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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 28, 1935
Page
2
The text mixes garbled phrases about sewing a button, recipes for saving money, licenses, and scattered names. It mentions Fateth, Sin ie rmn, Rea Hate ul, and other nonsensical fragments alongside brief references to money, nutrition, and establishments. The overall piece reads as damaged OCR with no coherent event.
Partial readable notice mentions Heinke Bros and bacon curing during a period from May 1 to August 31. The fragment references time windows and processing steps, with unclear location and stake. No clear names beyond Heinke Bros appear. most specifics are garbled.
Fragmented OCR text shows a tennis ladies competition with names such as Bennie Owen Wie Deut and Neon Bark. mentions HELLON PARK and Wilga. includes garbled quotes and unclear match details, offering only scattered references to players, venues, and results without coherent narrative.
Fragmented OCR text lists matches and participants in a Weaver Cup event. Names and details are garbled. the fragment references Washington and Gimbal entries, Welook romilaht, Cathars, and Malan Fa with unclear associations and timing. The readable core centers on scheduled fixtures and competitors, but specifics are obscured.
A garbled report from Ashburnham details a snap conference with scattered references to local committees, taxation debates, and ongoing community matters. The text mentions figures and groups such as Farmary ant Se Angostations and the Inter has Lodge, amid unclear motions and procedural notes.
Fragmented text shows teams selected for a schedule with citations of players and venues. Mentions include Lakeview, Stxete Cup context, and unspecified players like Hawkins and Hearne, with uncertain dates and locations. The readable items imply a local sports roundup of selections, upcoming games, and venue notes without coherent details.
At a weekly meeting of the community elder group, officials discussed player transfers and the return of key records. Observers noted ongoing reviews, with emphasis on team performance and financial aspects linked to the season.
Fragmentary football notes reference injuries and players named Warren and others. The report mentions a fractured collarbone and a half tackle, with several unsure or garbled names resembling team members or officials. No clear game details or dates are discernible.
Report outlines rising prices for local goods and a heated reaction to recent cup competition results. Key figures and venues cited include market watchers and cup holders amid weekend betting activity.
A garbled report mentions Wonail road activities and a 8% rate involving Pinturery. It references Mamie and HarkerN Bays, various setters, and medical notes. The text is fragmented with unclear names and places, hindering a clear chronology or outcome.
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