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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 15, 1919
Page
2
A Dublin architect named Mr Stiwart J. Hulls of Kiara Domatig Alt Imperial Army seeks to prepare and supervise plans for a new building. The notice requests experienced specialists to assist in designing and overseeing residential or other construction works.
A shopper reports viewing a new line of autumn and winter outerwear at a local market. The stall offers the Pett vaterint tir yony brand alongside a range labeled urmin and Winter Pal terna.
A local letter to readers advocates support for the new P P Board election regulation and reform measures. The writer pledges continued commitment to the district and ratepayers, noting an eight month term and dedication to the board’s future policies.
A handwritten campaign note from NEIL to voters pledges reform, suppression of rubbills, and equal justice for all. It emphasizes defending landowners, seeking support without favoritism, and serving the public interest if elected. The message closes with thanks and a sign-off from Witeron, Forties.
The document lists multiple names including Henbert Carter and Kenton Hollas among others, with a note about urging unity despite differences and addressing all parties. It appears as a fragmented notice from trustees or board members and references a writ and related proceedings.
The Forbes cycle club held a test run over the weekend with Nandins leading the two mile event and Ny A. Cuwhiaind assisting. A forthcoming event at Anna Bay is noted, with Daw mentioned in connection to the ride.
The local education authority announces Easter holidays with a four day vacation period. Schools will close Wednesday and reopen on April 2, with residents urged to observe the break and return preparations for post holiday activities.
Ratepayers addressed about board affairs and protective measures. Officials outline official actions and upcoming steps. The fragmented OCR text mentions Forbes, protection, and notices to residents, with references to meetings and duties. The piece lacks clear dates but signals governance by a local agricultural protection body.
Fragmentary OCR text shows chaotic patient names and officials, mentioning hospital names, staff, and potential funding or governance issues. Readable elements reference Ms and Mr individuals, a fee dispute, and community health concerns amid unclear events.
A garbled report lists numerous names and places amid a confusion of prices and agents, suggesting a local market scene with hedged negotiations and unclear figures. The fragment references Hynes Meripage Hilverti and various vendors, with scattered mentions of measurements and timing.
A distressed legislative style notice targeted at ratepayers discusses wage tax and bond issues. It references a select committee, the need to fund a project, and the potential burden on residents. Names are unclear due to damaged text, but the document centers on financial measures and public involvement.
Squally Tuesday report notes debate over prohibition and hotel cures as Lord laws and officials shuffle blame. A Royal Commission on Economy concludes broad scrutiny of Commonwealth spending while noteable arrests and sensational events surface in a chaotic, fragmentary dispatch from Looksworm to Queenslans.
In a condensed briefing, election officials outline the P P Board race, noting procedures for voter eligibility, ballot design changes, and anticipated turnout. The notice emphasizes timely registration checks, polling place locations, and the deadline for candidate filings amid ongoing district reorganizations.
Fragmentary OCR text references a weekly event at Forbes Gun Club near Gieow NY with garbled names and dates. Readable bits show a Wednesday or week day schedule, a lane wear item, and a placeholder noting a test or event lasting into the evening.
The light Reverend bishop of Nathurete leads St Wilier's, with Principal Minka Tore Mody? Hed and staff. The school emphasizes modern instruction across all branches, offering thorough education and growth under Ponty Fine Howes and Grows.
Fragments describe rising influenza in Melbourne with 47 deaths and 11 hospitalizations in 24 hours. Reports note overwhelmed hospitals, proposed temporary closures, and a strong public health response. Names and places include Orange Milthorge Redfern Balmain and Malbourne with mentions of a jockey’s death and civic actions.
A terse, partial wire story fragment references various names and places with unreadable terms. The text is garbled, offering few clear facts about persons, organizations, dates, or events. Further readable details are not evident in the fragment.
Patrick Glynn and others faced session court on Monday at Court Lane with a child present. Glynn denied unlawfully assaulting Constable Collins during duty and was granted remand to trial. Percy Nelson Glauder appeared on a drunkenness charge and was kept under observation before release. Licensing matters included renewals for Tuokey’s appleation and the Farriss Hotel license. John Flannery granted renewal for South Hivense Invonnotion.
In Brewery Lane Elsie Milsted accused Elizabeth Gage of insulting words in a dispute described as a court case. Milsted testified while Gage did not appear. evidence suggested a tense scene with residents and onlookers as the magistrate ordered costs and penalties totaling 21 shillings and 25 percent for furniture.
A trial recounts a hay stealing incident involving two defendants in a rural area. Key testimony describes hay stacks near to Mr Jones and the Hayatiok farm plane, with investigators tracking vehicle and foot prints across fields toward the Jones residence where Mrs Charlotte Jones lived.
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