Fragmented Local Notice Points To Public Sale
A damaged newspaper fragment mentions a local sale action and officials but lacks clear names, dates, or locations leaving the exact details unreadable.
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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 10, 1926
Page
2
A damaged newspaper fragment mentions a local sale action and officials but lacks clear names, dates, or locations leaving the exact details unreadable.
Public notice announces vehicle sale and exchange of a four door car in Tarpon. Details indicate an auction style sale with potential seller and price reference. Read as a local sale listing with emphasis on transfer of ownership and immediate opportunity.
A local notice offers a reward of five hundred pounds for information leading to the arrest of the person responsible for disturbing a grave at the Hoemer Butch area near Webb, the proprietor. The plea emphasizes the desecration of a grave and asks readers to help authorities identify the culprit.
An inquest into the death of a slaughtermans worker at Condobalin, known as Mick Halton, concluded the death resulted from actions with a 4 bean rifle. The report notes a coroner's inquiry and remarks on the town's activity and river conditions near Forbes during the period described, including a flood alert on the Lachlan.
Australian XI batsmen posted a challenging score with Haden and Taylor contributing solid starts while Englands bowlers led by Parker and Grimmett split the wickets. Key figures included Goddard, Milkommie, Sinn, and Lybolle, as the innings wrapped after a disrupted day following the close of play.
In a dull preface the Ladies Department previews August topics. The issue highlights patterns for woven fabric garments for children, with mention of domestic economy and home crafts. A garden pattern and a general fashion note appear, urging readers to collect GoWful patterns and join in sewing activities at Grete.
A long column notes numerous local residents and visitors in Forbes. Mre McNickie of Kugowra, in hospital, and Mr. W. F. Kelty of Wellington visited Forbes Police Court. Drs and residents including Rawsthorne, Mrs Howlson, Mrs Townsend, and others are mentioned with hospitalizations, travel, and social movements. The piece highlights Rev. H. Pienaman, the induction of Rev. Johnson, and a memorial for Cyril Gillantery, prominent local figure. Details include various health issues, travels across Clyde and Queensland districts, and community acknowledgments.
A wedding ceremony took place at St Patrik WE Church with attendees from Dulwhele LiL and nearby families. The couple, Mr and Mrs Ratle, planned their future jointly as they announced plans to begin their life together in Canberta, with family and friends present.
District Court at Fortes heard the case of Vincent Kelly a reporter suing G W Brownhill for 12 7 7 pounds with wages from August 1 1924 to dismissal in February. Judge Armstrong reserved judgment but indicated a verdict for the defendant while promising to review evidence again.
A worker was caught on an engine shaft causing the machine to shut. He suffered a blunt shock and injuries to clothing and body. He was rushed to receive medical attention.
A chaotic collision occurred yesterday in Newqustte England involving a motorist and a goods tram. The driver escaped serious injury, and bystander efforts helped avert a broader crash at the lengthy wreckage site.
Fragmented OCR note reports unusual activity at a local site with references to workers, a bank, late hour, and unclear timings. Names and lines drift with garbled text suggesting a confrontation or incident but details remain unreadable and uncertain. The piece preserves a sense of a news item from a past time with minimal decipherable facts.
An unreadable page fragment mentions authors Conan Thayte MG Welle Marley Hoberts Jerome and Robert Hickam with vague reference to a July event and Getmmted location or publication, but precise details are obscured.
Gordon J. Hoilae faces Rand in a court matter on a licensed premises dispute. The case concerns alleged charges tied to a disturbance at a hotel during a late hour in July.
A damaged OCR item from a local council record references a 30 minute session and a matter involving Mr Mahoney. The readable fragments imply an entry regarding a future event or decision by Foren Munletoad County. Further context is unclear due to missing text.
HATEPAYER FINEG HJ Winterbottom faced a charge in the town court over a disturbance at a local rendezvous. The panel found a verdict supporting a fine of 40 shillings with additional costs and a notional penalty, while a separate attendance fee appeared.
The Tari Boar annual Rupow Kamgly ad warns against a looming wager gap causing an economic disaster. A Sydney dispatch notes seven Papuan castaways found aboard the Muri steamer after fleeing Papua to the Solomon Islands. Brisbane tramway workers threaten a strike from midnight August 8 amid wage concerns. Melbourne reports the Mugeau Commission staff addressed HV Gopp and others in Tasmania. Labor leaders urge concrete road construction following American example.
A Sydney Nationalist column reports Bruner and Ny rejected a rare major motion returning Bavin for unposing the retrepaint. A London message notes the program at Dovernum of the pre wer vexel, but five perished.
Mysterious aviation note describes Cobham's effort from Sydney to Moromyry yesterday with a stop at Charleville. The report mentions dawn departure and a swift approach to northern Australia, highlighting a dramatic journey through remote regions with urgent calls and vivid color.
Readable fragments describe theater plans with Mr Cyeh C Wells and the Humphryy-Aistiog MunWval Comedy Company arrival, studio film developing at Howe's, Guan Y's store promotions, and assorted tonics and groceries. Prices noted include 14/6 for items and 8/ for cough remedies, with local shops like Black's grocer and Guan Y's highlighted.
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