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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 16, 1918
Page
6
J. O. Anderson Auction and farm accounts firm offers monthly ledgers and inventories for tradesmen. Audits and accounting work include tax preparation services and consultancy for agricultural and allied sectors. Local firm markets services to farmers and merchants seeking organization.
Fragmentary text indicates a dental notice or appointment note involving Frank Kevin at a specific address. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but suggest a dental room or window and an appointment or premier reference with a number 378.
Procedural notice from the agency lists office hours between certain dates and outlines where residents must file notices. It mentions central administration, local departments, and deadlines for submissions, with reference to city boundaries and affiliated offices.
Fragmentary OCR recalls a local list of names and events with scattered references to people and places. The garbled lines mention Hay Hat, Paley, Hnutniett News, and Fagin among others, but lack coherent narrative or date.
Donne hay and SEMwray won the match 27 to 10 18 over Broderlek to claim the trophy presented by Li Brow bout at Aulhead.
A town hall event next Tuesday features a grand concert in aid of Forbes Literary Institute funds. The Folies promise a lively program with a varied lineup, encouraging public support to sustain the featured institute's activities and offerings.
locals gathered at Trundle yesterday for a pigeon shoot despite injuries and unclear details. A blunted report mentions several names and places, with scattered notes on participants and an event at a hall or venue.
A vivid report describes a standout performance by an unnamed athlete at a local event, detailing swinging movements and a climactic point scored by a five yard sprint amid crowd attention, with reference to several entities and venues.
Fragmentary OCR text describes Condobolin Quarter Sessions with scattered names and places. The readable content mentions Me Poroduiopiiy Waluenen on a date near 20h and references various uninterpretable names, locations, and the Hope area. The legible portion hints at a legal proceedings summary but lacks clear events or outcomes.
The Strasburg clock exhibition opens this week with displays at the town hall. Residents are invited to view the intricate pieces and admire historical timekeeping devices from local collectors and nearby museums.
Unclear OCR text fragment mentions new recruits and coaching shifts across several teams and regions. Names, dates, and places are partially legible, with references to Early Two Year Bold and various abbreviations. The readable portions point to personnel changes, possible team updates, and recruitment activity within a historic sports context.
The article discusses early work and plans in Roches, highlighting donations and community support. It mentions a possible future program and the aim to boost local development, with references to prize awards, a Spin Log Pine and efforts around a UNICEF campaign.
A scrambled OCR style notice lists numerous names and affiliations tied to a Labor League social event. The readable fragments mention Morty Hott AW Ht Phoptiew and Connolly among others, with scattered references to locations like Rivelen Town and Manlebed, conveying a chaotic social gathering context. The item lacks coherent narrative but preserves a roster of individuals and settings amid the garbled text.
Fragmented OCR text presents a garbled note referencing individuals such as Lillian, Mary, and Tope Amuuten with scattered terms like Vis deomnonnen HIV Fotis IITs and GMT. The legible fragments hint at a local column or notice but no coherent event, date, or place emerges.
Mireht Glyna of Forbes underwent an operation at Forbes Hospital. Sir Michael O'Louxnrth, a Sundowner district official, reported on property near Forbes. J Moloney led the practice at the event before moving to Forbes. A Lal Court waiter, Me Notovey, won the vase. ANetea formerly of Rest Yerahong now manages Dol etlysatton in the Forbes area, holding 0,000 acres. Boundary details noted. drains and boundaries questioned. Willingan of Roath HIN received a letter from her husband. June reports good travel. William Giles, hospital proprietor at Parkes, noted a bereavement.
Fragmented notes describe a Wednesday meeting at Miwilderatony tm, a 7 bulug raised, and a license renewal for the Royal Hote. The piece mentions waterfowl dispersal on Forbes Lagoua, a court appeal by Jon vent Aguinet, and a Sydney conclusion. The river scene at Chere vate FAld, races, local figures and a long list of names appear as scattered items.
A garbled telegraphic fragment lists numerous proper names, places, and entities, with unclear connections or events. The readable portions resemble a collage of personal names, geographic hints, and possible affiliations, lacking a coherent narrative or date.
A flood of local items details electoral sessions, appointments, and recognitions in Parkes. Private Thomas Tearte, wounded in the latest hostilities, features amid memorials and a call for Christmas parcels for service members.
Fragmentary note advertises a remedy labeled Woo' Great with claims of curing coughs. The text is garbled and lacks clear context or attribution, making exact ingredients, dosage, or origin unreadable. It's presented as an old-fashioned medicinal advertisement fragment.
The latest Allied dispatch reports progress on the front with light combat, patrol activity near Albert and Arras, and prisoners taken. The message mentions feints and bombardment, with government actions and naval sanction debates in London.
May and June examinations for Stott Hoare National Business Colleges Melbourne list student results across Advanced and Elementary Book-Keeping and Typewriting. Notable names include Gladys Smith, Marjorie Costello, Agnes Crippy, D Mack, and L Ashwaeth with various percentages. staff and college affiliations referenced.
A damaged OCR report notes Forton Pasture Protection officials addressing foxes and rabbits issues this morning. The text is garbled but references protection efforts, wall integrity, and new measures discussed to aid farmers and residents.
Ariltame Taran a puive-bred Clydag alo stands at Teandin Park Trundle for stud travel while Bristiane Baron notes his prize at Trundle Show. The Advocte ads promote standard-bred Hon Judas traveling to Bogan Gate with 5 gp and Mambeino Abdalini sire line praised. both exhibits highlight strong farm breeding and merit.
The Trundle races yesterday drew a large crowd with several notable results. Opening Handicap saw Midleneven and Helenworth finish strong, with Tomantll in third. The Sprint event crowned Sybraw as a winner with Ray O Grady and Organite placing, while signals from Trundle Handleay and Telal Stakes showed competitive fields and close finishes.
John Helles & Co Led. report that the appraisement in connection with the 1918 wool season will begin on September 17. The notice lists items including Chromia Chest Complaintel Woods Great Peppermint Cure. The entry notes quantities and pricing details for the sale.
In memoriam for George Payne, who fed at Lily Tile Forbes Augwat Um, two years gone to-day. The widow recalls his bedside vigil and the crucifix of love. Inserted by his grieving wife with family.
Job ad seeks boys to assist in rabbit processing at Smarooralgie Freezing Wor. Apply locally for unspecified duties and hours in a terse, regional recruitment notice.
A garbled job inquiry seeks a male manager for a rural property with cattle and wheat. The readable bits mention a former manager at a Western Station, age around 50, an apron reference, and words suggesting strong work ethic and honesty. Located in a puzzling, incomplete garble with names like MESUNO and Forbes.
The Alsace Lorraine offers a matinee Saturday afternoon from 2 o clock featuring Rath and Co with Last Two Legs and Mourne Sand in a daily program. Children pay third fare.
Mr Madey of Vuterinary Sur Koon plans a business visit to Forbes and may be present at the Metropolitan Hotel through Wednesday. The notice provides timing for meetings and possible contacts during the stay.
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