e promising horse Viusta vie triumphing amid sluggish form. Key figures include William, Willian, and trainer Hor, with notable placings and a 160 pocket prize noted for Thoraay’s renewal.
A faded page describes a subdued Forbes Forte New Year observance with church services and a lack of public jubilation. It mentions a dance, moonlight performances, and various local figures while noting the old customs and a quiet scene as the year turns.
Arch ie Crippin led Forbes in a rugged innings as Coppin started strong for the home side. The scoreline shows a tense fight with detailed batting orders and player names like Vince, Niky, and Walter in a historic club cricket contest.
Fragmentary OCR lists Presbyterian Ladies College in Orange with scattered notes on events and activities. Names, dates, and specific details are unreadable, leaving only general references to college matters and potential calendar items without clear actions or outcomes.
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