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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 03, 1932
Page
2
The Gunningbland district sees a new EFAdssolation fixture featuring Guo and Warranvale. The upcoming Gin W D Treacy Cup match promises a lively contest tomorrow with local teams eager to prove strength and skill on the field.
Special attention is directed to Lloyda advertisement of their Special Terms Stock Salem in today's issue, held at Parkes and Forbes with Dal ety and Co Lid and Condobolia with the same ru nand with W. H. Wheatley of Goulburn. Entries are invited. Vote Elliott to ensure a strong fight for country interests.
A Wednesday gridiron clash saw the ex-Students football team beat High School 16 to 8 in a fast, evenly matched game. Heavier School presses early, but ex-Students pace and ball handling, led by Keane and Gage, turned momentum in the second half with key scores and a decisive late drive.
A Sunday and Monday football feast headlines events for the Northern Eastern Railway Officers Association. The Combined Railway Officers A and B teams will clash in a weekend showcase set for June S and 6, featuring spirited play and regional fan interest.
A garbled fragment describes a sporting moment with a goalie and a constable and mentions votes against and a referee. Details on teams, places, and outcomes are illegible.
Forbes Mug by League at Trundle on Monday selects from Fullback Emith Hedgerabong and backs Spackman Winingal Parelow St Laurence's Brown Hedgerabong A Johnston South Forbes capt Heymond St Laurence's Edmondson Bedgera bong five eighth L Gage South Forbes halfback Clarke Wirrinya K Fell South Forbes forwards Piercey Fedgerabong Ringwood Wirrinya Grogan Wirrinya Keane P Bedperaborn David son Bedford Bong Field Wik iams Bedperaborns
The message calls readers to back Pryor in a Union of American Political action campaign. It frames the vote as essential for the party’s future and argues for giving Pryor a chance to lead.
Local sports notes detail two days of important matches with Sydney teams visiting. The visitors include Forbes and others racing to claim victory in a series of friendlies and league fixtures with players named across both squads and staff, aiming to restore form.
St Laurence's schedules a tense working man friendly as Wyalong teams visit. Players listed include Desgrave, Whelan, Smith, Cannon, Geeves, and others set to face Bonnie Ton and Bonnie Ton on upcoming Monday matches at the courts.
A fragmentary claim describes a remedy that allegedly neutralises acidity and relieves long standing discomfort. The text touts restoring regular digestion and preventing harmful buildup, promoting improved wellbeing and cleanliness of the body. It references internal balance and general health improvements.
Opening meeting of Forbes mechanical hare group attracted fair attendance. Results list horses and placings including Marie Progress, Letts Lav, and Puppy Stakes contenders with several names and owners noted among a jam-packed card of events and consolation races.
Ported garbled notes show Burra inspector discussing Burra seeds and stock concerns near Forbes PLP. Fragments mention Cobley, Parkes, Pryor, Med lead, Wim Swwaye Reservas, Marsden district boundary, and rabbits at Cotton's WN with district officials and Lodge attendees referenced.
A fragmentary OCR reads about a trip to Nairobi and an encounter with a gallon of water, mentioning a tourism wing tent and a wedding scenario. Details are unclear but indicate travel, a water container, and moving toward an event. Entities appear as Nairobi and possible organizations or places, but specifics are obscured.
A damaged OCR fragment reports distress phrases about individuals harmed and seeking relief. It mentions oppression and a plea for care, with unclear references to names or places. The readability is too low to identify concrete persons or organizations.
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