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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 06, 1935
Page
1
A fragmentary newspaper note mentions a person kept indoors due to neuritis. The legibly readable parts are sparse, with scattered phrases about confinement and health, reflecting a small domestic health blurb from the era.
In Forbes district warm weather led to hatching of countless tiny grasshoppers. Residents fear an invasion like last year's outbreak, with potential damages estimated in millions of pounds spread across western and southern parts of the state.
Fragmented report describes re appointment of hospital board officers after annual meeting. References to committee roles and individuals, with unclear lines about duties, dates, and locations.
An quirky golf event report notes Kev winner at The MY, with Mo Lee and two others in close chase. Wire runner up, Tat Nar Es and others also figure in the chaotic standings. Committee meeting context hints at organizational plans and venue hints.
Fragmented text appears to discuss grasshoppers, weather, and travel terms with scattered proper nouns. Incomplete phrases reference places Caragabal and Ben Ravirotts, plus random tokens like 45 and Taplin. The readable content yields no clear event or outcome.
Prices remain firm with old lambs around 24 shillings per head and yards handling over 13,000 animals in the week ending 88 vendare. The sale featured hundreds of fat sheep, with entries including 300 fat show classes and 4,800 lots. Notable consignments and varied bids are reported, with prices quoted across multiple ranges and quality grades.
A terse report notes unusual activity in the wheat market with buyers seeking bulk quantities. Prices edge down as traders wait on further signals while local shippers monitor the situation for potential supply changes.
A long readable fragment describes store closings and a few exceptions for shows and races. Mentions names, places, and dates in a garbled OCR style, noting protests and political references from 1916 era context. The readable parts suggest a schedule shift affecting events, with some individuals and locales named sparsely throughout.
Fragments describe a distressed scene where a girl faces threats and demands for a drink after an incident involving a man asking for “the Mog” and discussing justice. The garbled OCR includes names like Seti and Sheva with uncertain references to a judge, evidence, and potential actions, suggesting a disrupted police or court record.
Fragmented OCR from a Peak Hill racing card lists horse names, odds, and race times with many garbled portions. It references a four furlong trot and a handicap, cites several horses such as Fartonee Fadeamm and Revananioo, and includes dates and figures that are partly indecipherable.
A fragmentary report notes a local tents club event at a venue in an unclear time frame. The garbled text mentions organizers and a possible cooperative effort but lacks verifiable names or dates.
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered letters and names, with no coherent event or entities clearly identifiable. No definite persons, organizations, places, or dates can be reliably established from the readable portion.
A fragmentary OCR snippet references F.C. waxy and W. Foner of CDM who spent years there and left a strong impression, noting an emphasis on the later stages. The text is incomplete and lacks clear context or events.
An obscure item notes Romo of Hamden and Morbee involved in a matter at Ost point and Warnandar, referencing U Ranptow e Pharmacy. Mentions Goanateiaa coms and Vandenberg Motal in a cryptic, OCR-like entry with scattered place names and numbers.
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