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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 16, 1927
Page
2
A garbled 1931 church page item mentions Holy Communion and a schedule with rector Th.L. Weston and events including a mission, choral service, and a postscript about postponement of a furniture and effects sale. The text notes a course meeting and delayed events due to committee actions, with McCarthy cited and a notice of indefinitive postponement.
Forecast notes scattered conditions with temperature ranges and wind data. Hospital finances detail donations, pension losses, monthly balances, and fundraising talks, including wage discussions and methods to raise funds from local employers. The Matron’s report covers patient numbers, discharges, daily averages, and staff updates.
A local hospital committee outlines funding ideas to cover costs from the Senien wel of the woods and seeks donations via a fees fem. The plan targets September 10 with a public event to raise support and appoints volunteers to assist.
Fragmented OCR text describes Mr. WG Dowling near Camp Hilt and the Fardua area with references to woven alter nations, various names and places, minor culinary notes, and a call to exercise for boys and girls of the fawn. It mentions a river bank, a hatchery, and a display with names like Grauvall Koons and Sydney, ending with encouragement to try activities on Saturday.
The Cowra Town Hall hosts The Lue Ball with Black's Do Orohwatra providing music and a special anchor on September. Tickets and details available from the foods secretary or Mr Todhunter, secretary, Cowra. A Buffaloes charity cheque event reports two payments and plans for a ford car sale at the draw for community funds.
A garbled report notes various stray items and donations for Arbor Day, mentioning Bun Habianon Lew Vale and A. Bharp as donors. The text also alludes to birds, a spring event at Wood suggests a meeting, and a poetic theft of words, with unclear connections and dates.
A fragmented notice refers to the Munt by-election held Saturday. It asserts no editorial bias and claims the author is neutral, denying attempts to influence the vote for or against any candidate.
The Literary and Debating Society hosts a Friday meeting with Mrs Woods noting Abe Landien. discussions touch on membership and a plan to invite two ladies. The Annual Amururehavi Ball fundraiser for the Country Woman’s Association features music by Moos Orshogtim, prizes, and theatrical parodies, with ticketing and dress codes noted.
A special sale of 8000 head of sheep will be offered at Goulburn by the New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Co on August 2. A Victory Medal belonging to No 22 Dever R Twrusll was found this weekend and will be returned to the rightful owner through RS Bl. Lengus and TG L Wynn. The school of Arts committee ballot produced Rev. R. G. Crosssbank leading with 61 votes and other nominees, with a total of 167 votes cast. next meeting set for Friday to announce results and discuss winter plans as the town contemplates changes.
A garbled telegraphic wire reports various names and events including Dooley defeat, Byars, Anglican clergymen, and New Zealand reference. The text appears as disjointed phrases with multiple misspellings and unclear context, mentioning cures, patterne orders, and a sale in Rathuram.
A midnight blaze at the Tattegrantl Hotel sparked a police case against Steele and Cheeseman. Witnesses testified, an open verdict was recorded by the coroner, and bail was set at 480 with three weeks for proceedings.
A tangle of community events relayed from Hyde and Parkes, including confirmations by Bishop Hayden, a wedding at St Laury’s Church, and hospital meetings. Notables such as Deanbent FW Watwon and Mr Albert Tribohel are mentioned alongside local obituaries and a fatal road incident.
Fragmented OCR lists showy film and stage items from Strand Theatre, including The Cat and The Border, star names like Fred Thompson and Bulger, and multiple attractions from a busy slate with prices and showtimes. It reads as a garbled entertainment page noting schedules, acts, and venues with references to upcoming Friday and Saturday screenings.
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