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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 09, 1915
Page
4
A garbled note lists co principals and a ceremony at Sydney University with Associated Board and ACM. It mentions figures like Bishop of Gathora and Glens memorial choir, but details are obscured. The fragment implies graduation preparations and a school event in progress.
Ed Tiupagan Newian vod Kelly has trade under the style of WALTHN J. KELLY & CO. in Parkes NSW and plans to offer a 3pm appointment for services. The notice mentions services at a travel salon and lists various locations and offerings including cheap money options on Revit Acres.
An oblique memorial note from New March 1913 mourns Oarron Ratikis with sincere tribute. It honors a quiet, private life and a devoted partner who cherished memory and work, closing with a silent, loving dedication.
Readable portions list names, figures, and brands with scattered prices and sales terms. The text mentions Morrison, Murphy, Leah, Bowman's workers, and several merchant entries alongside percentages and odd spellings, implying a chaotic marketplace record.
A garbled report describes a patriotic film event on Prkcassieu Blvd with performances and a crowd including Mr FU and Bross opn Bir theatre. The noisy write up mentions a Monday event, a Buster Monday alt, and various attendees.
A fragmentary report notes Forbes volunteers aiding a local force, with several named people and locations obscured by OCR. It mentions a meeting, requests for assistance, and a turnout of volunteers yesterday, with individuals including Mrs Row and Sergent Sind Garstane among attendees.
A jumbled report describes a campus band social and related activities. It mentions performances, attendees, and shifting plans for a forthcoming event with several names and roles implied, though many phrases are garbled.
In a day’s bits we present a lively Sydney supplement report on the Regal Show. The section outlines the carnival’s road to success, noting standout acts and the week’s events. Strong names are highlighted to give readers a clear sense of the show’s progression and key performances.
The readable text discusses a Belgian fund meeting held at a hall with a timid description of efforts to aid a fund. Names like Mesiames Male, Rufled, and others appear as appointees or organizers. The fragment outlines a plan to raise money and provide supper, with a charge of 7 shillings, and mentions arrangements for attendance and support.
The Literary Institute grapples with internal strife over finances and payroll. Members including Broderick and Hinkson face resignations and calls to move toward government oversight while a fundraising effort aims to secure local funds.
A nulel wedding occurred Monday at the Roman Vathodle Prommytory in Bann. Arthur Tiridgetauty of Victorhd married Mary Traveller. Rev. Baiher M'Gee officiated. The bride wore travellous tricks of nattler tilue cree Weelune with matching hat and carried a prayer book. Best man William Ewmile. bridesmaid Roy Griitlbs. After the ceremony guests visited Mr George Peppers’ residence for a well-decorated repast and later a vent was served.
A wedding between Mr Regan of Blayney and Miss Whitlam Chandler of Roseville took place on Tuesday the 20th at Mrs T Morrison’s residence Tranburks. Guests included Miss ALM Chauncher and Miss Vera Marrizon. The couple left for Port en route honeymoon, with extensive gifts to the bride and home to Blayney.
A fragmentary report notes the Pellttent Labor Conference watching motions on government policy and wartime measures. Mentions delegates from the Australia Socialist League, a discussion on life tenure and the dairy bill, plus references to Mr Holman and Mr Nannay amid uncertain names and dates.
An old town fundraising note praises the Forbes band and its leader Turner. Residents pledge 2171/- or EL'am Year toward instruments and running costs, hoping for continued community support to sustain the band’s activities in the park and local events.
A well known Salbourne journalist, Mr Grant, visited Warrao station in New South Wales with Ben iheby and described the old fashion property as an undeveloped tract for future potential. The estate, once linked to the Lee and MacPhillamy families, has seen changes in occupancy, cultivation, and plans for new machinery and improvements, as described by Mr Grant amid a tour of the grounds and buildings.
A rough OCR summary reports Belgian forces driven back from the western flank toward Istria and Pola. It notes German troop movements from Holland aiding Belgian defenses. The piece mentions Italian diplomatic activity and Balkan tensions, with ships being sent to Pola and Neighen referenced. Local celebrations and aid activities for Belgians are noted.
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