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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 09, 1918
Page
5
Fragmentary text references Anderson Anion and Farm Accunte with garbled phrases about incidence, mortality, and accounting work, plus tax material. No coherent event or entities beyond these garbled names.
SIMMOW Hite Feoniurms anwah hire im botorw 0 Nosint.
A fragmented notice describes a sale involving Ooma Station in a sequence of transfers among parties including Brian Luley Moore and John Edwin Ment. The transaction appears linked to Mutual Investments with dates around June and July, mentioning a valuation and court proceedings.
Answers to correspondents appear scrambled with partial words and illegible phrases. The text seems to be a collage of names and snippets of questions or notes with no clear coherent topic or identifiable individuals.
Fragmentary report chronicles daily point totals over five days with numbers 24 12 43 6 2 and total 174. Mentions Forbes and districts but lacks coherent events or identities. Unable to confirm team names or outcomes from the garbled text.
Me Mureaye writes to protest a Parkes event. Anxious players and residents discuss venues and schedules. Details are unclear but tension rises over the upcoming May gathering at Borie and the role of guides and authorities.
Fragmentary OCR lists names, places, and events from Forbes area including Hor en Mowpitul uuraing star, Harrawang, Forbes aldermen meeting, and various health, war, and funeral mentions. Text intertwines personal notices, health updates, and local civic items with numerous unreadable segments.
A partial OCR line mentions a person and place in a historic context with unclear details. The readable text suggests a civic or community event but lacks concrete names, dates, or outcomes to identify a specific action or result.
Reuters and London dispatch describe a front across two miles on a twenty mile line with hundreds of tanks and many prisoners taken. Australians and Russians report achievements near the Avre and Montdidier while actions extend from Humdreds to Hevea Valley with strong bombardment and captures.
An opulent Catholic Presbytery ceremony on Wednesday united Mr and Mrs Haniel Reedy of Warroo and Miss Elizabeth Hains of Warroo. Rev O'Brien officiated, with elaborate attire and a lavish reception featuring a long list of guests, gifts, and a formal evening banquet.
Mrs W Twin and Pamily express gratitude to all friends for kindness and sympathy shown at the death of their mother, Bridget Fogerty.
The note expresses sincere thanks from the family for personal letters cards telegraph notes and other thoughtful messages sent during a recent bereavement and path toward healing.
In memoriam for Mrs EM Paslay who departed April 7. Inserted by her daughters Satherug Sloman and Hida Pawloy.
A garbled OCR fragment references a drowning event in August 1916 and various names. The legible bits hint at a tragedy near Hunts Township with individuals named Albert and Charles Herbert, but many words are unreadable, leaving the main facts unclear and difficult to verify.
Fragmentary OCR describes soldiers applying for power of attorney and legal actions around the appointment of a payee, with notes on attorney authority, the need to notice beneficiaries, and concerns about proper formalities and execution. The text references Mrs Frasers Criek Lid More and a mix of names and places, indicating a legal-administrative filing amid military service.
LW Bodey announces BeOK veterinary sit at the Metropolitan Hotel on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday next, with a wired ray event to tie in. Local staff and attendees expected.
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