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Vip c notes a peace tie with dimes and a scoreless agreement. The fragmentary item references a game or event with minimal readable details and no clear entities.
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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 31, 1942
Page
2
Vip c notes a peace tie with dimes and a scoreless agreement. The fragmentary item references a game or event with minimal readable details and no clear entities.
Fragmentary text references Girl and munitions workers, places Lithgow and Katoomba, hostel mentions, names like Emma Wie and Simon, plus scattered phrases about areas, times, and organizations. The garbled OCR yields no coherent event, date, or outcome.
A fragmented report details long labor and wage struggles near a convent. It mentions workers, regions, and names such as Malloy and Darwex, with references to a time line spanning several years and local figures shaping the dispute. The piece hints at education, charity, and community responses amid ongoing tensions.
The readable parts list scattered names and phrases such as Forbes celebrations, Junin Dol, Lacy, Sand Pirie, Suk, Foor Ds, Muh, Thane, Al, and It cli art. The text appears as garbled notes or a collage of proper nouns with no coherent event or narrative.
A garbled notice reports the ordination of Reverend P Clancy to the priesthood. Fragmentary names and places appear, including references to deans and officials, with many unreadable portions.
Charles Tisdell died after a prolonged illness. The obituary notes his age as 52 and mentions funeral details held at the local cemetery on a Wednesday. Friends and family attended the services and the deceased is remembered for his community involvement.
A chaotic page of notes and crowd chatter centers on Meaghers Ball, detailing a profitable outcome surpassing £200 as participants recount competition draws and local figures amid a lively, uncertain rally. Names like Parker, Mary Monchaire, and Mr Lage appear amid a broader scene of social gathering and sport.
Fragmentary OCR reads about 57 bales dispatched and mentions a cine poem, voluntary helper, and engine with smoke. The legible parts reference a waste paper shipment and related odd phrases, with no clear event, person, or organization confirmed.
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