Man Injured When Car Strikes Horse Near Orang
Report states a man was injured when a car struck a horse near Smiley. The crash led to hospitalization and details about the riders and witnesses remain unclear in the fragmented text.
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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 20, 1948
Page
1
Report states a man was injured when a car struck a horse near Smiley. The crash led to hospitalization and details about the riders and witnesses remain unclear in the fragmented text.
A damaged, unreadable fragment describes a remarkable escape when a car overturned during a negotiation. It mentions an offside, wind, and a person named Byrn, Rowmer, Tepaley, and Whe, with details obscured. The report notes they completed the trip despite the incident.
Snippet mentions a day and time notations with scattered names and locations. The readable fragments reference a timetable or list of activities and people, suggesting a calendar or schedule item rather than a complete event.
Fragmented report outlines a public district meeting where old band members clash over cooperation and future leadership. Proposals include forming a conference committee, appointing a replacement, and addressing uniforms, with tension over who should lead and how to guide the group forward.
Fragmentary text mentions space or place names with garbled phrases. No clear event, date, or entities to summarize into a coherent news item.
A report discusses Mr EH Graham minister for agriculture proposing changes to the Slaughtering Act. The amendment would let councils enter loan agreements with cooperatively owned works for centralized stock slaughtering to benefit farmers.
Auction report details a dry sale by Forbes, listing multiple blocks in Maoge and surrounding streets with frontages ranging around 100 to 200 feet and depths, highlighting high prices paid per block. Names shown include Forbes as agent and a reference to local streets like Wombat Street and adjacent cottages, with a focus on frontage and depth measurements for each parcel.
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