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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 04, 1934
Page
7
A report notes Nogan Tate and Maina Gate figures attending a funeral for Ube Abe Mr. Tack Mediya held at Parken Yast vides WH 4K Rawann. Details are unclear due to garbled source text.
The Yarabanda Club held a tournament with a doubles event incomplete results show Weary and Parrot drawing to end, Meadamen and Davies competing. Lads-to- be aronged by plato Muryeweae, Sunday matches noted with unfinished scores and entries.
A lengthy narration recalls a farewell event for Archdeacon and Mrs Weston MeDGERABONG. The Major addresses departing figures and speakers, praising support from the couple and fellow attendees. The scene closes with memories of the Falk in Yai and the traditional singing of Auld Lang Syne.
A fragmentary item notes a pubis sueeng in to be el in she loga bill next Sunday. A wood richet tyeme was secured for the gemson 137 with a game played in October.
A farewell note marks the departure of Mr Barton and Mrs Barton for Mutane after a long residence. The couple are praised as model citizens and good neighbors who contributed to local life during their time here.
Fragmentary report notes wheat sowing underway at Yarrabandal farm, mentions Grasshoppers potential impact and partners seeking progress. Sparse details include timelines and locations, with unclear figures and terms due to garbled OCR.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a Quandialla wedding with names Anderson and Lemon, a routine ceremonial note, and scattered Marian references. The readable parts include dates, places, and potential attendees but essential details are obscured by transcription errors.
A garbled report from Quandialla describes a golf competition win by Troth. Key names and scores are unreadable, with several stray figures and broken phrases. Despite the text distortion, the item records a local golf victory and mentions participants and a prize figure in a fragmentary form.
In a local pony race, Princess Silverado defeated rivals on Sunday. The pony Shakens Silverade, owned by Mr. Les Lata, trained locally, stood out as a strong contender in the event.
Reports from Bogan Gate indicate ongoing farming activities with farmers starting sowing and preparing fields. The notes mention grasshoppers observed in the area and a cautious approach to crop management amid unsettled conditions.
In a friendly tennis match at Wen jarrangaie Trann Club members faced Went ad a cmeparative Wy emry win 1 wan the het mated lot thm anason and att players were ithe armen.
Farmers report grasshoppers causing heavy damage at Engowra as a grain field suffered widespread destruction. Local authorities urged vigilance and swift action to protect subsequent sowing and minimize losses.
The local Gate Cycle Club announces an upcoming Logan Gate race next Sunday with prize notes and a list of entrants including Priestley, Seanan, Hak Ah, Lewin, and Williams. Full details on the event schedule and entry info are expected from club officials.
In a general meeting the Quandialla P and CA Association elected officers for the year. W A Slosia was named president, Mewan HG Crivk vice president, AL Smith and Mee ed Mebonit secretaries, Mert 8aoe treasurer, with about six members attending. The year’s average levy was £31 with expenditures of £4 10s.
A garbled report outlines tennis events with mixed Rauhley championship details and mentions players Mike Dorvie and CUDA. The fragment hints at top tournament results and local postings on Wednesday.
Eugowra activities page notes a golf event with players like Clement and Woodward. Woodward won the main prize, Harvey assisted as runner-up, and the report hints at a festive community gathering with local participants and results.
A damaged OCR excerpt mentions Bugowra Wednesday and people with names like Miri, Sloane, Ober Biren Ave, and Caapervonn of the Totie stag, with references to money, a holiday, and a Mrs Douglan and her family in the city. The text is unclear and contains many unreadable fragments.
In a field crowded with rivals, top players from Sugowrn and nearby clubs competed in the konual tournament at Aléorad Io. Goolagong led the charge, securing a notable trophy amid tense finishes and strong showings from multiple contenders.
Fragmentary rail and registration notes from Quandialla outline dates in January February and March. The readable text mentions calls, points, and a potential schedule but details are unclear. No clear events, people, or organizations are fully stated in the fragments.
Disrupted crops due to grasshopper damage delay harvesting as fields report significant loss. Farmers estimate up to ten percent yield reduction and vow to protect remaining crops amid ongoing infestation.
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