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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 08, 1915
Page
6
An obituary reports the death of Mr and Mrs George Crampton’s infant son from Kugowra after illness traced to Winsao mieningus with ongoing care for over two months. The burial followed a Canowindra arrival and a service by Mr W Bacon-Mc. The report reflects community sympathy and rain impacts on local farming.
A Saturday evening social event and short program were held for Tri ite Ul in Peotla during a visitor's stay. A late crowd gathered, speakers praised efforts, and plans for a public event and harvest season were discussed amid lively, detailed local chatter.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a local event report noting a gathering, donations, and community response. Names, places, and dates are garbled, but references to a public event, charitable giving, and associated thanks appear, with context implying a successful evening.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a hotel building with references to Tolhurst Bogan Gate Hotel and amenities listed, including accommodations and beverages, but details are unclear. The readable lines indicate a public notice or description of facilities within a cited hotel structure.
Unclear readable text shows fragmented phrases mentioning clothing, riding, and a horse. No coherent events, names, dates, or locations are ascertainable from the readable fragments. The record remains a damaged newspaper snippet with little usable context.
Wheatley and Martel auctioneers and stock and station agents present a sale listing machinery engines cutters and related items. The fragment notes various consignors and the auction venue, hinting at an ongoing trade event with mixed consignments and equipment names.
The fourth annual Goolagong Show drew a smaller attendance than last year but featured a busy program. Drought tested crowds yet exhibitors and officials reported orderly proceedings with strong interest in horse classes, trot events, and local farm products, including home made breads and cakes.
The document lists numerous horses, riders, breeders, and awards from a horse show. Entries include Wood Mars, Goldings, Kenly Sound Nackenes, and Sloatude among others, with ages ranging from yearlings to four years and older. Several riders and trainers are named, alongside various placings and titles across classes and divisions.
An OCR fragment lists various school exercise books and art works with ages and names such as Emily NPGrath, Ena Bunt, Amen Mla nen Nap ne Atetea, Linda Grant, Mrs Fi Wale, and Mrs 1. Moxan. It mentions painting and drawing entries, entries for different ages, and multiple exhibitors in a local display setting.
Reading from Colnton shows a craft day with prize awards for best crochet work. Winners include Mrs A Sherwin for best needlework, Miss Molly Stinner for sock darns, and Mrs Muriel Surwta for toe dressed items.
A distorted OCR fragment describes multiple sewing and needlework tasks likely from a local noticed list. It references Alii Sewino, Rasfuettiwatte, Ny gir 10 yenen and Ado-Mate Tae, with mentions of sewing by year, male havlarethiwalie 4, and Amy Gos wet Scoot Sumply of Needlework.
Fragmentary lines record a mix of names and notations such as Buline MFM, Watson 4 Bacon, and Miteh with references to Tyo Posen Ten Exes and Ti Cummingn. The readable items resemble brief sports or match scribbles with uncertain context.
Fragmented catalog entry lists ages and types of sheep and ewes for sale or export. Names such as John and James Taylor appear, with numbers indicating lots or weights and brief notes on condition or purpose.
Local column reports a rainy spell easing to winter again with crops needing rain. Mentions Private Benson of the 1st Infantry Brigade returning from the Dardanelles visit, Groush front tales, and 8000 sleepers laid at the depot. Parish police and Shaslons Constable Esler noted. page 3 will carry Lagoon and Mulyan District news.
Fragmentary notes list various dogs and handlers including Conroy Walsh and Dwyer. References to Greyhound, Fox Terrier and other breeds suggest a local judging or listing of best animals with rough counts and names. Further details are unclear due to incomplete text.
Extracted fragment notes a competition or display titled Flowers Best Collection of Art Flowers with mentions of Sydney Watson and Stra W. Hantam, plus a line about stock blows and a best collection of swear pens ney Watson. The readable text is fragmented and lacks clear events or outcomes.
A notice announces JJ Kelly will operate the Union Hotel at Trundle and surrounding district. The message promises a modern, up-to-date house with convenient commercial and public dining, free yard, and commodious stabling, aiming to attract country patrons and provide attentive service.
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