Untitled Ledger Fragments Reveal Monthly Audits
Fragmentary OCR shows monthly inventories and auditing of general agency work. Names and specifics are unclear, but document references Anderson Station Pars Accounts and ongoing accounting tasks.
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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 27, 1918
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR shows monthly inventories and auditing of general agency work. Names and specifics are unclear, but document references Anderson Station Pars Accounts and ongoing accounting tasks.
Dentist Mr Frank Kevin states he remains at the same address with entrance to his female rooms now through Mr EJ. Kevin opens new premises next door at Phong 21.
Federal income tax forms prepared and ready for returns. State filing requirements unclear. Possible locations or offices referenced without clear dates or proper nouns.
A fragment from the Advocate discusses local plans and opposition around development in an unclear Orange area. The piece cites proposed projects, municipal finances, and debates over rental and buy options, with references to power, temperate climate, and potential timelines.
A list of names including Donald W. Curry William Juabuen Arce Roy Wilson and Alexander Duncan appears under the headline Forbes Astaonia wince with Friday notes. The fragmentary item lacks context and details about events or affiliations.
Local listings announce Marse Covington presenting the feature Stare Covington with star cast and the Beaver news serial Norwa tae Lik eualhe. Charles Chaplin appears at the Lane Phoren on Saturday with the untitled four part feature Chase Ste Curl, promising a varied bill.
Fragmentary report notes a Labor selection process with candidates in Forbes Grangy and Parkins region. The text mentions Mr Lavelle and a round of votes or meetings held Wednesday and references local Labor figures and committees.
The piece outlines a Forbes show week with forecasted fine weather and a carnival on Saturday afternoon. Eighteen numbers are listed as exhibitors and performers with travel details for entries from Batnirat Owuba Cawan and other stations. The secretary notes exhibition timing, venue near the Wantonbere Hotel, and special travel arrangements for participants. officials promise a worthy program and a formal opening by local dignitaries.
The Carlton Coroner ruled Hugh Gilmartin died from a bullet wound to the heart, following a troubled day and a late night dispute at the cafe. Evidence described a missing breakfast, a door guard, and a pistol found in the room, with neighbors and staff providing testimony about the events surrounding the death.
Local Forbes column records casualties and memorial notices from World War I service members including Private James Walker and Lieutenant Coleman. It notes death in action, injuries, and returns to civilian life, with references to army units, towns like Forbes and Cowra, and family survivors. The piece also mentions military figures and wartime events surrounding 1914 to 1926 era milestones.
Mr George tastdtow president of the Morvan A and H Association said they would run six specials to Forbes show on Saturday afternoon. He proposed a special on the Stockinhingat Line and a Parkes return run to bring patrons who cannot attend the whole event. The plan aimed to boost attendance and offer a second show day to attract more visitors for the Forbes event.
Private J Harney, youngest son of Mr Wik, remains in camp while Jimmy Baker led his team to a football match against Farkes on Sunday and was involved in a collision with Pave Greenhutch. Private Baker’s conduct is noted as promising for rapid promotion. We also report the death of Mr Lou Vandenberg at Ore bso tei Saturday morning aged 48, former Forbes resident and longtime employee at Yondsnbare Hotel. He leaves three brothers and a sister, with a noted hospital association and a grave warning about death as a malignant disease.
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