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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 03, 1931
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR text mentions races, athletes, and events with scattered names such as Neal and Crossley. It references a meet, training, and possible coaching notes, but specifics like dates, locations, and results are unreadable. The passage reads as disjointed notes from a sports column or meet recap with many garbled terms.
A cryptic OCR fragment mentions a rich find and opal records involving names and parties, with scattered terms like Mesure, Istinal, Nan, Tet, and Jachen. The readable portions suggest a historical note or column item about a mineral find, but details and context are unclear.
An ad claims UMODENE quickly eases bladder weakness pains and daily annoyance. It promises a money back guarantee on the first box if no results, urging readers to try the home treatment and learn its value.
A concise note from Wheat Pool F. and S. A. expresses approval for endorsing a positive stance in the forthcoming vote. Details indicate collective support for the motion, with emphasis on financial and cooperative interests within the agricultural community.
The Cowra meeting features a complex program with multiple handicaps. Notable runners include Thelma's Fortune, Son of Ue Mink, and Gay Wild Ge in maiden and handicap events. Local bookmakers list riders and weights, with attention to Foony's and Kewthinr Ae as contenders.
Forbes will defend the Tinman Cup against Trundle in a next funday match at Crichat Ground if conditions are favorable. Team lineups include Toohey, McCarmock, De Leioe, B. Chieton, A Madormnel, and Withers among others.
St Lawrence's team following a heavy weekend schedule faced St Landyn in a mixed set of events. Matchups included Euston estate Holden and several local clubs, with Albany and Bagddes among listed participants. The show at The Show featured Grima and ParLb ed, while pace and speed events highlighted multiple riders and teams.
Fragmented notes show second day results with multiple horses and handicaps listed. Names such as Serge, Makar, Lola, Graven, and King appear alongside odds like 6/1 and 4/1. President’s Trial and Final Handicap sections reference winners and riders with unclear times.
A fragmented report notes Young defeating Mivrrowe by twenty points in a Southwest competition on Sunday. The text mentions dance performances, hall convoreed hie aw in Ac Maths Hs and references venues like Hall convoreed and West Carrollton. Specific dates and some personal names are garbled, but the piece centers on a dance event with mixed results and local participants.
Final acceptances for the Grand National hurdle feature a field of horses including Mons Trooper Arvadive Dew Aging Lowland and Rio Avra with numbers 183 16 104 81 95 4 93 92 and 98 among others in a crowded lineup for Sunday’s race.
A garbled report details a planned meeting at the Jani Forvey site with tentative timing and issues. It notes prior withdrawals and a failed attempt related to Moseblll Coriw hie, with a metropolitan barrier looming over Bett yr Faces.
Fragmented text indicates a political dispute over the Agriculture Ministry and Board governance. It mentions a minority on the Board, promises from the Minister for Agriculture, and questions about accountability, with references to a present minister and party lines amid unclear context.
The Strand presents a lineup including Renowned figures and Fox special “Meet Without Weens” amid reviews. Discussions center on women and men, with audiences noting women’s roles. Ronald Colman features in “Condemned” on Wednesday and Thursday nights.
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