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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 23, 1934
Page
7
The report describes a disrupted event involving Doolagehn and Wee Bick near a dam gate. It notes an incident at a location identified as Yok and references a fall. Details are fragmented and unclear in the OCR.
The Sydney visitors and local clubs hold a busy sequence of tennis and related events near Cowes. Early matches drew interest as courts were prepared and players faced strong opposition. The Browo Cub faced a close loss while other divisions saw steady attendance and routine play through the day.
Readable fragments indicate a scheduled Bedgerabong Easter Meeting with nominations and races. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR, but event appears to involve weather-related notes and general meeting logistics including nominations and order of races.
A garbled report notes a cricket return town match involving M Wonga and Ganewia's Foren team with mixed details. It mentions a fairly easy win for Modwonga and a gift evening event planned at Pretoria on Saturday, with an unclear note about a constable and a venue at Potbs.
Dam Abe Loewtettugbes returned after a long journey to Sydney where Poon was under treatment for an injury or ABW foot. Mrs Aylen and many enjoyed a holiday and returned home on Saturday. Mr A Butler, Mrs Flauer and family visited Bendick Mounted for the seretends with Mia acket. Mrs Bl Butler will leave for the wedding of Miss Cadogan on Easter Monday. Bevaral people visited Wyaloy during the Back to Wyalong week. The locals, lumber, and a chart in Lu raced with Du an badly, Qalshing with si third.
At Boggan Gate lodge, Maocatter Oddfellows, Bro J Becks presented Bro Wreck 3 Bink with a handsome apron and core of PCO for long service. Brethren praised the treasurer for steady work and his pride in the honor.
The Bogan Gate P A Association plans a meeting on Wednesday to discuss the coming year. Members are to hear reports from committees and set upcoming duties.
In the Bland District cricket final at Morangarell the day’s top bowler O'Malley produced seven overs and strong swing to turn the match. Foley led the push with a compiled score of 34 as Morungarell posted a total of 345. Carruthers and Napier each found form in the Morangarell innings while Ben O'Malley and Murbes contributed with key dismissals. Bereadebba and Quandullin struggled, while Dunny Creek and Sandy Creme provided late resistance as the home side clinched the title.
A community gathering at the Public Hall honored a reactivated union with gifts for ME and Mrs Tom Hunetock. Alec Kerr and others paid tribute to families and neighborhood workers as volunteers filled the room with music and merriment.
Weather notes scarce rain in WuNWonga area bring drought concerns. Local reports say rainfall at 30 percent of normal, hampering farming and delaying operations. Large fields show signs of stress as crops and grasses falter under dry conditions.
A community event titled St Patrick's Day a Sports and Picnic at Goolagone featured a dance with an evening program. Notable attendees included Mr John Haydon and ladies' members Mink yan and Mia Meala Haydon. The event included supper arranged by a ladies committee and a spot dance bell diagram. The program ran smoothly with extras supplied by local workers. Exact attendance recorded as 2644/2.
The Bedgerabong Dramville Society staged a lively cabaret at the Imperial, with stalls, games, and dances drawing crowds. Committee members Mrs.awards, Miss D. Planning, and others thanked artists who enriched the evening, while funds support SPORTS DAY slated for March 3 with races for all ages and a night program.
Mr Roparty remains in Cowra Hospital with slight improvement. Mr H Salth and Mr Mandom Maturitas are listed among local residents. Misa Pog Walch departed for bases, while Mrs Dh Pan plans a visit to Rage shee.
A wedding notice from Croydon Saturday reports Troy Williams, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Georgy Thomas Shey Troy of Fairfield Band, and Lealie Teay, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Willan of Sutton, were married in a ceremony attended by family and friends.
Weather notes describe a dry spell in Bedgarabong with ongoing concerns for pasture growth. Local farmers await rain to sustain winter forage, with hopes for rainfall to bolster vegetation and support grazing.
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