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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 29, 1938
Page
8
The fragmentary OCR item mentions Tolin Mtengier and Co and an Ane tor Pree oakiet, suggesting a business note or notice involving the firm and a project or location. Further readable details are scarce but indicate a transactional or proprietorship context.
A fragmented page sketches a chaotic mix of football names, dates, locations, and players, centering on Ronnie Madge and Bree cremation notes, with scattered references to teams like Miva and Phos de Jo. The jumble hints at matchups, ages, and a crowded schedule without coherent details.
A garbled report covers a polo match where Vychan loses to Aung in extra time. The piece references rivals Cobbty, N eOURd Wet, Caley Convatation Cop, and mentions various figures and places in a chaotic transcription.
Fragmented OCR lists train schedules and mail handling notes for air mail routes, with mentions of stations near Stamey Farwin and Dinaford. It notes Saturday and Sunday operations, arrivals by Monday, and references various international locations including England USA Australia Hongkong and trade identifiers.
An English summary notes a Monday gathering at Paris Hall where visiting students enjoyed a sociable event. The piece highlights a possible standout moment led by a figure named Edwards and a group called the Union, with many attendees described as entertained and engaged.
A fragmentary news item details Strand Theatre showings and plans for revivals featuring family films and stage scenes. Names like Judge Bard and Hardy appear in references to entertainment, with scattered notes about inventory, screenings, and local audience interest in cinema and theatre offerings.
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