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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 24, 1946
Page
5
A brief OCR fragment from a historical Australian newspaper lists party references and local notices with partial names and dates. The readable items include party mention ROTICR and ROTICR-like phrases, a May 1 date fragment, and scattered garbled tokens suggesting electoral or organizational notes without clear event details.
For sale notice referencing properties and units with garbled text. Includes unclear contact line Box 41 and scattered names. Readable elements suggest a classified sale brief with property or apartment references and a postal box contact.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions pole cartage, rail and monetary issues, names unclear, events possibly May 4, and multiple garbled proper nouns. No coherent person, organization, or place fully readable to form a reliable summary.
Tender notices announced by the Shire of Jemalong outline bids for roadwork contracts 46/20 and related services. Details include delivery, preparation, and acceptable hours for submission and lender requirements as specified in the tender documents.
Fragmentary ad copy describes cheap irrigation land with river access and subdividing potential. Mentions per acre price, general terms, and unspecified parcels near a town or county. Reads as a real estate notice with scattered place names and figures, limited legible details.
A 1946 anti tuberculosis drive mobilizes youths under Polly Moelgug to serve Cornell Chambery and Tom Hall Sr. The effort aims to educate and involve communities, with notices naming organizers and local officials as part of a broader campaign against TB.
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