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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 02, 1927
Page
9
Mixed classified items include two Ford trucks for sale in good order with unclear details, an offer to tender for stripping stout 90 aurns of Wheat, and various office positions. Also listed are furnished flat, gas store, and references, plus caretaker and cleaner roles. Nonspecific names and garbled text remain.
Fragmented text notes Advent service schedule and parish activities with references to Holy Communion Children’s Service Evensong and other observances. Mentions Weston and local locations. specifics are unclear due to garbled OCR but indicates December 4th Advent observances and multiple worship times.
December 1937 briefing from Forbes region outlines weather across Central Western Division with temperatures near 38 to 66 degrees and mentions of a mayoral delegation and forthcoming local events. It notes a church gathering at Corben Methodist Church with Rev. W. Boul conducting ceremonies and lists social happenings including a wedding and community appointments.
Fragmented anachronistic text mentions a goanna learning speech and a white man seeking treatment for a bite. It references a Chevrolet light car, a local agent named Sullivan, and a gas engine conversion dispute with technical readings. Names and places are unclear.
A distressed OCR fragment lists scattered times and event names such as 11 am and 1 pm services, farewell mentions, and cryptic place names like Carmgabal and Piney Manet. No coherent narrative or reliable details emerge from the fragment.
A brief item outlines electrical wiring basics for a home dome setup. It mentions supplying CDT and over 16 sources for business news preamber and notes operation of electric teal systems.
Friday night services at the Presbyterian Church conclude with Rev G Cruihanent bidding farewell after seven years of service. The event includes praise for his conduct and the community’s warm regard, while a separate note mentions a forthcoming sale of local goods and a discussion on budget terms.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a court scene with a witness cross-examination and Irish character references. The text mentions a White verae Hughes action at the Biatrics Court with dialogue about a bolt and miming, but the fragment is garbled and unreadable in parts.
A fragmented report recounts a pursuit through a Fort Worth area setting ending with a capture in Oakland. The narrative mentions a chase involving a mob of characters, a motor bike, and a dramatic finish. Details are unclear due to OCR gaps but imply a sensational local crime tale.
A boy named Klien Lloyd suffered a severe fall at the Weir and tram accident, sustaining back injuries, beads, and shock. He received stitches and was taken to the District Hospital. The article also discusses advertising strategies and a local publication, The Forbes Advocate, amid teaching and publicity debates.
Parkes Council considered supplying water at a remidal charge after brief laughter from members. Alderman Gounell proposed the measure, with Alderman Ba’ala the Mayor supporting, while the discussion paused as the matter lingered unresolved.
Ming Parker faces difficulty stopping hazards on Rankin Street as council reviews a plan from Forbes Lifeaving Clutform. Inspectors recommended removing poles and shifting the Glipto pole, with debate over accessibility and safety on the footpaths near the hotel.
Arrangementa fore mage tor ue retaliation of electric Weal IV the potter Dulldinga wt Forbes. The Municipal Council will hold a meeting on December 16 for the purpose of electing presidents and mayors. parking system and shelter at cemetery discussed. Homebush sales noted with yarding and prices. Strand Theatre film shown next Wednesday with local scenes and commentary.
Fragmentary report shows debate over late arrivals and local signage at a town meeting. References to Lake Forbes, a council discussion led by the mayor, and the Orange Stock Market mention pricing and livestock figures amid broader civic notices. A motion on cantilever verandahs and building specs is noted along with a citation to Templar Street.
In memory of Inte George Gllerheat of Orontell and Mr A M Maymand of Forbas, nephew of the late Phillie Ott arrater, with list of mourners including Mrs Fr Westphalia and others. The death is noted with family notices and acknowledgments from Rev. McDonald and local clergy. Burial arrangements and memorial tributes are mentioned.
A scrambled report notes Mine dean Mecoil at Brentwood private hospital with Hayden and baby, Beth Lovery visiting a sister, and John Teta's surgical examination in Morse section. Brentwood patients move, Crombie and other staff transfers occur. Bank of Australia opens a new branch in Forhea with manager Cy F Cardi and branch remodels continuing across towns. municipal council meeting attendance and postwar bank expansion are recorded.
Eileen Mary Watts, youngest daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Watts of Kranald Belmont, wed Patrick John Spleg son of Mr and Mrs Spleg of Cudgelbar Tate. Rev Father Moulden officiated. Bride entered church on her father’s arm in cream frock with pale bouquet. groom in formal attire. Attendants wore powder blue outfits. Honeymoon to Melbourne and Dartnarl aboard a train and car. Wedding guests were numerous and costly with many presents and a ceremonial breakfast at ABC Path.
The Mayoral minute describes council decisions on improvements at Weir Je rooted and the use of Colol ware for dredging and water management. It notes a proposal for temporary river works, sheds, and the setting of specifications, with Talman tasked to prepare details and cost estimates for the council's consideration.
The town’s morning wind up reports a tense scene as Forbes cricketers count car owners and foretell the Grineted Cup at 10 am. Citizens debate council plans, personal reputations, and civic duties as life saves are shown and forgiveness urged before Christmas.
A Colwell clerk’s report on gas pricing outlines council directions to adjust charges to ensure profitability. It cites discounts for lighting and pumping, proposing reductions and year‑end adjustments while noting questionable savings and omitted commissions.
The Advocate reports on political debate over the 19000 pounds tied to the Wyangala Dam scheme. Mayor and Aldermen press ministers to advance the matter, urging a deputation to the Minister for Works for prompt action at the November council meeting.
The page lists a slate of fragile film and stage entertainment with titles such as Priscila Dawn in Forbiddan Warera and The Colter Way. It mentions Friday and Saturday showings, a Fox torture scene, and a plan to reprise a hero in Framed. Also referenced are a beauty parade, a college humor feature, and a college ballad program amid a busy local schedule.
Fragmentary text mentions Taney and Carlee with garbled phrases about comets or events. No clear names, places, dates, or actions can be established from the legible portions.
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