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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 31, 1926
Page
2
Fragmented ad text lists job calls and sales items such as carpenters, upholstery, gloves, and luncheon tea. Includes notices for church events, school halls, and auctions with names like A. Gunn and Forbes. Mentions locations like Parkes, Parkes unit, and Sydney area. Mixed broken phrases reference repairs, renovations, and wholesale goods.
The Forbes Advocate outlines a July to September agenda with markets, livestock sales, and local entertainment. It highlights sheep and cattle prices, rail motor product notes, and upcoming shows including Royber’s entertainment lineup and the premier of a new stage piece scheduled for early September.
Fragmented OCR text recounts limbless soldiers and a provident fund proposal amid confusing lines about rent, payments, and appeals. Mentions names and organizations in a garbled prose without clear events or dates.
The text reports a disrupted reunion dance in Beavelury with a deeply regretted death at the event. It notes that the Union dance planned by old students was to be held but was canceled or affected by a fatal incident involving Patron, and mentions A. Zonneton as an honorary figure.
The Cowra show opens with a prosperous season and strong expectations. Attendance and exhibits rise as markets report increased value of fruit and crops. A special train will depart at 83 miles per hour for the event, with refueling stops noted along the route.
A report from the local Police Court describes alleged false pretenses connected to a case concerning a Vivangoy individual and others, while hospital news hints at an upcoming event and weather notes discuss forecasts. The piece mentions a forthcoming hospital visit and a busy week ahead with weather and agricultural updates.
The report details a municipal auction with numerous bidders and varied outcomes. Several assets fetched prices around 28M to 241 Wall units, while others remained unsold or inadequately bid. The document notes company revocation actions, a stated plan for future sales, and references to football and local council activities related to the event.
A jumble of names and events shows hospital visits, services, and transfers. Officials from the Parish Law School to the Fortes School oversee memorials and duties while local churches plan services and processions in the district.
An obituary notice describes the funeral and memorial duties for Feoehtents oC Porhun and relatives. It notes services at a church in Sydney and Masses for the dead, with family members and community figures attending. The piece references school attendance, gifts, and expressions of mourning.
A garbled 19th century clipping recalls a worker harmed on the job and the ensuing hardship for his family of ten children. The injured man struggles to find work as the community laments his fate and the broader impact of compensation rules on employment prospects.
Fragmentary notes from a crowded late era marketplace. The excerpt lists vendors and items including sewing machines, clothing, and various prices. It mentions a names and places, including Fort and Gunn, with scattered phrases about audits and advertising. The garbled text preserves a glimpse of a bustling commerce page.
Fragmented sports brief reports an Australian XI match with player tallies and outcomes. Mentions include Bowley, Andrewes, Maloy, Grimnell, Holmee, Grimmoyt, Leveroi, Grimmoyt and Macartingy among others with threadbare figures and partial scores. overall status unclear.
The text presents a garbled list of names and figures including various personal names like O Sull ivan, Jom Holder, Adlai, and many misplaced numerals and terms. It reads as a damaged sports or notices page with unclear context and no coherent event or outcome.
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