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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 23, 1934
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text shows weekly fixtures and local notes mentioning Greene Lave, De 4s ate own Prinees, JL Wood, WT Minar, and Hemet Me Tha Porat. The readable segments suggest a small community update with names and potential game results.
The Forbes district crop competition opened Wednesday under H Bartlett with 25 entries, well below prior years. Despite hopper damage reports, most crops show no material loss. several entries were withdrawn at the last minute.
Forbes Cricket Association played at Walon with a win by 18 runs. Hawthorn and Athletes feature key performances, including Hodge's century and notable contributions from Lloyd, Waller, and Wright.
In this clip titled Straight Talk, Ponsford hints at retirement amid ongoing battles and personal strain. The remarks hint at unresolved issues affecting performance and future plans, with references to farm life and local figures shaping the broader discussion.
A fragmentary report from a byday sale in an English market notes 18 321 head of sheep sold at auction. The text references Commonwealth Wool and Reatuca Co Ltd and buyers from various regions, with details blurred but indicating strong demand, prices and lots of lambs, ewes, and rams.
The Golf Club announces reduced fees and altered playing day schedule for members. President A Motans and secretary Ht Fundy oversee changes including a proposed regularization and potential reinstatement of previous arrangements. A motion for reform was discussed and may be finalized by the group.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions various names and terms including Forbes, Ronald, Donald, and Fairwaittendy. It references a Wednesday line and a possible public notice or announcement context, but most specifics are unreadable. The text shows scattered references to people, yoga, temperate themes, and potential event notes without coherent narrative or dates.
Local cricket week features a Rising Cup clash at Curtwick with 46 players named including A Willen and Bish A and Jon Kennaa. Seating and schedule details hint at a Wednesday event with mid afternoon potions and committee notes amid formalities.
A fragmented report outlines grasshopper life cycles with emphasis on growth stages and seasonal changes. It notes inquiries from readers, mentions scientists and agricultural authorities, and discusses monitoring methods and expected developments over the year.
A garbled municipal sales note references Wen Aroe, WX, and Portnight events. It mentions eight days of show trials, 180 truck entries, and a dated bearing. The fragmentary text hints at a local sale or event record but contains many unreadable phrases and nonsensical terms.
Readable fragments hint at a discussion or advisory on skin protection. Names and places are unclear, but the piece centers on safeguarding skin health with potential tips or warnings suitable for a late 19th or early 20th century audience.
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