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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 31, 1936
Page
1
A garbled OCR fragment mentions several names including Mrs Ann Morrow and Vievorta Con Farbor. The readable text references a purchase or completion related to a church or purchase event, with unclear context and several mis-typed terms.
A Cowra man died when a heavy vehicle rolled onto him after the truck became stuck. Police and emergency crews responded to the scene, confirming the fatality and beginning an investigation into the incident and cause of the truck’s movement.
Diocesan examination results and noted contestants from multiple schools including Northern College and Mary Famed, with names such as Bert Marine, Mary Ouple, and Jodee Wol, plus references to Navy and primary events and dates in a broad parade of participants.
Fragmented notes mention AM Ep Dring transfer from Parkes to Lite on amid denials and scattered names. The garbled text references transfers, meetings on a Sunday or Monday, and various individuals and places with no coherent timeline or verifiable facts.
A long discussion by a prominent statesman exhorts a closer settlement on national canal policy. The speech, delivered amid mounting public interest, emphasizes practical steps and warns against delays that could hinder progress. Key figures and the canal project’s strategic importance are noted.
A brief market note reports price movements in the wheat trade across the hub regions. Traders note demand shifts and regional price changes affecting supply chains and futures outlook.
The readable text hints at doctors and a yearlong timeline with references to a doctorate and affiliations. Details are unclear due to OCR issues, but the fragment notes mention medical education, titles, and potential events or accolades without完整 context.
An oddly garbled advertisement page mentions Forbes New Boniface and Mr H C Mateahy Flinn. It references an auction on Wednesday afternoon at 277 Wola with various names and the possibility of a public sale. The text is fragmentary and difficult to parse.
Fragmented OCR lists numerous names, places, and race or event terms. Readable elements include Randwick, Worthy, Seventeen, Mande, and various monetary figures amid garbled text, suggesting a sports or listings item with scores or bets but no clear single event or outcome.
A cryptic OCR fragment lists scattered names and phrases such as Adela von aniakey Gayman and Urmatimg te Valaard, with references to places like Moca and Pana. The legible parts hint at a compiled selection or list, but many words are garbled and lack coherent context.
Fragmentary OCR shows Sainsted Cup match slated for next Sunday with Bedgerabong. Names appear garbled but include references to players and scores, indicating a local sports brief about an upcoming cup encounter and likely lineups.
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