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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 04, 1935
Page
5
Fragmentary report recounts a fatal accident involving a wagon and vehicle tailer near Savon. Names, timings, and full sequence are unclear, but mentions a deceased individual, a local business owner, and a ride through rural lanes ending in injury.
Fragmentary OCR details a sequence of wedding and family notices with names such as Mina Jean Beederson and Cathal Hugh, mentioning a Dulwich connection and hospital references. The text weaves together engagement and marriage fragments, sister interactions, and local society chatter without coherent dates or clear outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a recital titled Dunce Recital and lists several names and phrases with unclear context. The readable segments point to a local event in a town with Monday scheduling, but specifics on date, venue, or participants are garbled. No clear outcome or entities beyond generic personal names are established.
Rally organizers announce a Girl Guides event at Gakew Tastatal featuring teams from cyan Uevatelt and Com ian. The competition term runs four weeks, starting Saturday October 12, with a slate of activities and a cup trophy for the top performers. Local authorities will oversee the event and ensure safety and fair play.
Fragmentary OCR states a lease by tender on 2600 acres of mixed farming land near Tyne and valley, with an 18 month term and water rights. Application to Smithler & Company, Forb Richard Row Scott, Dude, for further details and valuation.
A fragmentary notice from Jemalong Sl council announces a valuation court for objections to the assessment. It mentions a date near October with a speaker and social event following, inviting attendees to a gathering after the session and noting a benefit for local artists.
A damaged OCR text outlines a Lutheran church Sunday service and a later meeting after service. Mentions Holy Communion and a combined service with another group. Text is garbled with multiple nonsensical phrases and names.
An old newspaper ad promotes ladies hairdressing services and beauty preparations. It mentions genuine oil ware and busene oil ware, a large airy beauty saloon, and lists Mrs. Prichard with phone contact 167.
A fragmented tender notice from Victoria Motel and Poeben area surfaces amid community chatter. The readable lines reference a heating project and posts, with Brannon Almaetna identified in unclear context. The item hints at municipal procurement but leaves most specifics unreadable.
A fragmentary notice indicates a hearing on a payment dispute involving multiple parties. The document references Fort Wayne and a general scheduling context for resolution. Details are incomplete due to OCR damage.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Grawlin Plains F and 5 Association with unclear details. Names and places are garbled, but reference to a notice or notice-like content appears. No clear event, date, or outcome can be established from the readable fragments.
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