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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 07, 1928
Page
5
A fragmented advertisement listing assorted items and suppliers including photographic supplies, musical merchandise, records, trucking, tyres and tubes. Mentions D D Terry and G M C Trucks with stock available. No clear event or location details due to garbled OCR excerpt.
A fragmentary OCR passage mentions a trucking topic and a person named John Curling with unclear associations to HV. McKay and a large neck or depth note. The text is heavily garbled with missing context and names.
Local reports describe a tennis event with players such as Talbot and Rabon and a focus on pasturage growth. The Agricultural Branch held a meeting with officials including Mrs Stirky and J. Stuarty, and a request was sent to Weauts Shire Council regarding a show location. A quiz, pong tournament, and country candidate fundraiser for Miss Fama Murray were also mentioned with community attendance and varied games.
The article notes a colloquial report that a prohibition referendum passed by a majority, with references to political figures and local contest outcomes. It describes weather, traffic incidents, and social events around Artal Park and Transalton, including a cricket club meeting and local gatherings.
Goolagong reports envy among attendees as Bauuray and Sunday events unfold with a light show. Farmers discuss shearing operations and local political activity appears quiet with voters at booths.
Fragmentary notice discusses stock and property matters and an individual named Likty or Balen handling applications and district fines. It mentions a specialty in preparing tax returns and up to date filings.
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