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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 08, 1924
Page
2
Vorbea to be represented in a Parkes bowling event with Linderman and Capcom figures. Players Plannery Mutley Payey yeebalra emune Dickong Buckellaw Koupton Plunkett Kuward Boyne Duyara participate at Albian Hotel venue details unclear.
A whuchre party and dance to be held in the Drill Hall on Friday evening next in aid of Nellie Gar man’s candidature. Proceeds go to the hospital survivor queen competition. Practice dances for the Javernite band will be held at the Drill Hall each Wednesday and Saturday during the ball season.
Preparations are underway for the Church of Emuland's annual market day event. Officials list planned stalls and activities with emphasis on orderly setup, a wide range of goods, and community participation.
The public prepares for a statewide holiday with towns and communities announcing festive events. Many residents plan to leave for short trips as celebrations begin with the official holiday announcement by authorities.
An OCR fragment reports a public notice for Advocame with Easter references and a publication date around April 2. It mentions usual Friday timing and a 40 hour lead, but the text is garbled and many names and details are unreadable.
Fragmentary OCR lists teams and players with unclear names and times for a Wyalonq event. It mentions a motel meet at 9 00 and references several players and towns, but most names are garbled, leaving only a rough outline of a local sports card or schedule.
The Western News reports a postponed dance at Geneva due to rain. The event is rescheduled to Wednesday night at Morbes Hospital, with the competition continuing as planned. Ms WedVEDSS Hf rain appears in garbled text but the notice confirms the new date for the dance event.
A garbled report describes a Saturday night assault near the Jagoon bridge and a warning about riders on unlit bicycles. Police say detentions may be rewarded under new city rules to curb nuisances and curb disorder, while the public is urged to stay vigilant.
Fragmented OCR notes describe telephone lines from Ghre ntolt to Cagrugabul with plans for Tindy Kaige and Stoney Creek and a proposed convention between Mul Tabovki and Girona. References to NACA, Wart Wyntons, and Forbey and Parkes hint at improvements and contracts affecting southern towns and local commerce.
A historic pigeon shooting event organized by Forbes Gouringiui raised funds for a benefactor in Hyplum. Names like Mospa Wn TG ehriol and Ch Hago appear among participants. Teams led by Arne Mar lin Wateateres and J. Bright split sacks as scores, with multiple shooters each earning small prizes.
Fragmented OCR recounts a Pleasant Shire luncheon with Cr. J. A. Nonkys hosting guests. It notes speeches by the president, tributes to Cy Crawford, and a tense tone about leadership and healing. The report mentions May events and a shift toward unity amid dispute.
A farmer's child died after a gate mounted on a New Greutul Road farm collapsed, trapping her as a collie watched. The incident occurred Saturday night. a doctor arrived and pronounced the child dead, with Forbes farm owners described as devastated by the loss.
The report lists prominent figures and events in Sydney including A. B. Hank, Hawphrey, and A. Camapbedl. It mentions the election of whaleman for the Worthny District and a unanimous vote at a meeting, with references to maritime and commercial offices and forthcoming notices in Forbba 39 and Sydney branches.
A local committee convened to discuss public works to support an upcoming hospital project and a new waterage system. The group evaluated bids, with Mr. Forguon and others questioning tender options and the committee’s authority. The session aimed to select contractors and ensure proper service delivery.
Fragmented OCR item mentions river conditions worsening and water supplies. describes local advertising for engines and pumping plants. References to Morbeg buyers, Cahors shop, Rankin Level, and a wake with Maxter Ken and Blinas amid a busy Friday morning market scene.
Rain delayed start for the Drawabidl rifle shoot until Saturday. Results include 200 and 300 yard marks with competitors such as O'Biiion and Browns placing in the 40 35 range. Tomorrow features the Whitol head event with 200 and 400 yard stages, the Mullee trophy awaits and the best two of three will win medals for NARA.
The Forbes Golf Club opened its season last Saturday at Lye Barbe Anke with a small turnout but strong female representation. President Flannery spoke on upcoming events including the Western divibriety championship. Mrs Green and Jim Roker won the minor event, with Mrs Haxgott and Mr Litkens as runners up. A stroke handicap event and several prizes were awarded as players looked forward to a busy schedule and a large meeting in June.
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