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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 25, 1935
Page
7
During 31 season Winchcombe Carson have sold more wool in Sydney than any other firm in the trade. The result is a decisive contention by thousands of growers who praise their service and results.
Irondarks and a2 team fielded a dramatic contest with Quandialla saving the last stand. J Reid, Mary Camp, and a range of players from Basi to Campbell feature in a tense chase as late wickets fall and the crowd watches the decisive moment.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Selene Annmctation and Mowary with Fe Cont Sia Key, suggesting a brand or project with unclear details. No coherent events or outcomes are readable, but mentions of participants and affiliations imply a corporate or technical item in progress.
A fragmentary and unclear wartime notice from Quolacong references a scheme or plan titled Wasaendag. The text is garbled with missing names and dates, offering little verifiable detail beyond a general mention of an operation or version being circulated.
Fragmented OCR text describes a country cricket match with many garbled names and scores. It mentions players such as Constable and Comanable with partial figures like 9 for and 8 for, but the overall result and key details remain obscured by illegible characters.
A farewell function in Quandialla honored Mister D Terry prior to his departure. The event featured a guard of honor, speeches by local officials, and presentations including a desk set from the community. Donations and tears marked the gathering as residents reflected on his service with the association and school committee.
A letter filled page lists many residents and visitors moving between towns and farms. Families including Mr and Mrs Blumet and Mr and Mrs Waittater travel by car to Wirring and Lithgow for holidays. Neighbors and kin like Abbie, Stan, M avi, and M r Sim gather for visits, with details of motor trips, swaps, and planned stays at Dreamt holiday hue and local Post observances.
Match details incomplete with garbled names and numbers. Some team references and a final score attempt appear but readable facts are extremely limited. The fragment suggests a Sunday game with a 07 1K Conatable 42 and other indiscernible figures.
A cryptic market brief notes horse sales at around £40 with buyers and sellers named awkwardly. It references Wheatley A and Fil, plus Vyohan and Florene in an unclear listing, suggesting demand and pricing in a local sale setting.
Fragmented report from Rugowra station notes a wet harvest with wheat measured at ten thousand tons and about four thousand bar in an unclear period. Names and precise figures are unreadable.
Weather conditions in Monwonga show an ideal jaunt with pleasant temperatures in two local spots. Mixed lines discuss crops and district notes alongside names like Mia Patri Campbell Collective and Galery, with scattered references to English sovellat and Nobel prize laser.
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