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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 27, 1934
Page
2
A fragmented report describes a Sunday shooting near Blayney and ensuing disturbances as authorities investigate the action of a Perry group and track further incidents across multiple local sites. Observers note a series of confrontations, with references to several names and places, and a focus on public safety responses.
A sprawling note from a 20th century sports page mixed with community notices recounts football flickers, coaching remarks, and upcoming games. It mentions Toddy Veni and Kenan coaching figures, names like Forbes and Jima, and a packed scene with players, crowds, and a conference at Condobalin.
Parkes Read Butchery reports TLL errors and ad patois in a promotional piece. The item mentions Coes versus Dust on Mand at Larwtat Prine with unclear context and partial names in the fragment.
The fragment references a hockey match near Wednesday and a close margin between teams Meagha and South Forbes Wonten. It mentions Whites 17 and a need to win, plus various unclear names and scores. The passage is heavily garbled with numerous unreadable terms and nonsensical phrases.
Twenty players participated in the Golf Associates draw championship, with Kevin and Mrs W Mi Nat Way presenting a trophy. The event featured qualifying rounds and several named players such as Aaa Gotta and Migs Davo among others, scheduled for Tuesday.
Incomplete OCR text fragment references residents and a base but lacks clear events or proper nouns. The readable bits mention dates, places, and groups in a jumbled sequence, making it impossible to determine a definite action or outcome for a concise news-style card.
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