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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 29, 1916
Page
2
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a supposed removal of a person or item from the country with unclear phrasing and no clear names, places, or dates. The readable content is insufficient to identify entities or events for a precise summary.
Fragmentary OCR shows an old newspaper ads section with subscription rates and ad bookings. The readable items reference Fleet Mien and arrangements for advertisements by arrangement, amid garbled parenthetical notes. No clear dates or names beyond generic terms.
An early notice announces the upcoming operations of Blak Boonie Exons and Darcavalaes associations, with Ines Bros as the noted shearing cooperative. An orderly assembly is planned for Friday, signaling the start of activities by the cooperative firms.
A garbled report mentions Mrs Gram as a prominent lady at a park event with references to Mr Lawson of Eoderyl Forbes and a secretary. The text describes attempts to restore money and mentions various unclear names and roles in a local society gathering.
Local donors including Medi Ladin and Messiah Welient contribute to community homes and welfare efforts. Various names appear in a fragmented list with amounts and targeted donations to charitable houses, shelters, and munition manufacturers, indicating a broad yesteryear fundraising network and civic support.
Fragmentary OCR of flood coverage noting alerts from coastal towns and officials. Mentions Harri event, Newsy Fone, and improvised warnings amidst rising water. References to Avalon and Rastdville with unclear dates and local measures.
A garbled fragment from a Moran Shire Office notice mentions a person named Morris and a local administrative contact. The readable text is incomplete, lacking clear actions, dates, or entities to form a coherent news item.
A foggy record from the ILM.AS. Encounter describes wedding happenings at Strathfield on a Saturday and lists wounded and deceased servicemen including Private Jaynes Dollspink, Private Tanayn, and Private Fred, with mentions of relatives and hospital care. The piece weaves domestic life with wartime events, noting travel, burial rites, and a complex roster of names and places.
Fragmentary text portrays a surreal scene with a talking figure and crowd reactions. References to war, leadership, and political intrigue hint at a dramatic, unnamed event. Names, dates, and places are unclear, but the piece conveys tension and an upcoming confrontation.
A 22 year old woman, Mae Mure Syico, daughter of Jonph spiee, died after a fallo caused by earlier medical issues. Relatives mourn as funeral arrangements are made. The service occurred yesterday at Porbes cemetery with Rev Father M Gee presiding.
Melbourne telegrams say a government statement on war is expected to be announced tomorrow morning. DaVing smelvd and Hughes cited in the dispatch as part of the wartime briefing.
A wartime casualty brief from Sydney reports 2120 dead and 2429 wounded in the day’s tally. The tally notes a deluge of losses and mentions T1068 wounded while listing no clear agency or dates beyond “Tuesday.”
Fragmentary report notes Mr Cutis remarks on federal price fixing. Mention references to the method and scope of price controls across states with limited detail. Indicates only one prosecution had been undertaken, and names a whaler nation entity in brief, unclear context.
Stateboard recommendation cited by Symes and Tuesney urges local government to act, recommending sixteen divisions be halted due to diarrheal outbreak concerns. Officials pressed to open discussions on hospital operations and public safety measures.
General wires report a Tuesday incident at Misco’y Point railway station with one carriage derailed and a steamer ashore near Townsstte. The Tapauene steamer Slike Maps was refloated. A federal arbitration court case involves the wharflabners dispute and internal rail connections.
Fragmentary obituary and honor roll notes recounting Gavin, Low, and related families. References to South Africa war service, Austrian and German fronts, Cape Town district involvement, and local wartime sacrifices. Mentions Captain Arthur Wattyr and various kin, with somber notes on widows and children.
A fragmented report describes Roumanian resolve and a Romanian declaration amid World War I era tensions. It notes Austrian regard as the most woeful development of the year and references battles, German and Italian actions, and diplomatic maneuvers affecting Roumanian Minister relations.
A fragmentary report claims a formal declaration of war by an unnamed party against Germany, with the date given as a Monday afternoon. Details are sparse in the readable text, but the event is presented as an official wartime declaration.
The Revival Port, the revival “constitutional list” for the election of Auburntaua, opened in court this morning. The docket began with Jona UrIagh and Morh port proceedings, while tollown AMAA on September 27 appeared in records, alongside Crug Wagons and Woods' Great Peppermint Cure product listings.
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