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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 05, 1913
Page
9
District news reports crop conditions around the Yurrabanil district and Moynn town, noting farmers burning off to clear fields. Mentions Magill returning home with a Wellington-harvest truck and local residents improving harvest prospects amid rising values.
Fragmented text shows local legal notices or court actions with names such as Dwyer Coombs Hodges and Stewart. Repeated pairs, dates, and place Bedgerabong appear, alongside broken references to cases or matches and scattered numbers. The readable fragment hints at a schedule of parties and outcomes but lacks coherent details.
In Grenfell district, locals advocate swift action, calling for organized participation in the upcoming state elections. Representatives emphasize preparing the electorate and aligning efforts with organizers at Young. The movement seeks broad mobilization within the Burrangons lectorate ahead of the electoral process.
A fragmentary report covers Trundle Police Court proceedings, 28th August and 25th August sessions, detailing charges of assault and larceny, and noting verdicts and fines. It also mentions injuries from a hunting incident near Parkes Hospital and a new case involving local residents and company matters at Trundle. The text preserves names, locations, and outcomes where readable.
From Our Own Corres pondent details death of Norman Day, Kangaroubsy Cronk, and Mayden, plus losses in horse racing and farm stock. Notes a 50 pound prize, a broken sulky shaft, and a show to be held in Gutahor with venue details. Reports a shift of ground level and rain needed, mentions listings of local auctions and sale notices.
The fragment describes uncertain weather outlooks and local activity in Sand Hills. It mentions a charity event on September 17 to benefit children, a house to house effort, a fundraiser by Tom's Lagoon press, and local figures like Mr H White. Snakes, children, and a near accident are also noted in a scattered rural scene.
The report lists a series of players and scores from a bylands encounter with Fidel Connie on Saturday. Detailed lineups include Bloomfield, Simmons, Gookayan, and Tolali, among others, with Bylands edging out opponents in saves and field play as the teams prepare for midseason matchups at the Jutter's courts on the Midway circuit.
A fragmented, highly dialectal column recounts village gossip and social scenes. Observations shift between hunting tales and personal anecdotes, noting distant mines, local figures, and a sense of regional character. The piece captures atmosphere, idiosyncrasies, and social curiosity in a bygone community.
Fragmentary OCR text depicts a satirical discussion of horse judging, a widow's subsequent life, and social chatter. Names appear garbled. references include a judge, Mr Muggridge, fox terriers, and a Mall encounter at a pub. The passage blends critique, gossip, and domestic scenes in a dated newspaper voice.
A Gronfell show opened on Tuesday with fine, sunny weather drawing large crowds. Notable entries included numerous animals and performers, with results listing winners and exhibitors such as Kelly, Armstrong, and Sloane in various classes.
Readable segments list multiple names and entities linked to a dairy and trade federation. Items mention figures like Wheat AID, TMours Jacobs, J. Ginlisin Won, Dairy Proaisee, and various individuals with uncertain spellings, suggesting a fragmented ledger or notice of trades and collections.
In the Malden event, Kinie led as Spackiny’s Bro took second while Shree Tot and Mongey’s Belly Hooa contended for top spots. Bailey’s mare and 2 My R. PYuser chased best turnout with Ate V- Kelly finishing near the podium.
An OCR fragment lists various players and scores from a sports event, naming teams and individuals such as WLUW Wetwasy, Whip Walon, Busan, O'Connell, Fyn, Bung, Wheeler, O'Loughlin, O Connert, and others. Numerous garbled words and digits obscure full meaning, but references to 82 and 51 scores, multiple matchups, and an inquiry into an accidental death are present.
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