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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 08, 1919
Page
2
Business listing for a tax and land expert offering farm accounts and specialties. Includes address and phone number for contact, presenting services to farmers and landowners in need of accounting and advisory help.
Me Stewart U1 HoDeltys announces as an architect in the Farber District that belus have commenced price figures. I will be pleased to prepare views specifications etc and supervise and control any residential or other building required.
A garbled notice from T. E. Drane, practical tailor and Templar, advertises a new line of winter patterns. The fragment suggests a promotional push tied to a forthcoming range and possibly a baby-related theme, but details are unclear.
A plea to voters from a local figure urging support for a VP Board candidate and warning against those who fail to meet act requirements. The missive emphasizes integrity and public service, calling for ballots and endorsing or opposing candidates as appropriate.
Forbes P. P. pledges to support the Porches Ventures Protection Board if elected. He promises to consult with all members, manage funds prudently, and safeguard contributors’ interests while pursuing the board’s aims in a faltering plea for support and fidelity.
A letter from A Wheatley criticizes the new regulations governing member selection to the Board and asserts a commitment to fair impartial oversight. The writer claims long involvement in local matters and pledges to act in the ratepayers' interest when elected to the new Board.
The telegram reports that children of a farmer named Veigh were harmed in a tab incident near Alora Victoria. Timber workers wage and conditions talks are set for a forthcoming conference. A violent attack injured workers near Sad Wall. Molonn spoke at Avvil Male criticizing the National Party’s electors urging loyalty to the party while Labor faces reduced power.
Report of a troubled cycling event with scattered names Parker Burton Mulroy and Costello noted. The fragmentary text mentions a weekend meet and general results without clear outcomes or full details.
A fragmented notice mentions a benefit event with Acture Benefit and alby Heweht at Troub y Weis. Details are unclear but reference to returns and subishranch, with numbers 911 and 40 given in the garbled text.
An unreadable OCR fragment presents a debate about the cost of dying and a shipboard dialogue. Names and clear facts are obscured, with garbled phrases and misplaced terms.
A Sunday morning crash near a crossroads involved a young bicycle rider and a passing truck. Authorities report a fatality and injuries, with broken bicycle parts scattered at the scene.
Fragmentary OCR describes a late night incident with mentions of locations and people. It references a house, destruction, a rear portion, and a loud noise. Some names appear jumbled, with potential military or wartime context and monetary figures.
Fragmentary weather notes describe a warm Sunday followed by a shift in conditions toward less favorable skies. Forecasters predict a cooling trend and a potential return of showers later in the period, with daylight hours and temperatures noted as a reference for planning.
Citizens and officials greet Captain Carmichael of Mis arrival as Mayor and Alderman Denman preside. Speaker warns of dangers ahead and calls for unity while discussing taxation, industry, and future prospects in the town. The crowd applauds, and local leaders outline political issues and upcoming votes.
A Parliament debate centers on cooperative railway finance and public ownership. Leaders urge stronger ministerial cooperation, minimal private influence, and a push for people’s money to fund cheaper capital for land and industry. The discussion includes a controversial plan for higher wages, farmer support, and a potential shift toward elective government oversight.
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