Adjourned Meeting of Bugowra PA and H Society
An adjourned meeting of members of the Bugowra PA and H Society will be held in the Beheat of Arte Hal on Friday night. The principal business will be the travel report and balance.
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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 08, 1914
Page
2
An adjourned meeting of members of the Bugowra PA and H Society will be held in the Beheat of Arte Hal on Friday night. The principal business will be the travel report and balance.
Fragmentary report details a marriage in Dubbo with Amy Pack daughter of W Pack Trundle and Charunce V Jor as part of a wider society note. The piece mentions local figures including Mr Leary and Mr Grieve of South Australia among others and hints at community events and social connections in the region.
November 19 at Forbes Pollen Court the defendant faced a speeding charge for driving a motor car at a high rate on Rankin street near Forbes Hotel. The witness testimonies referenced speeds up to 18 miles per hour and 17 miles per hour, with the defense denying fault.
The cabinet issued proclamations and public notices across the state, detailing mining tools and materials, debts, and auctions. Readers are informed of sales, auctions, and upcoming events with mentions of local figures and firms.
An oblique OCR fragment lists flavouring essences and names, with scattered terms like Wowles, Vir bow, Pineanpie, Rasyberrs, and Vaults. It appears as a garbled historical note or catalog entry lacking coherent narrative or clear events. No identifiable persons or organizations form a readable story.
The December 4 1914 issue urges farmers to use government seed wheat assistance offered through a broad plan. It emphasizes that aid aims to stabilize supply, reduce risks from poor harvests, and support laborers while outlining eligibility and distribution mechanics across districts.
A fragmented notice outlines advertisements for a meeting and sales actions. It mentions a Monday event and a Tuesday follow up, with locations in NAS MlalTor avson at Heap and Tewsy drived horses. Names and specifics are unclear due to garbled OCR text.
An OCR readout describes a grants matter tied to MATN Roads. It mentions Caney Vin cane Sawale and various place names, with garbled text obscuring specifics of the grant extent, agencies, and dates. The fragmentary copy references a potential meeting or decision involving local authorities and regionwide infrastructure factors.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe mining activity at Tichbourne and nearby sites with references to plowing, harvesters, and various unclear terms. The text mentions Leuly denser, Harnett, and Nak with scattered place names and figures, but the overall context remains obscured by garbled words.
A local auctioneer firm recently sold a piece of property described as Orwauds covort near Orange. Details remain unclear due to transcription errors but the sale is linked to Amulean and the firm’s operations. Potential bidders and dates are not evident from the fragment.
A meeting of the Forbes board examined a balance of 8 94 in the trade and agreed to strengthen the chartered lines to Forbes. The Bursa May meet discussed supporting the current races and a move by the Jersey Club and Forbes Pony Club to supply at the races.
The fragmentary item notes Australian harvests and government action at Sens ing, with references to Constable Young and a reported 25.070 acres affected. Mentions of labor, grains, and a large output are present, along with a note about a person named Harmmbiey and a record involving a shell or size measure, all in a fragmented, wartime era reporting style.
A fragment describes Handy Men on a farm and the labor by workers and named individuals, mentioning opportunities and various tasks. It lists people and places with partial names and garbled terms, reflecting an OCR segment of a longer agricultural discussion. The text includes references toCARDIVATORS and several unclear names, suggesting a local employment or farmin g context with multiple voices and duties.
The text lists individuals such as Plurence Pascoe William Tie ins Anns Rows Gare Henry Choke and Ibert Style as having some form of vonmcence at Poth or the Front with their nance being received at the police department.
A garbled report references a secret case and inquiry involving Mr Lost, owner of Mi hier, with mentions of Hunger oud and Porkow Bony vil Trottine Chun No Acciston. The fragment suggests a legal or investigative proceeding tied to a meeting and rights to further testimony.
The Warrag farm manager Alydnoke Howl informs Abe Rabi and Horore about planned real estate moves. Mr Rohh intends to trade several houses, with Bowley set to oversee the first two properties.
A defendant faces embezzlement charges after alleged misappropriation of funds. Trial proceedings are set, with details indicating misused monies and related transactions. The case involves multiple individuals and ongoing legal actions at a county court.
A literary institute event features a diverse panel including Hreccomatittve, Mevines, Tram, and Madsen discussing literacy, with focus on how texts shape minds. Participants critique methods for fifty minutes, ending with a call for broader community involvement.
Fragmented OCR text mentions police, trial, and formal hearings with names like Roy Sirivkian and Daye Miltei. Details are garbled. core elements about a court proceeding and witnesses are unclear. The summary does not yield cohesive events or outcomes due to severe text corruption.
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