Reymonds and Hawkins Water Business Card Listing
Business card for Reymond and Hawkins with a street address Harold Street Forbes. Mentions land matters bookkeeping debt collection and insurance arrangements. Phone not provided.
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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 29, 1919
Page
2
Business card for Reymond and Hawkins with a street address Harold Street Forbes. Mentions land matters bookkeeping debt collection and insurance arrangements. Phone not provided.
Public notice states architect Mr Stewart Modulus will oversee a project in Tarbes District. It mentions race fees and refit works plus supervision and control of any transport or construction activities.
The readable text is garbled with scattered phrases and names. Not enough coherent facts to identify a person, place, date, or event. The snippet appears to be incomplete OCR from a historical page with unrelated fragments and no discernible incident or context.
The readable fragments suggest a weather update mentioning forecasts and regional details but the majority of the source is garbled with many misread words. Specific locations, dates, temperatures, or measurable conditions are not discernible from the legible portions.
The readable text is garbled with many proper names and terms scattered. It references post office praise and a fete, mentions government and officials, and includes scattered names such as Heber Maree and Mul sovvey Mo. The legible portions offer no clear event date or location.
Ube of the Woe Front Vejen delivers a quirky 14 second snippet that confounds expectations with a playful, near nonsensical vocal over a raw punk beat. The track注 focuses on rhythm over lyric clarity, showcasing experimental energy and a rebellious fringe sound.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions MR JOSEPH F. MURPHY and a council or event at a location, with garbled names and dates. The readable bits reference a Sunday gathering, a festival, and a municipal or civic context, but specifics are not recoverable from the damaged lines.
A mangled OCR fragment references individuals such as Mr William Phillips and Mr AVA CosKE Harton with scattered names and places. The text appears as a garbled biographical or notice-like snippet with no coherent events or dates to confirm a full item.
Fragmented OCR obituary item mentions Henry G. Smith and a death in unclear terms. Names include Lin Samilay and WPL, with scattered phrases about a rival, a marine Morne, and a widow with two children. The legible parts reference a drowning and an Avon widow, but many details are garbled and uncertain.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a chapel in Vineland and a reference to an undertaker and timing. It lacks clear names, dates, or a coherent event, yielding a terse notice fragment about a religious site and an associated person.
A memorial service was held in the park on Friday. An attendee wore a face mask that covered most of their features, remaining the sole clear view among the gathering.
Dr Broadbent urged frequent inoculation in remarks at the Dubmo meeting. He cited oranges showing 0.4 percent inoculated patients, with recently thoculored individuals either immune or experiencing mild cases. He stressed inoculation should occur at regular intervals.
The report lists several Puetinior cases and three deaths at a hotel, naming George Corbets Mrs Neloberg and Mr Haupton as affected. Officials urge residents to take precautions, allow open windows by day, and permit daytime and nighttime entry as needed to ensure safety.
Schools were closed yesterday following a council action described as a racket. Public alike will remain closed until further notice as officials enforce the new closure.
A large revaptyele has been placed at the dive of the temporary hospital inviting donations for patients. Crew and friends of patients are urged to donate items and funds to support those receiving care.
Readable fragments show air services conducted by Bay Land churches including Catholic, Methodist, and an afternoon avowing service. The text is fragmentary but indicates varied congregations and a church in Bay Land hosting an afternoon gathering.
In a staged effort to aid local poultry needs, multiple counties pledge to ship birds to town halls in May. Alderman Bat Kenan and Mrs Wathare Huston will oversee the operation, with teams selected to manage the distribution to other meal relief sites.
At a Cities Committee meeting Alderman Donnell reports the Government Medical Officer says depot care is satisfactory. Dr Browc informs progress at the hospital. concerns over convalescent needs and nurse allocation are raised as plans for drills and discipline are discussed.
A brief notice describes Boy Scout support at 139 Conwell Street with daily duties and special prayers. It mentions Sue Godded and a community effort to assist youth at the local troop house and a request for volunteers to help with routines and devotional activities.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Parkes, a primary vital event, and references to a trainer and teams. Names and specifics are unclear, but the snippet hints at a sports or meeting context with multiple entities and locations.
Fragmented OCR notes report various local items including a death at Wellington, a ball game at CoWniG, and a telephone tram schedule. Mentions of communities Creuse, Wellington, Cronfell, and Unihweneu appear, but details are incomplete. The text reads as a jumbled timetable and notices column with several names and places unclear.
A chaotic scene followed by a heavy barrage and enemy casualties disrupted a North 111M area. Residents report ruined property and goats roaming freely, prompting warnings against adopting similar aggressive control measures.
A disrupted Thursday public meeting highlighted a misapplied disinfectant mix used on lawn gutters. Dr Broadbent warned it was not a true disinfectant and the council stopped the practice. Residents welcomed the decision amid prior objections and messy descriptions of the substance.
A proclamation issued last night imposes travel limits across several towns including Dubby Forex Goulburn Grenfels Tunes Jornderie Lugow Oran Pigton Wages Witcansin and Crookwall with Jenalun Caves nearby. the order lasts for three months from the effective date.
At the temporary hospital Sure Cotes, trained nurse foams Sydney has accepted the charge. Nurse Bleckson of the Wasp star volunteers services. Miss Ayres district lady volunteers as cook. Mrs Green and Mrs Laura Dunnocgl V.A.D. attend, while Mr Turner and MumAredd provided relief. Mr Fletcher, previously in charge, is now in hospital with influenza.
Latest Sydney bulletin notes 14 deulbe and 106 Tren occurrences yesterday. Reports of municipal governance activity in Victoria and a weather reflection in Methaven. Mention of hotels and local commerce with references to health advisories and seasonal remedies such as Great Peppermint for coughs.
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