Farm Accounting Services Advert for Tradesmen
An old station ad lists general accountancy work including farm accounting and tax return preparation. Mentions J. O. Anderson, tradesmen’s ages and related services.
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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 20, 1918
Page
2
An old station ad lists general accountancy work including farm accounting and tax return preparation. Mentions J. O. Anderson, tradesmen’s ages and related services.
Fragmented OCR reads like a dental office notice or inquiry. Mentions Frank Kevin Devlin Winter with a phone number 273 and a possible rental or room arrangement. The readable text is garbled and lacks clear names, dates, or concrete actions.
A muddled report shows federal officials planning a shift as Washington grapples with new policy. Key figures from the White House and a major hotel association discuss changes aimed at easing current tensions, with a target rollout before early autumn.
The readable fragment mentions dates and events in a garbled form with references to people and places unclear. No complete names or concrete actions are evident to extract a clear news item or outcome.
In a compact segment, readers glimpse a historical note about property or development with references to Morse and related names. The text hints at ownership, construction, and a maritime or geographic context, mentioning possible locations, dates, and figures. The legible portions suggest a local engineering or real estate item involving a parabolic wing design and a notable year.
Fragmentary OCR yields a jumble of names and terms with no coherent event or identifiable entities. Contains scattered references to places and people but lacks a discernible incident, date, or outcome suitable for a concise news summary.
In the district Mr Gal Yin is introduced as a storekeeper with a strong reputation. The article describes the area as a promising center and notes the store can supply a wide range of goods to locals and travelers alike.
Fragmentary OCR appears to reference a sale or auction event with names and dates but is unreadable. Key entities and specifics are too garbled to determine participants, location, or timing.
Furtignis Mission opened at Lawrence's Church on Sunday led by Father Moloney of the Holy Orders. The day featured sermons urging devotion and attendance by the congregation. Evening services and the retreat were held with quiet regality and focus on spiritual duties.
Scattered results show teams tied with Neat HF over Foe Wong and Chute auton honoring home games. Dest and Hae faced Toray Ho in a city town matchup, with Hale Irvey and Jay Mw scoring for An the Nat, while Wook earned a true American nod.
A garbled OCR clipping mentions meat market issues and prices with names and dates unreadable. It appears as a fragmented historical news item lacking clear facts or readable entities, offering only partial phrases about meat costs, officials, and possible market disruption.
Reports describe unusual sonic and visual phenomena near Mes HL Sweet avkaowhdhiwe te HOH ch Mewtsne Fen fen My A Watling ef thewwond. Authorities note anonymous observations from several witnesses including Hummund Ob RR Lanta Wo HETMM and Aether shee who report irregular signals and potential environmental effects.
Fragmentary text references varied names, places, and actions with no coherent event. It mentions regimes, individuals, dates, and places in a jumbled form, lacking verifiable details to form a clear summary or identify a single news item.
A report from Dubbo records a mayoral event during a polling interval with a presentation of thanks to The Porte Company and private Victor Mewner for work connected to the Portes Company 10. Cube. Henry Dell shop West Porton receives furlough and plans a holiday to Australia. A medicated scene follows with mentions of patients and hospital care.
The Parkes Show opening and president handicaps show a scrambled, dense list of horse names and weights. Multiple entries mix nicknames, mis-spellings, and decimals, with figures such as Irene Murtito 7.5 and Admiral Dawn 7.0 guiding betting expectations amid a cluttered payout scene.
A convoluted legal hearing details the refusal of an auctioneer license amid appeals and testimony. The case involves various witnesses and authorities, with arguments on compliance and public interest. The record notes the court's consideration of licensing standards and potential delays in the process.
A Parkes council session discussed rabbit destruction policy amid wartime strain. Mr Skinner led calls for compassionate action toward holders amid shortages, while Mr Davis and Mr Thornton debated enforcing polka supplies and frontline family impacts. The board weighed penalties, and plans to consult the Prime Minister were mentioned.
Sydney reports a federal cabinet discussion on abolishing Nonny postage to raise revenue, with Britain’s higher rates possibly adopted. Prof Lefroy is hired to study pests like blowfly and prickly pear and consider tin industry prospects. Fresh typhus cases appear at military camps. the chief resident asserts no unrest. A prisoner, Jacob Knapp, hanged himself after a six month sentence, with theft suspicions. The federal currency and tax measures, ambulance payments, and pilots’ training plan are noted, alongside temperance debates and naval losses from German torpedo attacks.
A sad death occurred Sunday as Mrs Rubena Murphy aged 24 died suddenly while recovering from childbirth ten days earlier. She tried to sit up that morning and died immediately from an embolism or clot on the brain. She is survived by a family and was laid to rest in the Church of England cemetery Saturday afternoon with the Reverend M T Mirrington conducting. inquest and police inquiry dismissed as a natural occurrence.
Fragmentary report describes a local resident Mr Hugh Gilmartin, his connections to the district, and reference to a missing or deceased person. The text is garbled with many illegible portions, hindering clear reconstruction of events or dates.
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