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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 12, 1919
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text references Willare Comatare WL and legal or municipal figures, with garbled dates and places. No coherent event or names to confirm. content appears damaged and insufficient for a proper summary.
Fragmentary text shows scattered names and terms related to a small debts court with references to individuals and places. Readable pieces include names like Hessingh and Whaddon, with dates and amounts largely obscured. The passage lacks a coherent narrative or complete details to form a precise briefing.
The fragment notes topics on river bed levels at Cowra Fork and Lacllaw, with figures referencing storage capacity and a proposed 950M and 7070 million public feet. Mentions an announced plan involving power to RMT Cupmant and Weadgla Water home, amid environmental interest.
In Forbes Lifstriet Court on Thursday a trial heard testimony from jurors and a key witness. The case involved disputed actions and implicated several local entities amid a tense hearing.
The arrival of electricity in Martin town is hailed as a boon to residents and industry. The Mualelpat Cowari confirms the town now gains from private and public power, with Electric Supply Limited charging for power usage. Local industries such as a freezing works near Carter and other establishments anticipate benefits from the new service.
A fragmented account centers on Metra Superintendent and a cast including Tweedy Carter Beverly Mayne and others. The piece mentions Tennessee, a unity work, and references to Ortega Thompson and a company tied to Universal, with various appearances by named figures and shifting allegiances. The tone resembles a melodramatic social chronicle of a prominent local scene.
A garbled report notes a freezing works hinting at disruptions in supply chains. It mentions the river, a permanent supply of rations, and pending operations at the works. The fragmentary text references dates and ongoing efforts to resume production and stabilize goods.
The town gathers for funeral services and a parish tribute to a prominent Forbes resident, with reverends from St Lawrence’s Church officiating. Family and colleagues recall a long career, community service, and ties to local clubs, while noting the loss to the region.
The passage blends garbled names and terms from a likely old sports or political snippet. readable bits hint at teams, venues, dates, and figures but the text is heavily corrupted with mis-typed words and broken phrases, leaving the core facts unclear.
In a tight contest KatyD LG and HeALy TIN lead for Heringh with strong forward play. Aut ber HeALy TIN deliver decisive moments while Papen Lu disrupts the opposition as FOCOBE ypplion and Mundutarnrn players contribute.
The monthly committee meeting of Forbes Literary is described with attendee names and roles. The notes mention rabbits on a local property, suspension of publication due to scarce readership, and the secretary’s resignation amid the meeting's discussions.
A denser report from the Mawel Weekly notes the Birdrle Lighting Commission meeting in Wilehaaubersom. Alderman M Douell and other town officials discuss absent colleagues, future capacity, and proposed upgrades including balance sheets, depreciation, and a potential 1918 profit forecast of over 300. The piece highlights projected power needs, workforce details, and a critical session slated for the following Friday.
A garbled record from Forbes Pony and Trotting Club lists inaugural meeting hints and attendance. It mentions Malaney as president, Sid Planey and others, with scattered, unclear phrases about roles and actions. The text preserves several personal names and a long roster.
Fragmented OCR passage mentions donations and names in a garbled list. It references hospitals and potential donors, with unclear dates or affiliations. The readable elements focus on philanthropy and medical support in a community context.
The report chronicles Corporal Allison of Deroobalgie with varied service across campaigns in Egypt and Europe. It notes his bravery, wounds, captivity, and return during World War II, highlighting his role in the 43rd battalion and extensive travels and battles, with emphasis on resilience amid hardship.
A damaged text fragment mentions Corporal Jack Edgar and a casualty after combat. It references military units, hospitals, and a deployment to France, with disjointed phrases about injuries, wound care, and actions of allied forces. The exact events and names are unclear due to OCR corruption.
Fragmented OCR notes mention players and teams such as Forhwn Sussex and Woods, with references to A.C and tribalet style lineups. The text hints at game details and player ranges but lacks coherent events or clear outcomes.
A cryptic telegraphic summary notes a seaman's death, government actions, and prohibition measures. It mentions a man believed to be an escaped lunatic shooting at his mother and causing wounds before being arrested, with references to Mr Hughes’ expected arrival and a figure of £10,000 in a related matter.
The Forbes Origeet Club held its annual meeting with Mowry MT Phuttpa presiding. Officers elected include president Dr alphet, vice presidents Grinsted and Messe ai, secretary Mp af Tandy, and treasurer Me Mt 1 Hittin. Committees named with Magara A. Smith P and R. Burges among members. Grinsted promised senate autograph work for the coming season, subscriptions set, and next general meeting scheduled for September.
The readable lines describe Irish seaways and an evacuation of troops to Britain, mention Londonderry and port towns, and note Corman internees to be returned to Germany. A late chorus praises a ship crew and a local hero amid wartime turmoil.
Coronal OsciF Smith of the Dam 8 unit arrives in Calaste after a difficult journey. He is greeted by officers and comrades on the train, with warm welcomes from Lieutenant Beott and fellow soldiers. The account notes his injury and recovery, and references his Distinguished Conduct Medal.
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