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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 22, 1945
Page
4
A large crowds watched Forbes Parkes clash in a busy weekend rugby league meet. NSW Country selectors noted standout performances from Canowindra RAF and Parles Forbes, with several players tipped for the Combined Country team to face City on June 9, as Parkes boosted hopes with a 29 13 victory.
Wool brokers at Sa Li report weak demand and price reductions for the season. Anticipated shipments, currency issues, and uncertain harvest prospects impact buyers. Prices drift below previous highs as traders adjust to global fluctuations and seasonal output.
An unclear OCR fragment references the Minister for Agriculture and a regional capital, mentioning Patna. The readable portion suggests a discussion or statement by the agriculture minister but lacks coherent context or full details.
Fragmented notes describe a Forbes pig sale with unclear details. The readable portions suggest prices or bidding activity and an event labeled cheaper market. No clear dates or participants can be confirmed from the legible text.
Fragmented OCR text outlines Riverside averages for Season E and Burrows unique performance plan. It mentions a chair, a team, and timing details obscured by errors. The readable portions point to sports context without clear results or dates.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention an owner and medal while referencing an eerie context. The readable terms indicate a possible prize or honor related to an individual or entity named Akivon, with obscure surrounding text about governments and an unspecified event or seat.
Partial readable text shows names and words like Lachin Bicone and Gamay. Unable to determine full context, date, or event. This item appears to be a damaged brief or notice with scattered letters and unclear attribution.
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