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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 12, 1944
Page
6
Fragmentary notice details a parish event with a Sunday service and sermon. Mentions Anglophone congregation, timing around 6 30 PM and 8 30 PM, with references to a parish hall and local speakers. Difficulties with OCR yield unclear names and dates but indicate a church gathering and sermon.
Saige conductra ti any part at tie Titec Optoniate ae.
Optician D J Bono of Drage will visit Eugowea on Monday May 2 for consultations. Appointments may be arranged at Meleh's Central Hotel in the afternoon, and in Canawindra on the same day morning only. Those needing special glasses should book in advance.
Fragmentary OCR shows Air Training Corps cadets in Iowa state notes, with scattered references to football, locations, dates, and individuals. The garbled lines mention teams, venues, and possible weather impacts, but most readable items focus on military youth training and related activities rather than a single clear news event.
Obituary reports the death of J Hargens Tiase at age unspecified after illness. The notice notes community ties, family connections, and local affiliations, with a focus on the deceased's roles and lasting impact on neighbors and local institutions.
Unclear notes recount a Wellington small arms plant discussed for conversion to military material production. Officials, including a manager named Coombe, faced uncertainty and government assurance before deciding if to proceed with converting the factory capacities amid nationalist tensions.
Fragments show garbled text referencing rainfall, rainwall and UW lash tee. Some letters appear transposed or missing, producing unclear phrases and likely OCR errors without coherent local details.
A garbled OCR snippet appears to reference wool and report terms with scattered names and places. The text mentions Duncan, Tulane, and various acronyms, suggesting a fragmented historical trade or industry note without clear dates or complete facts.
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