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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 27, 1920
Page
9
JW Bodby, veterinary surgeon from Orange, was reportedly connected with a matter at Haydon's Metropolitan Hotel. The lingering note from OSween references a potential concourse or event involving Forbes, with local implications for the society scene.
The Boree Shire Council issues a notice stating that all outstanding amounts will be paid in one lump sum with seven percent interest from the due date. If not paid, legal proceedings will be taken for recovery without further notice.
Fragmented notice describes 17 Woans with mull at the Municipal Suleyardy on Saturday September 1. Mention includes Mead of Toewart condition and individuals Meira DUrNer and Kear. Notes on WG Gobi Eau 1 Deane Cole 2 yews Maven Melmwn and references to a stallion and pedigreed ewe.
Fragmentary item lists names and numbers about cattle, owners, and sales. Contains garbled phrases such as location hints, dairy cows, breeders, and a scheduled sale or auction with a referenced date and train schedule. Strong entities are missing or unreadable.
Public notice details licensing and court actions from Forbes including wills probates in New South Wales and court dates. It references Alfred Stokihe deceased, Will executor statements, and necessity to appear before the Supreme Court for accounts and probate matters. Also notes land settlement notices in Sydney and Crown Lands applications with deadlines and fees.
A pony tumps during a recent event caused a heavy collision injuring rider Victor Melirance who sustained a hand injury. The horse bolted and nearly struck bystander Jenny Yedtertay. The rider was ejected but walked away unsteadily.
A young child was knocked down by a motor car driven by Mr Black at Bandabour Crowning while it was in the show ground. The child was taken to Dr Delonves’s revery then conveyed to hospital. The incident occurred after a show and the driver remained at the scene. The child received injuries to the breastbone and face. The report notes the family connection to Mr Eyd Cowell.
The government has approved new aid for children, expanding support during the week following May Week. The decision aligns with the prince’s wishes to provide extra welfare to needy youngsters, benefiting families and communities.
A fragmented piece from 1920 depicts wealth in the Forbes district and plans to attract population through an exhibition fair. It notes visitors, anticipated rainfall, and proposed settlement schemes along the Lachlan Valley, with references to local leaders and speculative future development.
Disrupted plans from the Tuesday session lead to postponement of the pony and trotting meeting until Saturday. Jockey Club officials and participants adapt as the event moves to Bagurday amid weather and organizational constraints.
Fragmented OCR reads like a chaotic ad for Strand Theatre with scattered names and titles including references to Shutes uk hw, Che great Wit, Chasiber, Madge Lynas, and Marguerine Llogh. The text hints at a late show at Castle venue with whimsical acts and a mock program from a quirky revue.
The Loyalist faction of the Mature Holdive and the Returned aokdion League held a gathering led by Kurbee and others. Key figures, including Ke He Lodger and J. G Kitlan, discussed pledges and political action within the alliance as tensions rise over leadership and authority.
Fragmentary text describes individuals Noukea and Mrs Stoger with references to Himmel scale and dates. Vague notes mention growth, soil, and a daylong event, but no coherent actions, places, or outcomes are identifiable.
A new bridge over Lachlan Street accommodates traffic to the shore ground while the lagoon remains several inches deep. The structure features a beige abutment and a pedestrian-friendly design. Officials anticipate full integration by a future date with ongoing improvements planned.
A lively Wednesday evening event titled Band Ball features an orchestral program with a generous supper. Organizers Kagan committee, Morritt and others preside over a social evening aimed at raising funds for a community cause. Prizes include women and men winners.
A fragmentary notice cites Atos Wonray and Parry Ltd offering about 700 head of cattle for sale on a Friday in September. Prospective buyers will be invited to inspect dairy and other cattle with detailed particulars to follow.
An oddly garbled notice describes a weight guessing contest at Forbes Show with references to attendees including Ernie Cook and others. The fragment hints at a dramatic scene and potential skewed scoring or misprint, with little coherent detail beyond names and the event type.
Tax notices warn that federal income tax returns for business people and companies must be forwarded by the Tuesday next, with penalties or reminders for late submission.
A ragged advertisement page promotes Smut and Soi Cul tailored goods, a Newton Gurrull Brownie Co. show, and a Dur crammed list of performers and shops. It touts prices, a theatre act, instrument repairs, and fabric supplies with contact hints and local store references.
Ale Mow Hooper visits Farber show with notable guests including Mr. W. Bracken and Moonre Hayward. The Forbes gathering highlighted local figures such as Mr. Arthur Diximin, Mr. Noel Steamer and others. Attendees praised performances by a vocalist, while discussions covered town matters and the Australian connection.
Mr John Meagher M L G died in Sydney yesterday morning at age four. Born in Kilrush Ireland he came to Australia at 24 and lived in Sydney Ballarat and other towns. He owned Webb and Co general goods trading and later his own business with stores in Milena Carroar and Trunkey. He married in 1904 and left seven sons and a daughter, five sons surviving. The text records multiple misspellings and partial names.
A garbled reminiscence of an event titled The Watrow's Ball, with scattered names and scenes. The text evokes a festive gathering, with matrons and young women in a lighthearted, social atmosphere, and mentions of dances, music, and flirtations amid a nostalgic tone.
Mr Meagher engaged Bir Pradt Suttor in a contest for the Barharat seat. Legiie Huttye Assembly defeated it. The body was removed from Bathurst yesterday and laid in Bathurst cemetery after funeral rites in St Michan and John Cathedral. tribute by the Pope.
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