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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 06, 1923
Page
4
The week before King's Birthday and the week before Prince of Walyo Birthday are noted for review. Dates referenced include June 25th and early training dates for key players. The text describes concerns about form, readiness, and early conditioning ahead of events and matches.
In a Sydney to Brisbane transition fight Saturday night Georgy Mendley Doring and Bobby Gray clashed at Brisbane Stadium. Gray won on points against Locke while Doring failed to finish the bout. The featherweight championship saw Milly Thawin claim the title as Henry ParrsintoWrpodated noted. Fans reacted with a mixed reception to the decision.
Odd jumble reports a Warwick Farm show with Pony athletes and jockeys racing in this weekend event. It mentions owners, trainers, and a list of horses with odds and placements across several races, including Harvest King and Reymie, plus outcomes and forthcoming fixtures at Orange Jockey Club shows.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss a rifle club, urging joining the organization and mentioning benefits from the Nations Rifle Association and NRW Government. It references a central Western Talowa event and invites visiting generations to become acquainted with opportunities offered by the club and NH.A.
Fragmented report cites the New York Times on shifts in jail populations amid dry state movements. It lists states with prohibition dates and public opinion figures, plus poll-style results and an array of names, numbers, and places from the period.
Fragmented OCR text contains multiple garbled phrases and names, lacking clear events, dates, or identifiable subjects. Unable to determine a coherent news item or specific entities for a concise summary.
Westerm Districts faced No 4 group in a low scoring contest at Wade Park Orange during Santor war. No 10 group led by Ken Bweeman bowled superbly and won by 8 wickets after restricting the opposition to 1364. Batting highlights include Hawke and Bweerman with tidy spells and notable fielding, while Gannon and McKay stood out for the No 1 group in a clash marked by tight bowling and cautious run-making.
The Wir cown ae OFWieway team prepared to represent the eastern division in the country book carnival at Euster. Conviv, Brown, Keani, Prat ley and J. Aélofield were listed among participants with several local figures mentioned, including Bonner and Huwhe.
Needham Orange and Carters Dubba plus Baker Forbes unavailable. Cunningham Pes cUP matches Forbes against Garema Association next Sunday for the Mr Cube Cup. Peak Hill on the 18th ax for the Granted Cup. If holders keep the McCabe Cup they meet Gronfell on the 26th inetany. This completes the Net of Cup matches for Newton.
Fragmentary OCR text lists multiple names and initials in a legal context amid unclear punctuation. The fragment mentions parties Grawlin and South Forbes and several individuals such as Read, Green, Alchin, Mato, and McKay, with scattered initials and references to emergencies and dates.
A fragmented notice references Eden Studios at 727 George Street now Central Institution, with mentions of a bridal photo booth and photography services. The garbled OCR suggests a travel tip tied to a honeymoon visit and photography options at a studio.
A historical testimonial touts Dow's Kidney Pills as a cure for chronic backache and kidney pain. The narrative celebrates personal recovery after using multiple bottles, claiming long lasting relief and urging readers to purchase from a Sydney supplier with a local price.
An old advertisement touts a “Make it Yourself” laundry soap claiming no failures with free lathering formula. It highlights Hing Disharede and Simro components and promises easy, direct mixing for clean results, targeting homemakers.
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