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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 26, 1919
Page
2
In Forbes District the AR ST EWAIT 11 and HODGES of filinpa and Imerial Army present actions to address public concerns. They will prepare law specifications and supervise control of any real estate modifications and other building requirements.
The Tuesday August 26 issue notes a testimonial event at Hyd Way Beldge Ane and sets a closing date for the week. It mentions donors with unavailable details and lists A J Duldock and Lman Sweeney among those not yet recorded.
The Advocate asks readers to excuse today’s typographical issues caused by machine trouble. These problems are nearly resolved and the publication hopes to return to its customary standard in the next issue.
A partially readable item notes the annual show of Tullamore P A Axabelanioy held September 8 was abandoned amid issues with value in fatalities and related concerns.
A corrupted OCR excerpt mentions names and locales in a jumbled snatch. It contains stray phrases like Won Tattersall and Fran, with unclear context and no coherent event or outcome to anchor a clear summary.
Looter and others gather for a memory presentation in England led by Styles foilly mamory of their wan. EdWand has last pruneated lijauy dethe tu fe suociory of ve departed purvuty. bolt presenations will be dedicated by Bishay Long during bis ig,o Forbee next.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a France stall run for an event tomorrow with a notable object on display. The readable portions mention France overseeing a display at a show and a continuation of activities the following day.
Local clubs Hun Gute footlalers coached by A Hyndss Bolan K Wistar de A Pinthier contest La Juvable Springs Saturday, with Gurney and Bogan City players featuring in a chaotic scene. Supporters raised cheers as a crowd gathered, while officials led by Marjorie Davis arranged post game actions amid confusion and angry exchanges.
A fragmentary notice outlines a large social event dubbed Fiance's Day Ball. The text references civil conflict and efforts to reorganize, with mentions of leaders and planned actions amid scarce readable detail. The item hints at a mobilization theme and public interest in the gathering.
Military authorities announce a senior cadet drill for Platoons 14 and 1 in Forbin. The event begins on the first September at 6 PM on Own Beyesusner. Attendees are urged to bring ready equipment and follow instruction for the drill.
An incoherent OCR passage weaves names like Bishop of Bathurst and Duane Calholls with references to Forbes DEIOE and Glove Globe. It mixes church figures, local politics, and medicines, mentioning Parkes, Mount, and Sydney with scattered numbers and dates, producing a fragmented, hard to parse historical snapshot.
The Governor of New Boatt Waloa Sir Walter Davidson and Lady Davidson visited Forbes on a Saturday. They were welcomed by the Mayor and Council, attended a civic reception, and reviewed townspeople in Cornwall Chambers. A large program followed with music, speeches, and a parade through Forbes, ending with greetings from local officials and residents.
A late 19th century notice describes rain relief efforts sponsored by Forbes district extending to neighboring towns. It notes a warm front and substantial rainfall, with forecasts of improved conditions and new fall benefits for local farms, mills, and communities. Several listed towns and stations statewide indicate relief reach and anticipated stability from the downpour.
A court note records the transfer of a case involving Ou Byjtay metpeyuvyy and the Gommuretul Iolo Barbus from May Mary Vogarty 10 KW Dowtunds. The document outlines a procedural step in the Forbes Court matter with the involved parties and the transfer action.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a sequence of social events at Albion Hutch and Toon Mull upper floor with tea, a Croan Hoviety reference, a governor and Taiz Davideow, and a St Johns Church service. Names and places are garbled, making precise details uncertain. The passage suggests a mid 19th or early 20th century local social program and church attendance.
A letter from the Returned Soldiers and Sailors Memorial League condemns the mayor for neglecting veterans during a May reception. They argue local officials failed to honor the men who served and helped end the war, urging a more fitting observance in the future.
Trooper Sam Jones and Trooper Lyndon Jones, sons of Mr and Mrs Jones of North WM, return from four years abroad including service in Egypt and Palestine. They resume duties after a long absence and were welcomed home amid a calm pursuit of old roles.
Lance-Corporal Will Jones son of Stew and Mrs W. Jones of Norll HL died after an absence of years serving in the campaign against the Huns. He endured service at Bullecourt where he was wounded and later captured, with his nephew Trooper Sam Jones noted in family ties.
Fragmentary notes describe Saturday activities in uptown streets, with names and prices garbled. Mentions a law firm taking over a business Monday and a list of prices for boots and other goods. References to people and places are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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