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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 28, 1951
Page
3
The Quandialla CW A held its annual meeting to discuss show plans and branch activities. Members elected officers, reviewed finances, and planned future events including a November gathering, with notes on attendance and routine duties.
Fragmented OCR from a local race meeting report mentions attendees including Waters, Cowes travel, and various names. It notes rain totals up to 108 points, races scheduled or run, cup events, and discussions of results with several misread names and places.
In a crowded bowl game event, A J Gunn secured the Roy Barton Trophy as top performer amid a blend of team plays. Lively action featured key runs and standout defense from players including Gaunt, Wisner Levit Bly Deabach and Pollock with teammates Barter and Gent contributing to the win.
Fragmented OCR lists many athlete names and race notes from a track meet. Mentions include Butler, Mulloy, Kelly, Stoneham, Magee, Latkes, Stoweb, and others with scattered event results and placings. Reading is partial with errors. details on dates or venues are missing.
We are equaped eve satiaf action.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a stock sale in FW 5G Cheney area and local prices, with references to Purues and Haier, a large crowd, and a food clearance. Mentions of a sheep action and various names appear among scattered figures and place markers.
Fragmentary text mentions Eileen Joyce and a personal narrative with names like Elean, Bloom, Ir, and Valor. The readable portion hints at a theatrical or literary piece and a character named Shay. Details are incomplete and the exact event or role is unclear.
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