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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 05, 1913
Page
6
Sunday September services listed for the Church of England with timing notes and participant names. Rev A A Hurdner is noted among the attendees along with several place markers such as Roaster Hedgorbong Burrawang and Burrawang listed with times.
Fragmentary OCR notes report a Sunday church service at Presbytarian Church with a list of names and times. The text mentions Forbes, 11 am, and several personal names including Lawran Manitow Bann Bigwin and Davey, with scattered references to attendees and contributions over 40 000 of quote kinfolk. The legibility is poor and details are incomplete.
An unreadable OCR fragment lists names such as Burhos, Hogan, Parton, Payne, Forbes, and others alongside numbers, times, and street references like Park Street and Meadowbank. The garbled text appears to be a church or community notice with schedules or attendee listings rather than a coherent article.
A fragmented 19th century notice recalls a Bachelors' Club gathering with names such as O Gorman and Forbes tied to a dubious plan. The text mentions Mr Ken Ford and secretaries, with references to attendance, dates, and an impending departure, rendered in unclear OCR form.
A garbled note from the editor of The Forbow Advocate urges readers and advertisers in Queensland west to patronize the newspaper. Names mentioned include Ken Talford and Sir Ronin, with references to farmers and settlers associations and progressive pledges. The fragment hints at payments and promotional assurances for future issues.
Winchcombe and dealers held a sales night listing yardage totals and prices for many lots led by Porbon Avenue. Prices ranged from 14/2 to 21/1 with numerous consignments including Nixon, Mockland, Noble, Rendell, and Wilker.
The report covers Wednesday rifle competition results and standings, naming shooters such as Gow and Markland with scores and placements. It notes an upcoming practice and a final event on the 11th, urging members to submit their rifles to the club secretary promptly.
The Parkes Harriers meet produced a close program with notable performances. Hansard won the main hurdle race amid strong competition, while Bod time shown, and several runners posted solid marks. Spectators were enthusiastic as Br d Foul and White posted fast times and distances, highlighting a spirited event.
A well known resident of Mbliry, Mr Itison, was jostled near Corona eaves an Fridis amid a commotion involving fy notes. The incident prompted constables to respond and two men were later detained. Details remain unclear as investigators logged statements and prepared follow up.
Sporting memo reports events at Warwick Farm including brood mares, foals, and preparations for upcoming sprint and harness races. It notes candidates, conditions, and track details as trainers seek form, with mention of stable names and racing dates in a period voice.
Unable to determine a coherent historical event from the provided fragment. The text appears garbled with unclear names and topics. No verifiable persons, organizations, or places can be confidently identified for a factual two-line card.
Fragmentary OCR text references Temora 28th Annual Show with mentions of trainers, teams, and dates but is largely unreadable. The item appears to be a local event summary noting participants from Wyalong and Barbe, with September timing and possible guest figures.
A fragmented programme for the Woodstock Jockey Club autumn meeting on Wednesday September 10 1913 lists prize money of £82 and race entries including Will Tod Handicap with 13 entrants, Washoulcy Welter and Sprint Tanuinan among others, with nominations and schedule details for Monday semtemnet events and general admission information.
Fragmentary text resembles a newspaper item about circulation or advertising but readable content is too garbled to identify names places dates or actions. The reader should consult the original page for a coherent summary or a corrected OCR.
An in-store notice emphasizes compliance with the Pure Food Act 1908. It states that products sold are from reputable manufacturers and that the important claim is the statement Registered under the Pure Food Act 1908. The reader is assured the store checks packaging content over appearance.
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