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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 11, 1922
Page
7
Lad latey announces improved appearance by Tallon at ender MIAH AGNEW, features of Castorlain Creamy Breet and Pray bann. Advertising includes Cate Marley Miron and Naw Zealand tallors.
Fragmented notice mentions Profemor and Madame Zamba and consulting experts with unclear dates. Names like HASKIN, HAMDET, and GAYNOR appear amid garbled text. Possible headings suggest August 22 and a public or professional event but specifics are unreadable.
Fragmentary notice from Andrew's Presbyterian Church lists August 15 events with times and references to offerings, numbers, and lines. The readable text hints at services or calls but lacks clear names, places, or outcomes.
The report outlines a chaotic session with officials including Joe Forbes Shaw and Aire Ie A Anetun, noting secretary Mp 1 Weaver and GF Lie as observers. It describes award allocations, vague timelines, and confusion over merit terms as members debate procedures and eligibility.
The Ames court heard a case brought by Dr Audombell and government official Gil DMCs over alleged misconduct. Alexander Kolges testified, Bowley aided deception, and the jury returned a verdict finding the defendant guilty of negligence and causing harm.
A fragmentary note references Parkes and Grenfell in a current topics discussion. Mentions a ten day period and a tentative action by a mother figure in Holt regarding a local issue. The text is garbled but indicates forthcoming appearances or announcements.
An early 20th century notice previews a film featuring Jackie Coogan called a Pole Bad Boy with comparisons to Charlie Chaplin. It promises tender humor and urges patrons not to miss the show at the Strand Phowtte Forbes Wonietht venue despite weather or travel concerns.
A report outlines alleged false pretences connected to Robert Arthur Pearse acquitted at Faton Police Court on August day in 1900. Wynd J.P Pearse, now detained on three charges from Taino witnesses, involves offences with the accused ages and locations.
Boxing card tomorrow night near Club House Hotel features Rud Kee versus Young Williams and Ken Lennon against Tom Tivant with additional bouts including Johnny Murphy versus Peter Woods. Two suspended bouts planned with 18 rounds of activity amid local boxing excitement.
A well attended Parents and Citizens meeting chaired by Rey, with cooperation sought from local associations. The Minister for Education proposed a surcharge for secondary education. Mr W A Turkey urged deferring the proposal, suggesting local handling via town council. Officials emphasized school honor and special attention to students, with debate on funding and future plans.
Fragmentary report covers a court appearance with mention of an imprisonment for a drink related incident. It also details a Farha Jwekeyy Club gathering at Meydon’s Multipot hwa and a football lineup for Parkeston Sunday including Mae, Nov inj ANtersdunrtern and Peters among players.
Report on a Logan Jockey Club meeting held yesterday at The Gate. Weather poor but attendance large, track fair, several races including opening handicap, Bull’s Ale and other horses contested. Winners included Globnalane and Alma, with notable incidents such as a broken show door and minor injuries.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss Sandy Macdonald and alleged brands linked to quality and proprietors. Mentions Scotia and various terms unclear due to damaged text. References to front lines and possible stock line items appear, with incomplete phrases and stray numbers.
Turbulent town meeting notes a public wall fine and street repairs causing postponements for a concert and building at a 66 by 25 foot plot. Reported issues include weather delays, funding details, a large timber project, and community response during a Wednesday event in Wyatt’s quadrant.
An event titled Bonfire Exhibition drew a large crowd on a Tuesday evening and featured works by FANE and others. The turnout caused some danger warnings while a young man was hired with a fee linked to a kerosene lamp. The display produced four incidents of wheezing during the night.
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