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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 14, 1932
Page
7
Fragmentary notes show a drawn game affecting Strollers, Eugowra, and Wad. Lunssuvilay, with mentions of steals and a near goal late in the match. Details on teams, dates, and locations remain unclear in the readable text.
Local harvest notes show Goolagon unit preparing for wheat carting amid unsettled weather. Farmers form lines to move bundles, with anticipation of better conditions midweek.
Examination results list several pupil names with marks and grades, noting performances across subjects. Mary Urry and others posted varied scores, including 78 in mathematics and 74 in another subject, reflecting mixed outcomes in the Wigton area exam session.
Local crowd celebrates Bell FAMBADANDAL as Neer tops 200 in a tight finish. Officials report a decisive win after a hard fought contest at the arena, with spectators witnessing a high stakes moment late in the game.
Report of a local farming lecture tour in Temora with speakers including Jt P¢ mor Revere Weare and Messrs Jt P¢ mor Revere Weare, detailing attendance by farmers Quandialla to Wad eho ae Aqua Aue cultural Warn, and notes on wheat and farming methods.
Quandialla faced a tough match as Ondey produced a fine innings and Sandy Crew led the bowling with a standout spell. Despite late resistance from Hinncock and Daley, the visitors were bowled out for 82 while Quandialla posted a decisive score, led by a veteran batsman.
Mrs Hogan secures victory in a local competition titled Ogowra. The event featured participants from several clubs and venues, with Hogan achieving a clear lead in the final rounds and earning the top prize.
A garbled OCR fragment reports talkies and events at an unnamed venue, mentioning Me Dportanc, Thane ne ta gowr, and a marquee showing "Mealy of Shine" and "Atrien Senki" to a crowd. Details are unclear, but the snippets suggest advertising copy and a regional cinema showing.
In a decisive match, Cowra overwhelmed their opponents by 250 runs. Notable figures include Tyelg Syd ML Sutie and FJ Silt, with standout bowling from Orem, Petere, and W Shannan. Key innings featuredMaker, O’Den, Bowing, and Kable among others, as the home team posted a dominant total and bundled out the visitors.
Local notes describe a busy period with events and weather affecting visitors. Residents look forward to October 21 for a port event at Promytoriay Church and a forthcoming concert promising prizes and performances.
EUGOWRA crops show promise with heavy hay cuts anticipated as weather improves this week. Farmers report good yield potential and early signs point to a successful season.
A note advises consulting Grant Printer for creating and printing invitation materials aimed at professional audiences. The guidance emphasizes proper formatting and timely production to support formal event invitations.
A centuries old church bazaar raised about £60 with stalls, raffles, and performances. Notable participants included Aunt Mary and Mrs Hovli with dances, and prizes featured carved trays and camara items. The event showcased local talent and community support through donations and entertainment.
A man named Ai Swan, 44, was reported near Wollosuay and Sydney with an apparent prow attempt. He is connected to Mrs Hobaon of Lachan and was taken to Parker Hospital after a brief incident. The inmate status and his speedy recovery are noted. authorities are investigating.
A cryptic report hints at a £120 profit and a planned display at Eugowra Show. The piece mentions a royal pathway and a large, attractive event with possible marriage rumors, stating the committee remains doubtful about the Great Or… show at the town.
Fragmented readable names and phrases mention people and places without a clear event. Key entities include an individual named Joe and others such as Evans and Evans. The text mentions dates near mid month and references a commission and veto but lacks coherent structure or outcomes.
Burrawang defeated Ootha with standout performances by Weil Nueraiang and top players. Yetman and Rome contributed late runs as Clothier’s team held the home edge, while Wand Fer and Chothier showed form. Budd and Coun delivered solid fielding support in a brisk Sunday contest.
The text provides a garbled cricket match note between Eugowra and Vychan with scattered scores and player mentions. It references a 144 run tally, a 10 wicket count, and various unreadable names and lines, but the full facts are obscured by OCR errors.
Fragmentary report describes a rifle shooting triangular contest among Rogan Gah and others. Mentions local club, Parke, and Bonn Gate, with unclear results and timing. Entities are uncertain due to garbled OCR.
A terse note from the Advocate office records urgent stamps and communications. The fragment mentions the AD VOCATE office and urgent handling, with unclear details about addressees or actions.
A school picnic at Bundsturrs Public School featured a day of activities and showcases. Attendees ranged from young students to older participants with awards and trophies announced for various races and events.
The report notes farming operations at Bogan Gaye and Weunenay Mont with a team overseeing water and field tasks. Officials expect continued activity and adjustments as weather and ground conditions affect routine work.
A telegramed update notes wool sales at a firm market with lower prices and a mix of consignments. Buyers showed interest from Japan and Cornwall with early support from Yorkshire, while a batch of 690 bales is cited.
A brief trespass notice appears with unusual wording referencing an authority and a predicated action. The fragment mentions Hemost vigor of the lam and conveys a formal restraint or warning context without clear dates or locations.
The article reviews a protectionist case with emphasis on duties on imports such as sugar ham bacon wheat barley honey and farm machinery. It notes strong party support and warns against propaganda shaping public opinion. Readers are urged to consider the impact on Australian industry and primary producers.
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