Jatipulation Schedule For Prevention Meeting At Hall
A public session titled Jatipulation for the prevention of i phgld will be held at the tana hall starting Monday. The hours are between and £ 00, with a fee to be paid.
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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 05, 1916
Page
2
A public session titled Jatipulation for the prevention of i phgld will be held at the tana hall starting Monday. The hours are between and £ 00, with a fee to be paid.
The match between Viiy VelWeen Teatin Penpsegi and Luehlan-stroul is rescheduled to tomorrow at 2 30 PM local time. Niele will play, with the event continuing into the evening as planned.
The Laipertal Govertumen plans Wellvery ud soal betel shipments near the pier. Wool movement shows progression while wheat logistics await clearance. Government oversight and local business activity influence timing as officials review the Laipertal Go arrangement for Tanier trade.
A fragmentary notice describes a film screening titled The Serco at Brook's Pleasures on Thursday. It mentions reels totaling some length and references a program of opportunities, with a plan to present The Saterdte and other features, though text is garbled.
George Mitchell faced charges of being drunk in Lnhina Street and resisting an officer. The court also addressed separate accusations against Wenethie Pinal and Maree Johnson, with sentencing considerations noted in relation to their alleged bank-related activities.
A fragmentary notice discusses wool clips and woolgrowers from Jown Urldew. It mentions storage arrangements at Pyr mont and a plan to adopt formal processes. Details are garbled but indicate an official examination of storage and related duties.
A war wedding was held Saturday morning November 25 1416 at Goldsmith Street Methodist Church Goulburn Miss Gladys Oliver daughter of Mr and Mrs William Oliver of Bourke Street Goulburn married Bergrant Bert Gaddant son of Mrs Goddard Forbes The Rev Captain Chaplain Leadhey and Rev T M Tuslor officiated The bride wore blue and white with matching accessories bridesmaids wore white voile gowns Best man was Mr F Howard Ussher The ceremony was followed by no reception at Royal Cate Seret and guests were advised to leave within a week or two for the front.
Corporal Reg Prow writes to his parents from the front describing trenches near Ypres and Highland positions. He notes wounds, heavy bombardment, and the expectation of a spell at home while reporting Captain Sheppard arriving and plans for reinforcements.
Private Bernard O Reilly, son of Mr and Mrs T J O Mailly of Water View Goolagong, writes of six days leave to Ireland. He visits Anghatgrech and three towns, enjoys local hospitality, notes Belgian tea rooms, and recalls Allied advances and Zeppelins over London. He mentions a boat burial and British learning German airship secrets.
Sydney reports a chaotic session debating Hitewemal state ment amid railway and mining disputes. Ministers note disruptions in work on the wis call way while a tragic murder suicide unfolds in Broken Hill, ending with a husband found beside his dead wife and the crime followed by a grim sequence of events. The conference contemplates conscription def acts and police presence as delegates prepare to return to Western Australia.
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a personal letter or note involving a Forbes lady and her brother Hert. The text references a private 4 Marine, a murky ether, and a captain and chaplain, but the wording is highly corrupted, leaving unclear events, dates, and clear identifications.
Local observation notes a fragmentary report of correspondence from Mr Jones of Carhow to visit for a brief meeting. It mentions a letter received and plans to meet with Mr and Mrs Harvey and family, with limited details due to incomplete text.
An edited fragment recounts a family to be moving and unsure of future travel plans. Private FP Bartley and a list of names appear alongside references to Belgium and a letter. The text reflects disorder and unsettled movement with damaged, uncertain details.
John Simpson and Sydney Heffernan pleaded guilty to being on the premises of the Gladstone Hotel Sunday afternoon. They were fined £4 and 6d. Arthur Stokes and William Thomas Bettleton pleaded not guilty to charges of being on the premises of the Most Offices Hotel during prohibited hours. Ernest Richardson was charged with permitting defendants on the premises. After evidence the PLM fined Bettleton life and gy vest? Stokes 40s and costs. E E Richardson and others were fined for various offences including carrying streams on Sunday and possession of two ducks.
Fragmentary debt claims mention Weight Heaton Jo James Henderson and Mark J Brown with roads sold or delivered. AOU verdict cited, amounts in pounds and shillings. Municipalities of Forbes and Fortes noted with assorted names and unsettled debts or verdicts.
Nurses Moore and O Brien resign from Forbes district hospital staff. The piece lists local church events, deaths, marriages, and notes on residents including Alfred Stuart, Father O Rea ley preaching, and other Forbes individuals with brief mentions of family ties and injuries. It also mentions Nurse Draper returning from France and a journalist planning travel writings.
A quirky local note describes Horstielt of North Till hatching a flock of chickens. One chick stood out with four eggs, double yolk potential, and unusually small head. It appeared odd and died shortly after breaking through the shin.
The Providence Journal relays sightings of two German submarines in West Indian waters with four subs leaving Kiel on November 5 for America. British intelligence tracked enemy plans, while Greek and French forces exchange bombardments and counterattacks near Athens and at Palmyra. Casualties are reported on both sides as Allied and Greek defenses tighten amid tensions over Constantinople and the broader war effort.
The Jemalong Shire Council held its monthly meeting with President Brown and councillors Noakes Sly Grieve and Rawlins present. They discussed six returned soldiers settled in the shire and pledged support for farming guidance and prosperity. The Wanera Progress Association noted dangerous Tarhes-Hugowra road conditions near Mackey's Creek. Councillors debated flood damage funding, compensation for a worker’s mare loss, and potential legal pay. a report on unimproved land values and rates was adopted. They agreed to back Murrungal Shire’s push for the Wyangla dam to aid soldier settlements and noted maintenance work by engineers on various roads and planned a bridge inspection on Uoongal Creek.
General war cables report brief enemy claims and Allied replies across Roumania Bulgaria and the Balkans. Updates include Berlin claiming prisoners captured and guns seized while French Salonika dispatches note British repulsions near Krainata and advances toward Bucharest. Rome and London indicate mounting Front activity around Mount Gran and the Despairing defense of Bucharest. In Westminster Mr Ro Kenna says defense spending rose but no new taxes planned.
The Stockinbingal to Forbes rail line will alter western districts bringing vast traffic and growth. It touches no towns yet spurs mushroom settlements, boosting Pullabooka, Warangla, and Forbes area farming with wheat wool and fruit. Weighbridges and outlets at Boyd and Parker's Siding are emphasized amid strong agricultural potential and renewed settlement.
The article notes men convicted on Friday and Saturday received hard labor terms, with several named individuals given ten years while King drew five years and another was sentenced to three years. A separate racing notice invites free grandstand admission for ladies at Forbesong Racing and Troiing meeting on Thursday.
A fragment cites C. O Buckland as a reliable tailor offering good suits at reasonable prices. It mentions Forbes Pony Races and Trots with nominations and a race at half past one, reflecting a bustling event day and local commerce.
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