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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 22, 1916
Page
2
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Fragmentary OCR notes reference an arrest or pursuit involving a fugitive, with names and places garbled. Readable elements mention a suspect, police or court action, and a city context. details remain unclear due to text corruption.
A white meeting at Fortes in the tawny hall of Thurilsy to discuss the formation of the Universal Service League. Members urged civic participation and organized plans for community engagement and outreach.
A Friday evening euchre party in Forbes Town Hall is announced with Mew GarI Wey and Alls Maciel as organizers. The notice mentions Red Cross involvement and hopes for a strong turnout, noting soldiers were invited and that the event aims to be a high success.
Parkes carnival activities begin tomorrow with events planned through Thursday. Nominations for key races are listed, including a principal bicycle and horse racing program. Friday and Saturday feature concerts and a parade reflecting local traditions.
At the Brisbane National Show Ist Weuk a prize was awarded for Isdy pith eos won by Mins Shans. Lorme Wuisuth, who manages her OWI station Io Queenstead, leads the family contest lineup. The schedule lists Sheeno sta Buel wayer and Hinvest rowstielter in Qivenstunit. The Lunation Faycaesage Contests feature Mitee hit mae and HWADE Hers in global competition.
A chaotic Saturday afternoon incident occurred on Rankins Street involving a note irregularity, later escalating as a bystander danger and a scuffle. Reports describe shouting, physical contact, and an unclear sequence of events with several bystanders fleeing the area.
Fragmentary notice shows confusion over holidays with references to a pharmacy and weekend schedules. It indicates resiylts of the country marking a public and bank holiday, with Forbes mentioned as a location. The legible parts suggest altered wording and unclear dates or official actions.
War Chest fundraiser Button Day Vorbet yields roughly £140 for target sums, with detailed totals not yet available. Secretary Str. Gl. Scott notes committee intends to distribute funds between military relief efforts and local support initiatives.
A Saturday performance by the Ban Barry Dramatic Company raises funds for Forts Hospital. Mr Habertalls ford expresses gratitude for the audience and performers. The event features visiting actors and promises strong support for hospital needs as travel and logistics are noted.
Prank Kelly, aged 29, charged with hammering a car window and weapons possession on February 28. Moloney and a witness faced proceedings while a Red Cross fundraiser was noted. The case proceeds at the next sessions with Moloney appearing in court, while authorities pursue further evidence and the accused’s remand status.
Confused dispatches describe a broad mix of military and aviation events with scattered names and places. The report notes casualties and recoveries amid unclear dates and agencies, with references to US and allied forces and unclear local authorities.
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled names and phrases from a local record. Readable items include mentions of a town hall, a desk, and references to a public or community event. No coherent person, place, or date can be identified for a proper summary.
A garbled missive to the Advocate laments mischief in town while praising kindness shown by locals. The writer, signing as a donor, pleads for recognition and goodwill, expressing gratitude for past favors and hoping for future prosperity and friendly sentiment.
The article recalls a Tuesday night gathering at The Cow with prominent locals like Cand Me Reavis Tatton and Mr Pigott. It details conversations, introductions, and a social mix of figures from Blayney and nearby towns, reflecting community ties and ongoing civic chatter.
Fragmentary note lists names and numbers as if a local inquiry or order. It mentions Mowry Jon uridgy & Co and a Doon Urderad, with cryptic references to miles, 240, and a poetic term. Reads like an unresolved commercial or personal matter with unclear actions requested.
A Briana telegraph item from Sydney on Tuesday describes a brutal incident where a Uriah trader Re was killed by Bua tribes in the New Mobriitos group. The bodies of the children remain missing, with indications of possible cannibalism and mutilation. The attackers looted Stridges' story, taking portable valuables and a large sum of money.
Mr Hughes was entertained by labor organizations at a 2 lunar gathering where he faced a strong reception. He urged labor to resolve the international crisis with victory in mind, calling for payment for grievances and urging people to back him in the difficult road ahead.
The Minister for Agriculture warns farmers against using second hand sacks. The advisory stresses safety and potential contamination risks amid farming supply concerns.
A Friday gathering of returned soldiers erupted in rowdy conduct at Ve Protestant Bull in Sydney. Speakers were shouted down as two veterans forced their way to the front, seizing control of the meeting, turning it into a chaotic scene with disorder throughout.
The Victorian Minister for Agriculture discusses a proposed wheat dividend amid Australian Wheat Board practices. The plan, reported in August, would allocate sixpence per unit, with debate over the exact tag and eligibility.
Word came on Saturday that Private Joseph Armstrong was killed in action in France on July 23. He was the youngest son of Mrs Armstrong and brother of Mrs Naylor. He previously worked as a compositor and at the parcels office of the Connell Railway Budley. He served in the Royal Engineers and died from injuries sustained at the front.
A confused report notes Mp J Mibeang and a stipendiary steward appointment in Farber Sorkey district. It mentions a council committee meeting, references to Metla, and a vote or action plan tied to a ward or district structure. The text is garbled and several names and places are unclear or distorted.
A scrambled war dispatch notes Russian advances near Stokhod and Greek Macedonia, with dozens of captured prisoners and machine guns. French and Allied operations press the front, while Turkish efforts near Kimbeldersg and other sectors face repulse. High-level talks hint at tentative peace terms but no decisive settlement.
A damaged naval report states that cruisers from Hertt ah NEUEriety Fadmoureh and Attoghan were struck by a submarine near Lin orew at Uo Sofinghasn. One enemy vessel was reported damaged after a collision, with limited details on losses.
The land board meeting at Ferber district court concluded with multiple motions recorded. Variations of council terms and funding actions were noted, including allocations to the Red Cross and Hulgion Fund, with several approvals and recommen dations recorded by board members.
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