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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 03, 1928
Page
1
Local business H A Barraclough LTD announces a 1A date to be set for BM. The firm visited town recently, showcasing base typewriter carbon products. Prices quoted 13 shillings per week with additional avocato model offerings.
Notice advertises a cough remedy claiming quick relief and long shelf supply. Mentions Fairfield Old Granville Road and a trade contact W. Horath Fraders for stock checks and envelopes.
A long improvised listing of events and prizes for a community sport day to benefit a hospital. It outlines decorated car prizes, athletic events, trophies, and entry fees with dates and open orders, showing a crowded programme of activities and associated costs.
Weights for the fortune Jockey Cin Show Cup meet list welubty for Thursday and Friday next. Names include CANBERRA FLORIS EVELYN MORE PLATONIC TREE CTHELAU S FORTUNE NOVEL IN AMBER JACK PANISH ARUORIE PERRY S BROTHER POLYMORE. MASTER GRETT PURPLE Fou CROWN GRORCE PALAFTA MAID OF ALWYNE TOWN PLATE.
Fragmented OCR passage presents bizarre list of names and phrases with ethnic slurs and exoticized ideas. Mentions Central Africa and various fictional or misread names, brands, and people, creating a chaotic collage rather than a coherent event or story.
An OCR fragment notes a Forbes Advocate item about a job quote. The readable portion suggests a printed quotation but lacks full context, names, dates, or concrete actions. The usable detail is that a job quote was discussed in the Forbes Advocate, but specifics remain unclear.
An old obituary fragment recalls a racing era linked to a former manager and the Bret gold rush. It mentions Madames Fanny Strickland, Jeane Bolton, Mary Atking, and Mr Tom Sperk as survivors, plus two sons E. C. Speck and C. Spock, with note of family members and a hospital, all veiled in a faded, disjointed text.
Mr D Hono a wallsknown eye specialist from Orange announces that the next consultation and eye care session will be held on Wednesday 5th September. Appointments may be arranged at Konpton's Pharmacy or at the Vandenberg Hotel eye room.
Historically styled manual warns farmers on proper sheep dipping technique, dilution, water quality, and equipment setup to prevent poor parasite control and mortality. It emphasizes careful timing, thorough washing, and avoiding overcrowding to ensure effective treatment and animal safety.
A fragmented clipping notes a home treatment for bad legs with references to inflammation and irritation. The readable text mentions a presimines and bath related remedy, detailing discomfort and possible easing but lacks clear medical guidance or sources.
A fragment mentions Kneplen's Pharmacy in Forbes and a cough remedy or product. The garbled OCR suggests a local listing or brief health note about cough treatment available at the Forbes pharmacy.
A garbled game summary shows the Cardinals losing to an unknown opponent amid scattered names and fragments. Key figures and locations are unreadable, leaving a partial picture of a competitive matchup and unclear final score or context.
Fragmentary note repeats a claim about cleansing hair with a special method rather than soap. The text is garbled with unreadable sequences and does not provide clear persons places or events to anchor a fuller summary.
Archibald Austin Mays publishes for Wantorn Newspapers Limited at the company office. The fragment mentions Forbes street and archival street heading, indicating the paper's printing and office location.
An obscure public notice requests a charitable aid transfer and invites local residents to send funds and assistance to a named contact at a confectionery collage location near Marti Place. The terse posting mentions vows and event names without clear context or deadlines.
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