Sunday Agate: unclear sports result from fragment
Readable fragment shows incomplete event details with names like Gardner Forbes and Vigan. No clear outcome, date, or location. unable to determine participants or score from the damaged text.
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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 19, 1913
Page
2
Readable fragment shows incomplete event details with names like Gardner Forbes and Vigan. No clear outcome, date, or location. unable to determine participants or score from the damaged text.
Catholic and Protestant service notices dated 1/73 list August 1 events at Fertwag and Tal Imuobilarie with Rev J. MDDWELA among the attendees. Names Suguet Moh Fortwe HL and 7 Aral J Paroobulete appear associated with the schedule.
August church services listed with locations and speakers. Forbes hosts 11 am service with AR Streteun at 7 27 pm. Rew presents at W Patton Eugowra tank Memowvnale 280 92h Rew. W Patton Gunningbland tum Rogan Une 70 nom ate W Payne scheduled at various times.
The Forbes Advocate is issued every Tuesday and Friday afternoon, serving readers with local news, notices, and short updates from the town and surrounding area.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a discussion or future feature titled The Facies Adve ce with muted talk of an issue described as grosser vines and a dilemma. Names, dates, places, or clear facts are not readable.
In legislative council questions last week Mrs Plowrea stated the rally had been delayed amid uncertainties. The line from Parkes to Alcotown was anticipated to start within a few months with the Packers Peak line later. A contractor’s payment arrangements and rate concerns were noted, with possible completion around the end of the year if funds and approvals proceed.
The Maymyerr ant Sethlers assist local representatives in forming a coalition. Officials from Ashby and Tipton coordinate with farmers and settlers to support a united position on the election.
A fragmented local notice describes nightly events at Skyshorpe with names like Johnson and Lawitlan-ririct amid references to reforminnen and a national cup. The garbled text outlines a show featuring buckjumpers, jumpers, and various attractions at a community gathering.
Scrambled OCR lists players and places with broken phrases. Names like Chaff, Forbes, Farhes, Barbee appear among scattered towns and numbers. Content resembles a sports ledger or local standings with unclear context.
Historical items detail betting, auctions, and notices around an upcoming election. Mentions of C. J. Adams chemist Forbes, local races, and various business listings appear amid a crowded page of ads, prices, and community notes. The text references voters, districts, and a schedule for events and services in the Forbes area.
Joseph Crave, longtime resident of Vorbes, died at 67. His death occurred on Goburritony 16 and was attributed to a chill. He served as Government Land Appraiser in the Turks Niviret. Widow Margaret Tiyan survives with children and other relatives. Burial details and wishes for flowers and memorials were noted.
Latest telegraphing Sydney produce sales lists prices for wheaten cham and lacerns hay prime, with figures like 5/ and 9/40 4/1, plus interior offerings such as pina and largo items, detailing per owt and residential interior rates. Prices shown for lange, grimy, petra, goo, and other items include 6/8 10.0 for hay and 4/- to 4/ per owt, reflecting mixed regional market activity.
Sodbney Tuesday market reports mixed stock sales with cows and sheep turning lower quality. Bullock prices ranged to £8, ewes and yearlings traded around 10 to 24 shillings, wethers 12 to 24 shillings, and overall activity noted with prices varying by quality and weight.
Fragmentary Melbourne report shows Mr Pieber facing charges amid Liberal and Labor ministry tensions. Fears of political influence surface as the ministry allegedly sought to subdue opposition. Police and court actions loom as details remain unclear.
Government notices announce closures for the upcoming holiday. Banks, post offices, and other public offices will close Wednesday through Friday with Wednesday and Thursday hours shortened and Friday observing the holiday.
A government official outlines measures under public works to expedite rail and wheat transport. Plans involve completing station yard work, arranging rolling stock, and ensuring swift movement to port. The Director General of Public Works emphasizes economy and railway readiness for the upcoming season.
Melbourne Tuesday report states Mr Cook publicly denies slandering four Labor members during a Labor party dispute. The article notes a London paper interview and references government waste of taxpayers money.
Fragmentary text references naval terms and names such as Molhourne Tuas and Catton Wea. The readable parts hint at a Royal connection, wartime or maritime item, but specifics are unclear. The fragment mentions a national fore ated and a wale context with limited legible facts.
Federal Director of vaccination warns of risks from a supposed smallpox cover up in Cumustin. A physician claimed a patient from Sydney had never been vaccinated. The department press officer notes the case as potential smallpox exposure and orders quarantine at Halronnht hospital, though details remain unclear.
Odd fragments report Sydney builders and laborers facing disruptions around Thursday amid unrest and unclear details. The text references luthiers and a possible event or protest, but details are garbled.
A garbled notice from Melbourne outlines a singular solution to a recent goutten situation. The fragment mentions Senator Millon and Wigsanton as key terms in the context of the event.
Technical education leaders discuss reforms at a regional conference, proposing an advisory committee to guide realigned education programs. Ames Hlom of mpheniites involved. event held under Tunahay and Mintoér for Evention and Aresmiyg-m coniference.
Readable fragments indicate a tote total of £128,000 tied to a recent ride or event. The text is garbled but records a substantial turnover figure and a named monetary amount.
The report states a 40/ fine issued by the Smutty Thus newspaper Spranrineara at Pareh ware for Wirvnieg Oilistohederin Ines sheet WW, connected to a recent Federal elue ton and rubra af weld.
Obscurely worded notice reports Malbourny Twawlay of W Mobile aged 90 bequeathing 28 0011 to a named university for advancement of ehtemitus cultural philosophy and other aspects. Details are unclear due to OCR errors.
The Fortion Cattalion of the Korhes PA and H Association opened in an OrALTE wENLMeR foray with favorable weather. Visitors flood in, trains crowd, and anticipation builds for the official opening of the show tomorrow. A full description and award accounts will appear in a separate Forbes adventure issue on Friday.
A fragmented report records Mrs Lindsay odd of Mrunle and Mrs Heres hosting a family week with guests including Alex and others, visitors traveling from Mukwellbrook arrived in Forbes for a stay of over twelve months. The piece mentions the Machor Carnival attendance, a St Lawrence chapel event, and a nun preparing to leave for Burhyiat convent. A medical note and a morning report indicate some favorable comments about conditions.
OCR garble shows a jumble of place names, people and objects with no clear event. reads like a damaged local notice or ledger fragment mentioning horses, towns, a river, and several unnamed persons. cannot determine a coherent single item or outcome from the readable text.
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