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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 06, 1923
Page
4
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James Debonham thanks Miami Wie Wy lye aug Sank Cady Kavanex Loy Coillard Norbert Coster Joo White Roy Ashcroft Frank Heike and others who aided during the January week fires at his property, expressing gratitude and recognizing their assistance.
J. Wooncatr expresses gratitude to Dr. O Kelly and the staff at Forhow Listylot Hospital for care of his late wife. He thanks relatives and friends for their condolences during the bereavement.
A note of gratitude expresses appreciation to Dr Delabery matron sister and nursing staff for their kind attention to Norman at Forbes District Hospital. The writer credits the institution with comfort and care during the illness and thanks the hospital team for their support.
The report notes rain hindered Moras at 61 points after 10 days as Jack Airy scored AH while Ker runny had no rain and the Maren tail led with 23 points. The winter outlook is grim with heavy morality concerns across Lani Owed and twenty other districts.
His honor Judge armetyong 1a Tor heard the appeal of C.H. Martin against Forbes Licentisia Genel decision. The court at Forbes affirmed the transfer of colonial wine premises from Parker-AiwoWen to the town of Parkes. The Crown faced a stay and costs order as part of the judgment.
Dreadful OCR notes a Friday dance at Tow Hall on March 2 where about thirty couples attended. The OTA and Rayers provided music by The Jose orchestra though the text is garbled. A larger crowd appeared on Passday, with music from the same hand, signaling a busier upcoming sining season.
The Rural Bank and The Commissionyrs of ye dovern unt Savinge Bawls of New South Wales issue a prospectus for a 1,000,000 pound rural bank loan. Applicants are warned the loan funds will be invested in government savings schemes and currency, with details published in the Tauy of foatny. The notice notes involvement of Victoria and a long-term activation of the bank.
Bizarre advert urges readers to join the Sayers B Hisek orchestra in a town event. Details ask interested participants to contact P.O. Box 3 or call 37 Forbwr for more information about the hill dance and location in a town and country setting.
Gnarey Green informs former patrons that he has reopened his business in new premises on Templar Street next to McKeon Wle's tailoring establishment.
The Forbes Ladies Benevolent Society met with Alderman Keanu in attendance. Officers were elected with Mrs Murphy and Miss Murphy among those present. The president was Mrs Thelma Wilson, and a vote of thanks was proposed to the chairman for his attendance.
An advertisement fragment notes costs for a local ladies hospital service on Grentell Road. The readable text hints at pricing details and access for patients, with the brief mention indicating a promotional or introductory rate. Further specifics are unclear from the fragment.
Vague ad style note speaks of a social event with dancing and a cheerful mood. Mentions gentlemen and ladies and a generic appeal to enjoy life with sweet treats. No clear names, dates, or concrete details appear in the readable fragments.
The readable portion lists team scores and player tallies with many garbled names. The entry mentions moles 10 and several figures such as 14 and 5 and indicates a quarter ending Saturday.
Fragmented OCR text mentions fodder dispatch from Forts and a tracking ogaray, with references to Kiel, Maerenan, Kuster, and Hyd TM. The passage is garbled, making specific names and events unclear, but it centers on fodder supply, racing terms, and a runways scene.
Fragmentary OCR states Mr Robert Tend Tor Wworly 27 years presiding over a transition involving names like Boxendilion Brattan and Bexidhck Bintiou. It mentions a 10,000 cd sum and next Wednesday in Putney, with A J. Bhowenson involved and references to Mr Hand and SyAmey.
A historic football meeting for the House football club discussed the squad selection, officer appointments, and captaincy for the forthcoming game. Key leaders named include President and various vice presidents and captains, with selections to be finalized by a committee. several players were noted as best performers and pending lineup decisions.
A garbled transcript notes a Sunday event at the Joohn ground with a list of names and roles. Mentions an upcoming judge or leader, warnings about emergencies, and a winding-up of the iron or quarrying center setting.
A disjointed Forbes page notes residents and visitors arriving from Wyalong, Forbes and Sydney. Mentions include M rs Fred Willy, Horace Caney, Miss BydAOY, and Mrs Theodore Gelyhaggywin, with guests at Globe Motel and Greek Community events. Funeral details for Mrs Peasley and wedding mentions surround local figures and society.
The article recounts the return of several local figures from abroad including Mr Baldock and Miss Edna Bullock en route to England, and Mr and Mrs 8 S auiele heading to Australia. It notes hospital recoveries, a major social event at the Albion Hotel with silverware gifts, and a bowling club tribute to Mrs Gaymird. The piece mentions travel via the Panama Canal and New York with remarks on American ties and future years abroad.
A Miley of ellilreh supervised by Mrs W J Thaaisey and Mrs Venables hosted a children’s entertainment at Mrs Thomwon’s residence last night to raise funds for the Church of England parish hall. Admission was a silver coin, about eight pence. The programme was enjoyed though space limits prevented listing items.
Our Own Correspondent reports on Parkes life with a mix of civic, social, and business notes. Mentions include tendering for a mine work, show prizes, licensing court actions, local travel to the big smoke, a cycling and motor collision, an epidemic scare, and local banking reopening after holidays.
A garbled 1920s style notice lists church events and a parade of names. It mentions a Church of England Market Day and a Saturday event with a group of individuals including M4ib lomtant, Mr GH, and Cutior o Won. It also references a team representing Bouth Farben and White with many named participants alongside drink stalls and a sales pitch for low prices on goods for ladies and children.
Prusbyterlan Church lists Sunday worship April 1 at 10 a m and 7 30 p m with morning hymn and sermon. Also announces Sunday school at 10 a m and a choir practice later in the week.
Fragmentary notes show a 1.50 pm Church of England entry at Roemont with Wroubarke 11 pm and Garore pm and the initials HH Prob Lee. Names and times are unclear and may reflect a timetable or service plan in progress.
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