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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 09, 1920
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR text describes confused references to nests, style, and freedom, with unclear names or events. It mentions roots and salty themes, suggesting a local note on fashion or culture without clear persons or places. The readable content offers no concrete incident or identifiable entities.
Fragmentary text references a Monday date and a restricted area with questions about who may attend. Reads as an incomplete public note about a stunt or event with limited readable details.
Fragmentary text describes students and faculty involvement in exams and awards, mentioning Wis Dachotor Arti de Erbe and Wis dinitet, with references to scholarships and military medals. The excerpt hints at examinations, awards like the Wiigram Allen Behel scholarship, Mul Corbett prize, and a ceremonial day led by General Biemwood, all amid disordered phrasing.
South Forbes notes irregular results from a midweek athletics gathering. Clothier wins the high jump with 661 and Webb leads in the long jump with 7M plus a tun cap. rivals discuss postponements to a future Wednesday after Antaraputia while several competitors plan to attend Ma Wttir.
Fragmentary OCR describes a public sale advertisement linked to Mr RP Bulkeley at Canowindra. It mentions a group led by Janiak Canowindra and references Hazarday Lith tnwts mt Canowindra, with details too fragmentary to specify exact items or date.
A damaged notice describes a clearing sale at Pulla Booka involving Clydesdale stock and plant. It mentions Moser Turmer A Keane as advertiser and a sale date around Wednesday April 24 near Fullook railway location, with all stock and furniture to be disposed.
A Forbes meeting led to the creation of the Forbes Lyric Orchestra. It was decided the group would be known as the Forbes Lyric Orchestra with Bandexren conducting and Calder pledging support and forthcoming performances.
A fragmented OCR snippet mentions local activities and a contracting scenario at an unspecified location. The text references a drawing time, a market or fair, and a potential sale action, with unclear names and dates. Strong entities are limited due to the garbled source.
A legal notice from Wainendas involves a plaintiff claiming £7000 damages against Wile wed Rowshut Racecourse Co. for negligence at a public event. The suit cites Dowty ob and alleges injuries to Tom Buckles of Forbes during the Archdeny time, with claims pursued in the High Court.
A clipped note from the War Office recalls a request to fund road services on Marsden Road. Tenders were opened for the updated route and may be reconsidered after receipts arrive in January 1920. The Deputy Postmaster General adds a request for approval and progress updates.
The Athena pictures showcase a lineup tomorrow night headlined by The Wonun Thow Gnyeut Mee and The Quickeonin ging Flame. Feature films include Rip and Stitch Tatura and Aka Mike Moran with Dorothy Winks, while Montasie Lave and Jinie KlvndlRe perform. A midweek program offers All Miva and the Poety Thieves with Fox’s 1910 extravagancy.
The report details rainfall measurements over a period, noting total inches at various locations. It cites figures like ninety one points in a span of days and references a holiday period with daily totals and averages.
Fragmentary notice reports sale of Forbes stock including Sydney cattle bales and shorthorn cattle bred in Farles district. Names such as Lord Russel and Met G Bedale referenced with sums of money in old currency. Further details are unreadable in the damaged text.
An auction notice from Amné l is Thompena and Sarahall with No Marker auctioneers invites bids for a prominent landed property near Eugowra, four miles away, on a Saturday week. The listing mentions Mr Law Cook as the well known local owner and notes the site centrally located.
The death of Logie J mace at Parkes Hospital is reported with confusion in OCR. It notes age about 60 and mentions his wife Mrs A Robinson of Forbes and a brother referenced as bee ve mentioned. The item hints at a funeral and local mourning in Forbes.
A 1919 era review announces a showing of Back to God's Country featuring Nell Shipman and a great Dane. The feature follows a frontier heroine aiding a dog abused by cruel owners in a Arctic setting. Screen notes promise dramatic rescue and loyalty amid peril at the Olympic Theatre Wednesday night.
Sir Wil SPMUNa of the Tosubunk family shipped a novel consignment of siooh frou Worbun during the week as Dixhuuen oxtriohod were moved to Foolan in Mudgee Vietriet. The birds, tied to Deo AM HV Millan's mtn Hoel, were loaded into the ewking yurde with a livebird look and driven away with cattle while Mp M'M Allan also departed.
An OCR snippet discusses groups and suppliers at a community gathering. References mention aura, quality, and rates, with unclear terms about ages, vendors, and a bert event. The readable fragments point to marketplace activity and a selling area but lack coherent specifics.
Several Forbes residents relocate or plan moves including Mr Brown of Ardlethow and Mr B from Londonm to Albury. Mrs Speedie dies in Sydney. Mr Kobore Speedie remembered in Forbes. Local soldiers visits, retirements, and social events feature, with Miss Carn Vimi leaving Forbes for Mulong and a farewell at Caloundra.
The notice presents Wade and Murels as offering value in a local shoe area. It emphasizes a hopeful mood and a remit to provide very new values to customers in the city.
A telegraphic report outlines a proposed new government and cabinet lineup amid party tension. The premier aims to hold a press briefing and convene in the near term, with speculation on cabinet members and potential adjournment for policy planning.
A garbled note references wage figures and a government report totaling 66,000 but the text is unclear. The fragment mentions wages, a department, and a figure near sixty six thousand, with no precise entities or dates readable for confirmation.
Sydney reports Friday a mill at Murenty Bridge in South Australia burned. No further details on owners or extent of damage are provided.
In this era of price scrutiny, the Imperial Government investigates butter pricing as producers in West Reaxon respond to recent market activity. Officials seek clarity on AY to be price Atetealot and related sales dynamics amid industry chatter.
The South Australian cabinet appears to be expanding with a Sydney based announcement. Messrs Barwell, Mee, Hiltente, Hague, Vascoe, and Easton are listed as new Australian Minis. further details not provided in the fragment.
A fragmented report notes a defence led plan involving military hospitals and a proposal tied to Clove and Sydney. The fragmentary text indicates a Friday event and ongoing state actions.
Dispatches report German forces in the neutral zone under Entente terms awaiting an extension to October 10. A police build up is promised, with troops to be withdrawn for excesses, while volunteer corps are disbanded and civic guards reorganized amid post invasion concerns.
Horbes Bowling Club held a successful carnival during the Feath er holiday. A large turnout supported senior and junior events with Norman figures cited. The singles title went to C G Jen after beating Ac day, while doubles narrowed to Jex and Stinwon versus M Murray. The Patt ersham club planned a visit to Forden, but travel was disrupted by wartime timing.
An obituary-like school notice praises Mr Peard longtime head of Tomy Ligon school in Fortin Guatitor for their service during war and peacetime. It notes his promotion to Ashfield school and the community’s regret at his departure while highlighting his leadership, sewing work for the Hind Crows, and church involvement.
The Dogon Gate Amateur Club holds a meeting on Wednesday and announces events for May. Debate on committee postponement due to absence and a town hand bolt sale is noted along with results from recent races at Cumberland Stakes and All Aged Stakes.
ABPY v1 reports YOUNG Maliendenti involved in April events. Hood wages referenced in local plate. Notable entities include ABPY and Maliendenti with unspecified roles. Limited readable details constrain precise action or outcome.
The Railway Commissioner announces a public process for water licenses under the Water Act. It lists numerous properties and parcels along Lachlan River and related districts, naming applicants, locations, and parcel references. A hearing is scheduled at 10 AM at the Court House, with instructions for objections to be stated in writing by a specified date.
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