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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 07, 1923
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a cover for a water car hood with an offer to pay a price, an envelope from a car showroom, and a reward for return of items. Names and locations appear muddled but reference Forbes Garage, South Candvbella Road, and a Tuesday note.
Church of England announces Sunday services with times at 7:30 p.m. and afternoon meetings at 3 p.m. along with Forbes 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. evening subject Obstacle to Re History and Contagion at Character. Mr Howen and R. d. Cruikshank listed with Sunday School at 10 a.m.
A grateful husband thanks Dr Delobery and the Matronsui 1 at Forbes District Hospital for the kindness and skill shown to his wife during her recent nine day stay. He expresses deep appreciation for their care and attention throughout the treatment.
Forbes Methodist Church announces Young People Day with activities at 11 a.m and 4 39 p.m featuring special advisor Toshor Monerw.
On behalf of my avatars and volt 7 I wish ten der my sincere thanks to Dr Broadbent and all kind friends for their ambatance and com pany during our recent bereavement.
The family of the late Mr Baward Wield Wier of Broadbent express gratitude to Matron Bliter Cuninghem and the nurses for their kind attention during his illness. His daughter Atrs Little also sends personal thanks.
Mr J D Ewieby gives notice of wage line for Commerce House on Wednesday night as law requires. Laminar activity relates to House of Luche tun Way Line with mentions of Kikowye markets and proposed actions. Langford of Watlgals Koni reports a draft order and a wind-related disruption affecting operations through September.
A garbled OCR text pieces together a chaotic scene about racing, car manufacturing, and a character named Virgie aiding someone with tooling. It references a Grand Prix, a fictional duo, and a jumble of names, with unclear dates, places, and actions, resulting in an incoherent, partially readable narrative fragment.
A breezy notice touts Trapped in the Air as a major screen hit. Richard Bartieloresa and Bors elby Gish lead a cast in a melodrama with chivalry, intrigue, and humor. The Strand will screen the film starting Monday, part of a broad program.
In a rough report of a cycling gathering at Fou' eoViner on a Wednesday afternoon, McMunon won the heats and McMahon tied for prize money. The narrative notes spectators, the ten mile bond, and a fast pace with several riders in contention.
Fragmented notes discuss wheat price signals and farmer behavior. Mentions farmers replacing old crops with alternatives, concerns about yield versus last year, and wary selling patterns as buyers pull demand. References locations and groups in a rough agricultural market context.
A reading of Henry Ford's life work and his book presents his shift from steam to gasoline engines, culminating in the Model T. The piece reflects on Ford's production methods, scaling to 10,000 cars daily and the enduring influence of his engineering legacy.
The text reports a cattle and sheep sale with a large number of sheep sold and various terms that are garbled. It notes the market was ready and there is mention of an auction by a corporation or association. The exact entities and locations are unclear due to transcription errors.
Neal Bundiy invites all ages to Young People’s Sunday at the Methodists church. The event aims to engage youth with music and preaching, encouraging participation from the community. Vic Rey CA Simson to share addresses. organizers promote renowned tunes by the choir.
Fragmented OCR report outlines an ugly man contest in Huon with mentions of Wallace Beory, Dan Lowrie, and Lenny in a chaotic description. It hints at a reunion and a prize or event lineup, with unclear details about participants and timing.
A garbled report describes a fatal incident near Parkes involving Theodore Georzeepawloy after a collapse or destruction event on a wet roadway. Details are heavily garbled with multiple misspellings and unclear references to people, places, and actions. The text mentions burns and watchful observers, but the exact sequence and identities remain unresolved.
The Local Labor League announces a meeting on Tuesday Week to discuss cooperation with the Board of the Laotian Railway League and to review planned activities focused on community improvement rather than purely political aims. Several members attended the premeeting, and the group expects notable local impact through coordinated action.
A damaged OCR narrative describes defendants including Healy Liu and PF Maddritt facing belgie charges at Goulburn magistrate court. The text notes pleas of not guilty, admissions of small alcohol intake, and witnesses subpurned as the case proceeds.
A messy but readable report shows North Hi council debating curtailing illegal activities while weighing sewerage service reform, waste management investment, street cleaning, and a large park project. Speakers urge fiscal prudence, noting costs and possible savings amid public works push.
Mr Harris, district superintendent of hallsways, has been slaughtered at Parked Lo Mururunn. Miss Flo Constable of Edgar Jog has undergone an appendicitis operation at Dorbes Divet Hospital. Mr Arthur Marri of Winder luere, Orange oad, visited Sydney for medical opinion. Mr Marvin shows improvement and Sergeant Mann aids at Parker. The town welcomes Mr William T Uiehurst as Forbes’s new head of wheat sales and Mr Lewie Tinman as the Old Howey Hotel manager. Mr F. Rug travels for engineering work Sydney to Maley Hiwtoe. Crown Lane Agent and Clarke at Pally Binilonn Mleyen mentioned. The Lodge ceremony at Parkey featured Forebes, McCallun, Tathbo, Doug la, and others. Mr J. W. Glovenville appointed head of Trundle School. Deutsche cricketers and tennis players expected to join Forbes sports circles. The Forbes High School will host a fine bouquet of local events.
A garbled sales notice highlights footwear, hosiery, and spring styles from Madiea and Ieontioman with new cushions for comfort. It mentions a faux Australian feature, patio show items, and motor car values, plus a stray reference to a tailor and Forbes trade.
A garbled telegraphic summary reports Agriculture minister remarks on wheat pooling likely qualifying by January. Notes on Royal Commission inquiry into aid for OFL, property tax changes, and proposed state expansions. Also discusses stock destruction orders, cattle imports ban, and a Melbourne liquor and public safety debate amid union and police strike tensions.
SOTTINGS describes a men's wear offer at Auntyn & Prailey with genuine wool items and accessories. It notes Victoria Park Handicap results and mentions various consumer goods like hair care, cosmetics, and clothing aids, with sales pitches and prices.
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