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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 02, 1933
Page
7
Wandiadla and Wot Fweneigi 211 M40 free Deun¢ AUUADL bintek highway maps appear amid fragmented text. References to Faceted Ciera Hon and ultras at Hietbbre and Caroaba suggest a local event summary with unclear details and muted outcomes.
A group of local youngsters accompanied by adults attended a church picnic at Rurabba with assistance noted from W. Bailey and Denwon. Witnesses described the main winners in the Met racing including M. Moraitt, Mrs Gordon, W. Hailey, J. McAllister, Marjorie Steple, Kaun Cauker and W. Moomdeld among others.
Fragmented OCR text brief mentions various place names including Hogan, Gallia, West Aramaisiar, Som, Milas, Pragkd Ridyasnne, and other scattered terms. The readable content is sparse and lacks a coherent event or clear details to summarize into a full news item.
Empire Day events are noted with scattered festival items and references to local activities. The fragmentary text mentions a bonfire, a school resuming, a person named Ivy Davis, and several unclear phrases related to community notices and a local schedule.
The Cup holders retained the trophy after a hard match against Caragabal. Curly Kerr and Chink McDonald starred as Quandialla defeated Caragabal with a 28 point victory and strong team defense.
Fragmented OCR text references rainfall at Jedgerabong and nearby areas with unclear names and dates. The readable items mention rain, weather, hotels, meetings, and vague local activity. Entities are garbled and no clear events or figures emerge.
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