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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 25, 1936
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a tennis match, a garden party or fundraiser, and a Sunday schedule. It references names and places but lacks coherent details or outcomes to confirm specific entities or events.
Readable fragments describe a win by Mias N Jones in a contested event. The text mentions A608 and mishmashed phrases, with few clear nouns or locations. The record preserves the named individual and the sense of a victory amid garbled surrounding text.
Fragmentary readable names and terms appear, including personal names and places. The text mentions teams, locations, possible events, and various disjointed phrases with no clear narrative or conclusions.
The article notes Roseneath Regal from the C W Mattiske estate to be sold at auction by Butler and Company and Stock and Station Agents Fortes. It references airgsey il and Sul Frgnted and mentions limited approved gated mates and a milne nay a show in 1938 with tests of value.
A fragmented OCR segment mentions Canowindra show races and favorites. It shows garbled names and stray phrases, with no clear events, dates, or scores. The readable content hints at a local newspaper brief about racing results and community notes but lacks coherent detail.
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In a terse report a person was found dead near Upuahure. Authorities and nearby residents are described as investigating the scene and pursuing a routine inquiry into the circumstances surrounding the death. The fragmentary text cites no clear names or timelines.
The Masket Report details wool sale results by the Australian Mercantile Land and Finance Company Limited in Sydney on 22 September 1936. It lists price outcomes, consignors, and totals across multiple lots, with emphasis on quality grades and market responses.
The article describes a tenth annual gathering with a large number of attendees, including speakers and participants. It mentions a special training event, a theatrical or cultural display, and a focus on educational needs and programs for the community.
A fragmented report outlines a football meeting about winding up the season. Named entities appear garbled but indicate discussions likely on team preparation and expected outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a scene labeled Whoopycroup and a demand involving a character named Ronnington with a date 195? The text references Athens and a rival, plus a cough and sleep hind-rances. Reading is unclear but hints at a dispute or demand tied to a person and place.
Fragmentary text mentions a train related fatal event with scattered names and place hints but details and identifiers are unreadable. No clear date person or organization can be confirmed from the legible portion.
A fragmented notice describes a local revue with performers thanked by the group. It mentions a show, a host, and multiple dates including Wednesday and Tuesday in a community venue. The report references audience acclaim and a preliminary plan for a running order and future staging.
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