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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 02, 1919
Page
2
Fragmented OCR text shows a local tailor named Ey Drane reputedly at Templar Street Forbes. The readable portion hints at fashion style, suit tailoring, and personal identity while lacking coherent narrative or dates.
A damaged notice lists several local establishments and residents including a tea room, shop plates, and a few names such as Weyin, Jet shop, Coul Vrluls, Lalla Tain, and Honawomady. It references old addresses and department considerations and mentions sale or relocation actions for remaining items.
Fragmentary notice describes Roy Blacks latest material offerings and contact method. It lists items such as tur lee and cane along with unspecified accessories. The text is garbled but implies sale or engagement of these goods by sending a message to a stated contact.
Fragmented text lists headaches backache and neuralgia with scattered notes on causes and remedies. Mentions nerves fatigue and various remedies but details are unclear due to corrupted OCR. The readable parts suggest an advisory style summarizing causes and possible treatments.
A scrambled 1910s report discusses Murray River water schemes and Lachlan Valley laws. It notes government interest in Wurremdong boundaries, Forbes and Lachlan region prospects, and calls for national water policy while debating local impact and industrial needs.
The correspondence outlines how farmers rely on soy and other crops amid water restrictions. It notes patterns of rainfall, home irrigation, and the need to adjust planting and harvest timing. Officials discuss managing water allotments and the impact on rural livelihoods.
Koren is slated to appear on Thursday morning next to discuss ongoing matters. The briefing will cover the situation and related actions, with emphasis on timing and procedural steps.
Forecast calls for a notable afternoon at the river venue with a 10 yards men’s race and a relay. Spectators expect a water start, tight competition, and a diving display from the lower quay led by the contest’s strongest divers.
A garbled Sunday report from the swimming club notes a chaotic scene with volunteers rushing to prepare boards and facilities. Entries will be accepted for events scheduled to occur tomorrow, as club officials work to finalize the program.
Fragmented OCR reports a strained water system at South Forbes as wells overflow and depths extend. Residents warn of possible shortages this winter while irrigation needs and domestic use collide with limited supply.
A fierce storm battered Vorbes with very strong winds upending roofs and causing extensive damage. The event left many residents shaken as they sought shelter and assistance. About 60 men reportedly sought work and aid in cleanup efforts amid widespread disruption.
A welcome event for soldiers from Dardanopalg and Sand Hits will be held this evening. The program will not include a medals ceremony and a dance will follow.
The cricket squad Forbes will travel to Urienfelt Cup matches selecting from players Baker Gaggin Raw Thomas Phillips Row Hodge Byrnes Jackson Burgess and others. Coach plans to wake the team and consults Ry Burgess for guidance.
A meeting of the committee with Medan Prides and Mr Angling head of the proprietary lamping group discussed electric light supply. Mr Angling showed a favorable stance toward providing light if asked, and inquiry into widow Kuaran tea’s needs was noted. The committee planned to resume the public action discussion paused months ago.
After 202 inches of rainfall yesterday the meat works in Mo face major water pressures and demand cuts. The spillover may affect operations for months, threatening supply and staff shifts as teams adapt to the drought impacts and revised processing targets.
Reported rainfall and conditions across Trundle Wine, Hogan Gate, Parhes, Trundle and Tullamore with uncertain details. Mentions yesterday’s readings, varying white rating, and a small unsettled scene between Uniti Anetsland and TheaN Cath.
A garbled telegraphic update from Sydney and Vevey mentions plans for a patent yet unclear seater and claims about Trokey HIN. It notes low water levels, a 20K figure, and references to July and June events, with scattered named places and persons amid heavy noise.
Fragmentary OCR passage mentions MLA, Port, Winsalt, Hiaiober, and a minister with unclear names and actions. It references political figures and a request or reminder tied to a location and time, but the garbled text prevents a coherent summary of events, dates, or outcomes.
A scrambled report details various local figures: Me Gordon Lidway an arrayor of Maitland district, Miss Gertie Cowlama, and Mr Coulson of town. references to Mr Lindedy, chairman of the Western Land Board, and Mr Lindmy of Carthona. It notes Broadbent brothers, Eric and Harald, exams, installations, marriages, departures from Forbes, and social gatherings at Weaver’s residence. Mentions of cricket, university studies, and upcoming newspaper plans in Sydney.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a court matter about rabbits on property and a guilty finding, mentioning individuals and an unclear sequence. The readable names include Torben, A Thoumn, Mfrede Mok, and Tendon, with no coherent dates, places, or definitive outcomes.
In a Water Prow case defendants faced charges for being legally on hotel premises at the Vandenbern Prior to a war boarder incident. The court heard on the night of the 240th November a series of guests and boarders at Plannerys Hotel and the Vandentern hotel were questioned while evidence of drink service was denied. Several witnesses and those connected to the premises were examined as lawyers argued over technicalities and the legality of the acts, with multiple defendants linked to hotels including Australia, Vandentern, and Meakys Robinson. The proceedings also touched on other hotel premises scenarios and potential withdrawals of charges.
Norman Mori Weavier faced charges of stealing £4 110 6 from Allan Field at South Forbes Haven. Court heard defendant examined by Mr Mellion of Robinson and Maillon. After pleading, he was convicted and fined £5 with costs.
Disjointed OCR fragments describe a local meeting with names Hose-Smith and Poulet linked to Tremuuna near Maragoun. It mentions a gathering Sunday at 7 40 with references to a public service, routes, and a trial for participants. The text is fragmented but indicates community notices and scheduling.
Forven led a Western tour visiting Orange Dubbo Forbes and Bat Aura. The group impressed with green, Lamrock praised, and Sydney team won by 1 point. Local rink struggles delayed play while Forbes and Bathurst hosts received praise for ground preparation and hospitality.
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