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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 27, 1929
Page
3
A lively juvenile night program featured a ball and pageant with elaborate costumes and many participants. Prizes and refreshments delighted children while parents and teachers watched, as organizers reported strong turnout and orderly parade through the event.
From a garbled 19th century notice an appointment for a sewing mistress tied to a school district is discussed. The fragment references the Advocate and Department of Education, a parent association, and a list of officials including Lamsonian and Drummond. The text mentions a social housing extension and public works.
Fragmented OCR item lists names, numbers, and places such as Dubbo meeting pins and various entries like 713 and 144s. It references people or teams including Jimmy WWEOL and Phoebe, with scattered figures and place names. The text resembles a damaged section of a racing or event page with incomplete details.
A garbled report describes a near collision between teams and players named Vretian and Ponies, with scattered references to Maria, Wyn, Tompking, and Che grog. The text mentions onlookers and shakiness in the crowd, but the exact event, date, venue, and final score remain unclear.
FOR SALE a false quantity of seed Wheat of different varieties, supplies available at orders. Apply N. Waliker, Opp. Railway Station, Farben. Phone 230. FOR SALE bytim eant apply Anton Smith, Cio Hawke tin.
Fragmented notice describes a private accommodation request amid a broad opportunity. It mentions a formul av ynanent and private use, with unclear figures and terms. The readable text hints at one occupancy and a potential private arrangement, but criteria are obscured.
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