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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 09, 1941
Page
8
A washed OCR page lists numerous horse names, placings, and handicaps across divisions, including Canterbury entries, rival clubs, and race commentators. It catalogs horses such as Lord Takà Tellayoopy and Marlin, with many scattered scores, positions, and race notes amid a dense, fragmentary listing of participants and results.
The article discusses shrub planting timing and lime use, stressing proper soil preparation and dormant-season care. It references varieties and garden tasks, highlighting healthy blooms, color, and the need to avoid overwatering while preparing beds for spring planting.
The Agricultural Department outlines recommendations on pleropneumonia and arsenic poisoning as part of a stock disease survey. The report details trials, remedies, and safeguards for cattle health, emphasizing veterinary measures, parasite control, and experimental treatments.
Readable fragments indicate a local street mix up in Clarinda Street near Salinas and Portes. References to a shop on Bathuiray Trent and Commercial Basie of Aull Candada hint at a shared notice for a community event or sale.
In a tense final at Paton Bowling Club, Cobley defeated Acland amid four tightly played ends and late bowls. Cobley, a student of Cedent Western owning Association, secured victory as the contest reached decisive ends with accurate performance.
A jumbled report from January details tennis players, match chances, and scheduling at Parkes with mentions of several clubs and players including Neiman Park and Indies. The text notes uncertainty about entries, upcoming events, and potential doubles pairings while signaling a busy tourney period ahead.
Turf news notes a wild day with prominent horses and riders. Fences wins the western race at Mary Ways, while Bellarsin and Fat colt Wevrueday feature in brisk action. Jockeys Fend Onday and Ube Bniuel noted for strong rides as Phy lam Bvieaay contends at Nl Litany energs.
Fragmented OCR describes squad changes and player availability for a Sunday game. Names appear garbled but indicate Popwes anaes wa journey 16 May and mentions players like Ghamnong Teepe and Gregan Johnston among others in selection or reserve plans.
The report notes lamb and grown sheep prices with buyers from Byauay and others, listing yarding at 800 and various ranges for prime and good quality ewes. Conditions described as irregular with about 17 shillings per ewe, and prime stock near 1 to 1 07, with weaker lots and good conditioned ewes mentioned.
The Atala reports a rationing plan under Senator Maire detailing a new petro rationing scale. Allocation limits set at eleven units monthly with a quarter to two thirds of the total available to be distributed, affecting egg and dairy provisions.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a sale by Garnney & Co with unclear details. The readable parts do not specify date time place or items, leaving the notice largely unreadable. Further legible copy needed to produce a full summarized record with concrete entities.
In Forbes saleyards a stock figures summary notes figures and names, with unclear lines referencing Mr and Byars Ore. The data appears fragmented with stray phrases and partial names, but hints at livestock pricing and attendance implications for the market.
A scrambled feature discusses persistent backache myths and remedies. It mentions common but unclear causes, skeptical physicians, and the idea that rest or certain approaches may not help. The piece cites personal anecdotes and questions about effective treatment options.
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