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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 10, 1936
Page
1
A garbled late summer sports item notes weather disruption on a racing event schedule. Mentions Heth pW and Hogan amid a mosaic of names and places with references to abandonment and rain affecting fixtures. The fragmentary OCR yields unclear lines but preserves the theme of postponed or canceled races due to dangerous conditions.
A government order restricts new and repeat applications under the emergency relief scheme in New South Wales. Police were notified as of the sixth instant that no fresh requests would be entertained, affecting workers with families and local authorities managing the program amid economic unrest.
An obituary fragment notes the death of Mrs Sara Leslie at age about 91, mentioning husband and surviving children. The text lists several names and places in a garbled regional notice, with unclear dates and affiliations. The incomplete item reads as a late 19th or early 20th century death notice from a local paper page.
Grain prices eased slightly as weekly totals show a marginal drop in demand and harvest pace. Traders note softer exports and steady supply pressures with little immediate price relief on the horizon.
Fragmented report describes a Kelly Cup game between two teams with many garbled names. It mentions players such as Tolley, Gannoo, Muah, vision, and Par a, and references emergency relief work at Guigane with a note about a deadline of December 31 for ongoing efforts.
An elderly organist, aged seventy five, reflects on decades of service, noting deft fingers and steadfast devotion. The piece highlights her quiet discipline, spiritual resolve, and the value of music in community life despite aging.
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