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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 29, 1921
Page
5
Fragmented OCR note on unknown event and people
The readable lines mention unnamed individuals and places with partial phrases about wells, racing, and dates. The text is largely garbled, yielding few clear facts beyond scattered names and references to locations and items.
Whs Was Who Woe W Ktrong- Soe
Fragmentary OCR piece yields unclear names and places. It mentions a time reference and a strong word cluster but no coherent event or identifiable entities to anchor a factual summary.
Fragmentary Note on Investment Time and Vue Lead
A garbled entry mentions Ye Te teguess with Vue and Tun investing time. It references leads and mentors but lacks clear actions, dates, or entities beyond vague names and phrases.
Fragmentary notes from a meeting with unclear details
The readable text hints at a gathering with mentions of decor, a buffet, and a discussion involving an army officer and potential acts. Names and specifics are corrupted, leaving little concrete information about purpose or outcome.
Obituary notices for Martha Lean and Alfred Sanderson
Mrs Martha Elizabeth Lean died at Forbes hospital after a long illness of rheumatism and gangrene at age 7. She was married to Joseph Lean, an engineer, and leaves a husband and two children. The funeral moved to the Church of England cemetery. Alfred George Sanderson, four, son of Mr Sanderson of Farrand Street, died at Forbes hospital. funeral to the Church of England cemetery this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Elizabeth Lean
Forbes Hospital
Wikin
Liedintriet
Joseph Lean
Waolla Walla
Church of England
Alfred Eorge Sanderson
Mr. Sanderson
Farrand Street
Too Good to Be True by Spokeshave
A ballad style verse questions a Forbes town storekeeper who refused to close Friday to aid hospital benevolence. It mocks wealth and indifference, contrasting a rich alderman’s brother with a compassionate citizen, urging readers to note self interest over communal needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Advocate
Wallet Lost Between Camp Hill and Railway Station
A wallet was lost Wednesday between Camp Hill and the Railway Station containing five pounds and a blank A B cheque. A reward is offered for return or information. Apply at the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Hill
Railway Station
Meaghers and local shops advertise discounts and goods
Traders list furniture vehicles and household items for sale at Woods and Lachlan Arcade. Meagher's Provision Department promotes blankets and smallgoods with Australian make. Store notices urge sales on Delights like Brown Pork Fritz and Spiced Beet while Meagher's department stores tout low prices and quick returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woods
mieclGneer
Lachlan Arcade
Mt. Meane
Meagher
Alisten de Poetley
Good Cooking and Eating Prices by Bushel and Case
Pricing notes list per AVBHEL and per bushel rates for cooking, eating, and cholor eating. Discounts apply: 4 to 6 cases lower by 1d per case and over 6 cases by 1d per case.
Change of Saddlery Business by Geo Doyle
Forbes and district are informed that Geo Doyle has taken over J S and Arthur's harness and saddlery business, previously managed after purchase from Kinnaird. He thanks customers and pledges to maintain the high quality workmanship. All accounts owing should be paid in February to adjust four books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ashworth
Letrocque Hrog
Rankin Street
Forbes
Geo. Doyle
Forbes and District
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