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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 24, 1917
Page
2
Fragmented text appears to reference a legal firm and actions surrounding a property or case. Names like Pearce and Williams and Parkes surface, with garbled phrases resembling court or trust instruments and requirements. No clear dates, places, or outcomes are readable.
Fragmentary text from an old newspaper page lists several names and organizations with unclear context. The legible parts include Austen, Pratley, Wat Un, Ash Ly, Mole, WISER OF ATATION ROUT, and HabbiL SING, but no coherent event or date is recoverable.
Fragmentary OCR text shows ad rates and terms for the Forbes Advocate. Mentions advance booking, standing advertisements and rate structure, but specifics are unclear due to damage. No clear event, person, or organization beyond the publication name.
A garbled OCR passage bursts with scattered names and places, referencing Manila, Piraeus, Australia, and various unclear figures. It hints at a broad mental map of people, dates, and events, but the text remains largely unreadable and non-specific.
In the Forbes Licensing Court, William Sinclair was granted renewal of his license for the Far Hot business after a review of renewal terms and compliance. The court proceeding confirmed continued operation under existing license conditions.
In a Gevese DhU Suears session held near Goolagung at Tallutisa, Thomas Towser faced trial with Nt intent. The court found not guilty after deliberation, and the proceedings concluded without further charges.
A fragmented report notes a singles champion named in a contest involving players including Portes and Ramos with unclear affiliations. The text references scores around 117 and names Wheeler and Flemin or Freeman, but the passage is garbled and lacking readable context or complete details of the event, location, or outcome.
In a community notice, officers and leaders are named for the SWC council. Mentions of associations, event dates, and locations appear, though the text is garbled. Key entities include Haiti, Funilane, Avatollshatw, and Mon Phesntohh Mt. references to tents and noodles suggest a gathering or election context.
The Forbes area reports limited recruiting activity with Mr James Murray of Eugowra and Private Geo Parkes wounded. A wedding occurred for Fred Drow and Mrs Spessky, Kathrees Bayliss arrives to work as a clerk in the Forbes Bank, and George Lablaw elected president of the Forbes branch of the Parmimens and Settlers Association. Military exams at Parkes and appointments for sergeants are noted alongside local discussions, elections, and town meetings.
A June 4 hospital gathering discussed by hospital committee members and attendees from the G.U.O.O.F. and MLU.LOOK. They planned to raise funds, apply to authorities for a permit, and set a programme for a hospital showground sports event including a ladies committee, secretaries, treasurer, and numerous representatives.
Parkes residents heard Senator Rae address Parkex on Wednesday night amid questions from Forbes Advocate staff about an impostor using Rae’s name. The discussion touched on Labor alignment, repatriation policy, and postwar plans for soldiers.
In Forbes Court Morning, several defendants faced charges of unlawfully playing a public game titled two up, disturbing residents. Defender counsel T. il Broderick led a list including Claude Higgins, Levite Mutaly, Jon Niehoon, Patrick Carroll, Thomas Kelly, Thomas Wir wan, Abert Beulay, Patrick MAE fer, Thomas Cobol, and others as witnesses described the roadside ring. The court considered pleas and noted witnesses, with the prosecution seeking fines of 24 each after the case opened and testimonies described the disruptive activity and location near Lachlans Street.
Sparse readable text notes Haynes and Mayu Roan at a local fair or event in Wealesdy. Mentions Mr Ralwre Rive Mitel and a bale related harvest, with partial items like hay, binder, and Wear dich reaper. No clear sequence of events or outcomes.
A fragmented notice from Weavers Market lists varieties of malt and rutile items with references to Abremly and Diete. The readable text mentions sales starting soon in Oh Sayurney with emphasis on local products.
Fragmented OCR text covers varied names, places, and dates with no coherent event. Key entities such as Joven Hint, Mina ach Al, Fortes, and Ay Nini appear amid garbled phrases. Unable to determine a definite action, outcome, or setting for a proper summary.
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A fragmentary OCR passage lists distorted names and phrases about instruction and opportunity. The legibility is poor, with multiple misread terms, unclear references, and potential names like Paul and Bjorke. No coherent event or title emerges.
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