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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 22, 1922
Page
2
A fragmented report hints at a major sale tied to Shaw Ther and Wal Wwe in Shawneepee. The text mentions a value and a forthcoming full report, with unclear terms and dates. Entities detected are Shaw, Wal, and Shawneepee.
A chaotic OCR read reports a Monday town hall chess gathering linked to an element championship and Mor chats. It mentions players such as Travers and others, with rounds to be drawn by a committee on Thursday and a potential mayoral influence noted alongside recruiting mentions.
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a film year of remarkable photo-play status. Names like Belle Harmon and Rogue and Hom suggest a midwestern or theatre context, with references to dramatic titles and a town bravely facing peril.
The Forbes Show opened with sheep dog trials in the Industrial pavilion drawing a large crowd. Two dogs showed standout work, with first prize going to Le Stiga and second to Malloy, amid a day of contests and exhibitions judged across the grounds.
A garbled OCR line lists names and terms such as Mew J W, Zellles, AE, Dshow and Mre JW. The fragment mentions a collection and a date-like indicator but provides no clear event, place, or outcome to establish a concrete news item.
A long list of needlework entries and winners from an amateur crafts exhibition. Names include Mina Freda Green Mia A Sherwin Gladys Constable Roma Field Alma Tate W Niven M Xavier and others. Items range from hand embroidery to knitted garments and lacework with multiple prize placements noted across categories such as children's frocks, camisoles, tea cloths, and boudoir van accessories.
Fragmented OCR text lists various names and phrases like Misa Kier, Mik M., Sandiweten Cale Mae, Allan Benson, and Pudding. It resembles a disorganized catalog or notes rather than a coherent event. No clear people, places, or dates emerge to form a concrete news item.
The Baylis exhibit features Water Color landscapes by Leo Needham and Baylis artists, plus ink drawings by Misa F Ts and Leo Needham. Several entries by Emily Armomeay Day and N. Wilou appear alongside crayon works by Bayllan and Judy Christopher.
The notice details entries for a photography exhibition with categories for portraits and collections. Winners include Hartly Twint for portrait enlargements and B.D. Mntwinty for enlargements. entries open to exhibitors never having won a prize, with listed contributors and item types such as quarter plates and smaller formats.
Fragmentary OCR lists names such as Gorman, Nellie Gorman, and Kevin Apple among collectors and awards, with scattered references to dates, locations, and collection events. The text resembles a ledger or roster of participants, awards, and roles tied to a farm or museum collection initiative, though many parts are garbled.
A fragmented OCR list details students and their entries in a school art show. It mentions Crayon drawings, Watercolor landscapes, ink drawings, and mixed media pieces by Myra Brown, Maylineon, and others alongside judge notes and titles.
Police Court notes record a prohibition order made this morning in the Joes police court. Hugo obtained a verdict of £14 16s and costs against F White. F Tagman represented Patterson for costs and fees in the small debts case.
A lively open night promises a fast pep filled carnival of fun for all ages. Audiences will enjoy two hours and forty minutes of acts with surprise packages and a shifting program each night at Brineted.
In 1913 two gigantic fish fascinated Algiers on the North African coast. The male reached ten feet in length with a towering upper body, purchased by Mr Starke Yoy of Mark Foy Ltd in Sydney and sent to Australian gardens for private display. The female’s origin sparked debate, with tales of mermaid myth and natural wonder. The creatures were to be shown on the grounds the following day, drawing public interest and shop-window promotions from local retailers.
A wool shed belonging to Mr T J Brady burned down early yesterday morning. The fire’s origin is unknown. Local reports note No clue to how the blaze started though preliminary inquiries are underway. Local authorities and residents remained vigilant as investigations began.
At Homebaih on Thursday Beereary of the Farmer and Ruslera Co op reported a tough market with multiple consignments. Prices shown included ewes near 44 7, ewes averaging 98 62, and various merino and rams trading around 16 8 to 26 4, amid widespread activity and notable lots from several sellers.
Fragmentary ad copy notes a marriage related to furniture purchases and a warehouseman named Bilmbeth at a King Street location. It references bonds, parry accepted terms, and mentions packing, with a date near 1934 unclear.
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