Man's Leg Gashes While Cutting Scrub for Sheep
An injured man named Mr Lee sustained a deep gash to his leg while cutting scrub for sheep. He required first aid and medical attention after the incident. No other casualties are reported.
24 Jun 1938
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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 24, 1938
Page
1
An injured man named Mr Lee sustained a deep gash to his leg while cutting scrub for sheep. He required first aid and medical attention after the incident. No other casualties are reported.
An OCR excerpt presents garbled text with potential names and places but no coherent event. Readable segments mention Monterey and possible personal or organizational references, yet overall content remains unclear and not reliably actionable as a news item. The fragment lacks a discernible single action, outcome, or date to anchor a proper headline.
Readable lines show Wynne and other players in Wimbledon results with scores such as 6-4 and 1-0 lookalike fragments. Names and places are garbled, but indicate a list of matches and set scores across the Big Tenin tennis event segment.
The case, a general interr, heard at Forbes Police Court, involved William Thomas Gilchrist accused of illegal acts relating to property. The magistrate held the defendant over on his own recognisance for 12 months and ordered him to pay professional costs plus other charges, with instructions to cover fees.
A garbled OCR fragment shows a court process involving subpoenas, defendants including J. Burton and Rupke, and discussions of service, preparation costs, and damages. It references Feeney purchase, trial timing, witness lists, and late decisions on admissibility, with recurring names and locations obscured.
Fragmented OCR notes discuss wages tax affecting public servants and government pay. Mentions payroll rules, inflation impact, and parliamentary context from distressing era, with unclear dates and entities. Contains garbled phrases but centers on taxation and public service compensation.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention rain, a government official, a timetable, and a Saturday reference. Details are incomplete, with garbled phrases obscuring names, places, and exact actions.
A jumble of readable fragments shows an application to reopen Tichborne A'Way gates. Citizens express persistency as officials from the Tallway Department discuss railway safety and access along the Blacker route. A planned party and local attendance hint at controversy and local action.
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