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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 11, 1938
Page
11
Fragmentary OCR describes a bribery protest involving Bribbaree bowlers during a match. The text mentions Vannalla and Wet Fh local entities, with unclear names and cryptic phrases about bribe, heat, fouls, and miners. The readable pieces imply a confrontation or accusation linked to officiating decisions.
Fragmented text reports a cricket match and local events at Darby’s Falls with multiple names and scores scattered. It mentions players like Frye Ryn and Ray Oliver, and references Derby’s Falls, Govra, and Monge. The garbled lines describe bowling figures and a score progression, but the overall specifics and outcomes are unclear due to the damaged source.
A damaged fragment describes a warm summer spell with high temperatures and windy, rainy nights. It notes a humid Monday and Tuesday with shifting cloud cover and recalls an evening parade. The text mentions temperatures reported as very high and a Holly Sunday.
The 1938 calendar lists events at Peak Hay to August under McMURTRIE AND BONS Monumental Works Doiing Bee and Foros M11 clansea. Includes Holy Communion at 168 1290, 730 am Choral Bucharnet, and Buruday School 1730 p.m. Evensong and Sermon.
A fragmented Australian notice recounts a lonely rural woman with two children in Dubbo and her husband employed nearby. Since June 16 a detective tour of the police station and local areas was arranged, with the widow reporting her plight to the CWA and noting a family breakdown.
The event at the Methodist Church on Thursday March 10 includes a 1:30 and 4 p.m. program. Local groups Twangower Irwin and Reve FEA participate in the evening tier with a festival theme and community entertainment.
Be pre Pi noo reports focus on a manager role and leadership decisions within a local organization. The brief notes emphasize staffing changes and strategic direction, with names and places limited by the legible text. Further details remain unclear due to fragmentary OCR.
In Bedgeranong churches report strong festival profits as volunteers tally a total around 50 161 pounds. The busy event supported by multiple parishes raised hopes for holiday offerings though some organizers noted incomplete responses from certain workers.
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a chaotic scene with scattered names and phrases about a group returning, a potting hy Be appear, and references to various persons and events. The readable portions imply a low-quality, garbled local item without a clear event or outcome to summarize.
The obituary notes the death of Mc Hridget Alovalin Tau, eldest daughter of his late spouse Dennis Claes. Born in the Badhradt area, she resided in Canes and lived in Goalayens-Canowin. The notice lists relatives including Edward Cap er and Clancy, with nephews and extended family preparing funeral arrangements on a Saturday. The family requests support and notes the private hospital event.
A garbled 1920s style column records Adelaide connections, family visits, and hospital updates. It mentions Mr and Mrs O Connor, extended holidays, and various names in a community notices tone. The fragmentary text references appointments, a surgeon, and local events tied to a regional newspaper page.
A scrambled report notes a plane went off course and touched down near Eugowra while searching for Parkes. Details are garbled but imply a landing in uncertain conditions with authorities and observers reacting to the incident.
Fragmentary OCR text lacks clear persons places or events. No verifiable names or actions to summarize into a factual newspaper card.
March 10 schedule notes a meeting at Luther Society with Sunday School at 11 am and preaching service on Sunday March 13. Local church events highlight weekly worship and education activities.
Community meeting at Boolagong elects new golf season officials. Aeril Deer named president with Magra J.B. McWildlan as vice president and other posts filled by local figures. Early date set to resume work on tanks and arrangements discussed for Saturday event.
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