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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 28, 1922
Page
4
A memorial tribute honors Loy and Hao who departed April 23 2021. The note recalls their bond and faith while promising to cherish memories until a hopeful reunion in heaven.
Notice indicates rewards offered by THIS OFFICE for information leading to recovery of a rifle and a sapphire drop item. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR but reads reward apply at THIS OFFICE and mentions Woodan Barrel and flower parts.
Fragmentary notice dated early May 1922 invites recipients to attend a play event on May 18 at Hyam Lewes on possible lot sales. Includes names JOHN MEAGHER & CO and Lri Forlvs.
An obscure record notes Depres joining Wari Kain on 24 May by Chamsonweat Surveyor Doverul in Melbourne. It mentions a trust and a 201 April reference, with Poulmastor and Marks cited in passing as part of the arrangement.
Tank Uh gains in a shifting context as SIDKING changes are applied. VHS of IMA remains referenced in the report with limited detail available.
The Chamber of Commerce secretary notes a proposed Evgowra to Parkes railway extension and a Kugowra Harbus survey. He urges surveys and public engagement, outlining potential regional benefits and the need for prompt action.
A garbled readable fragment describes a theater lineup with a mix of titles and performers. Notable names include Thomas Sushi and Miran, with a Monday night phonoplay and a next Saturday event featuring Jo Horriv and Tony. The text is badly corrupted but indicates a stage program at Stun Theatre and surrounding activities.
Officials from Western District branches convened at Porkop to discuss the Slimwood Cricket Cup dispute after a legal letter from N ONeill's lawyer questioned the cup's ownership. A court action looms as representatives prepare to argue the case within fourteen days. A lecture on farming and rural life by Dr Mary Hughes is also scheduled, with other rural issues to be debated.
Fractured text outlines a benefit event for a local hospital with a committee and volunteers. It mentions a June date and a plan to raise funds through a ball and related activities. Names and places are partially garbled, but the note emphasizes community support and attendance to bolster hospital services.
A fragmentary report from Mosses ARMA and Herbie Hospital notes a hospital jazz band debut amid a disrupted hospital movement in June. Multiple performers are mentioned, with references to impersonations, arrangements, and a plane incident linked to Convent.
Local hospital officials say the forthcoming grant will bolster services at the Parken Wis facility. Community leaders anticipate a wave of improvements and say the hospital's status as a major employer will grow with the funding.
The Gotha post and telephonic service faces relocation as premises are prepared. The government replies that accommodation and duties will be provided at new sites once available, with transfers from current temporary locations and full service restoration contingent on compliant premises and lawful conditions.
Sydney reports the salaries bill for ministers will take effect from July with reductions beginning March for ministers. Labor vows to oppose, while a later stage advance to the Legislative Council follows a deputation to Prime Minister Pilnee. Controversy surrounds industrial and wartime measures impacting wages and employment.
A fragmentary report cites Lloyd George discussing Europe at Genoa and criticizing Russia and Germany. He argues America should have spoken with authority and warns against lingering danger from unresolved conflicts shaping future war and peace.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a film or play review with unclear details. It references a well known writer and a story with a captive opening and a theater showing at an area venue. The text includes scattered names and dates but remains largely unreadable.
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