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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 21, 1933
Page
7
Local footballers from Bedgerabong lost in a tense semi final against an unnamed rival. The match featured strong defense and mid game momentum shifts, ending with a two goal margin deciding the result.
A district meeting is arranged for September 4 at Cossdiatla with Monday sessions continuing through 16. The Bureau plans to secure funding for a school children filming project and to complete preparations for all participants.
Fragmented report notes a transport issue near Meda with unclear references to rail and motor routes. Mentions possible dates 194 and entities UB and JA, with references to Canis and Vobiabe in a hazy local context.
A horticultural feature extols shrubs and herbaceous plants, praising delphiniums and related blue tones. It details color ranges from deep royal to pale azure, notes hardy varieties, and recommends pairing tall hybrids with Welldona and Ballamoas, plus notes on bloom times and care.
Weather notes report rain at Bedgerabong with steady showers throughout the early morning. Forecasts suggest the rain may ease later but a further pulse is possible. observers record damp conditions and continued drizzle into Friday.
Quandialla golfers visited Grenfell for a friendly match on Sunday. Players included W A Steel, Le tT Wilton, Q Crabau, McAlpine, and Jim Winter. The Grenfell team edged Quandialla by a slim margin amid taunts over performances as local competition returns in August with a parade and awards to follow.
A fragmented report notes a selection at Avenue Street involving a reguidbeeaker and a Benue event. The text mentions a FeveMl sewiun OL and references to Savuedgy snl and Many Wilt, with unclear roles and outcomes.
An archival ad-like notice promotes a country tree offer with various fruit and ornamental trees. It mentions roses, pines, apples, peaches, lemons, and cherries, listing quantities and varieties while noting some items are not included. The text appears garbled but centers on a packing list style sale of plant stock.
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