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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 25, 1938
Page
2
In Ashburnham, Mh Elliott appears amid local political clashes. The scene involves council contenders and party figures, with detailed references to supporters and alignments. The report notes committees and meetings, highlighting regional political maneuvering and party loyalties.
A fragmented OCR item depicts a couple eloping amid a swirl of odd words and names. Vague references include Ben and Sald Ett, with scattered terms Sod, vistod, snake, and phot suggesting cryptic notes or shorthand in a local announcement.
A chaotic report outlines a revived interest at the Victoria meet with officers elected and a turnout of enthusiasts. The event saw discussion of plans, while several speakers urged better engagement and organization for the upcoming sessions.
A fragmented OCR item notes a tenuous reference to a senate matter and a vague claim of pain in a political context. Names and concrete details are unreadable, but the fragment signals a local legislative scene with unclear specifics.
Fragmentary report recalls a local tram race cup event with mentions of competitors Thomas, D. sisbala, Lio J Thaman, K Hoage, A Guest, Tyedawn, Brow G. Bengroee, A Ong, R Flynn, and a late finish. Details are unclear due to OCR errors.
A local meeting plans to appoint coach Winsuck Hustey amid a push for stronger football leadership. The event, advertised for Monday night, aims to boost community support and outline upcoming football plans for the team and town.
Arnold left Sydney last Wednesday night to investigate the case of Charley Osson of Devinmaye who reportedly collapsed on March 20 and died in Lockhas Mowprtal. Dyvon sean
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