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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 15, 1937
Page
4
An obscure excerpt describes a sheep sale with mixed prices and numerous vendor names, brands, and locations. The text blends scattered figures, livestock terms, and stray notes, highlighting bids, totals, and participant identifiers in a dense, fragmentary format.
Fragmentary OCR reveals discussion on Poiron depots and freight handling. Officials debate landholders compensation and depot siting, with references to the Department and potential land takeovers.
A stock inspector notes dry conditions affecting crops and pastures in southern districts, with reports of rabbit damage across riparian areas. The document cites stream crossings, depots, and bait distribution efforts, detailing efforts to manage rabbits and preserve forage amid arid forage shortage.
The text describes a fundraising event supporting IW Fundy and child welfare services. It mentions the Pa West Childs and other agencies, with attendees likely from a local club or society supporting charitable work.
Jumbled notes reveal Jemalong councillors report strong year end balances and discuss appointments and meetings. The document strings together names, dates, and duties, hinting at approvals, committees, and local governance chatter amid chaotic OCR.
A scrambled OCR note records Narromine race day details with multiple horses and starter counts. Mentions include Heaven, Longshot, Browarra, Hazelstto, and Dare Vanity among numerous entries, with references to tote betting and race outcomes.
A garbled Strand Theatre program page references Mamie Wot and a Western comedy. It mentions performers, a dance, and a screen showing but the legible bits are fragmentary. Dates, exact titles, and complete cast lists are unreadable in the OCR.
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