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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 30, 1926
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an accident at Parkes MOT involving several individuals with unclear roles and injuries. Names and details are garbled, but mentions a Parker on Fay siren and a person named Hart Tho Yartte among others. Incomplete facts hinder precise reconstruction.
Parkes correspondent reports ex Mayor Parkes, Mr Howard, travelled from Manly to attend Leak HL Show as judge of fingerits and school exhibits. Local officials include Mr Maward and Mr Emmett, with social tours noted. A list of attendees and references to hospital and church events appear amid the scramble of names and places.
An unsteady OCR narrative describes Fred Donnelly in a serious accident near a Steewall gathering. Rescue crews, witnesses, and local officials are referenced as responders. The incident appears to involve a car crash and subsequent medical care, with scattered names and places, but the text is heavily garbled.
Fragmentary text references nerve tonics and health ideas with unclear names and phrases. The readable bits mention nerve, health, and remedies but lack coherent facts or events. The passage seems to be a jumbled historical clipping with no verifiable dates or people.
A damaged OCR fragment notes items like clean, dainty food, valey sundwleies, gowns, fees, dust, and a name that reads Wan ton Pionel. The readable bits hint at a social page or advertisement with stray phrases and unclear listings.
Readers seek quality printing and turn to the Advocate for reliable service. The ad copy highlights swift turnaround and dependable results, portraying the publication as the go to source for promotional and print needs.
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