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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 12, 1919
Page
4
An architect named Stewart from Hams Mt AL requests public backing for a proposed practice company in Amerbttnet. The fragmentary text mentions visits to Dpreuard and Speritingtons and references several unclear terms, suggesting a promotional or organizational pitch with uncertain details.
Burrert topics carried over due to preature on our sphen to May. The district mows and related matters including Grentyil and Tullamore are delayed.
An Alderman moved to celebrate the Jubilee of Forbes and municipal events. the motion, supported by Patterson and carried, sets plans for ceremonies next year. A horse from a southbound train near Forbaa was injured after collapsing from a truck, but recovered quickly with Mr Abram BULeTin assisting.
A partial transcription discusses Sudan grass growth, noting a sample from a near hillside site. It mentions observations on weather effects, a measured growth period, and a 10 to 11 day window showing increased growth, with references to individuals and institutions not fully legible.
Rural Industries Board calls a meeting on Monday next in the Atv Ofer to discuss appHennut shon der Hier forma and arrangements. After the meeting the Pupury Secretary Mr TL. E. Webb will take charge of aitates and forma.
An article reports on proceedings involving the Young People's Methodist Institute. The board discusses donation and support from named figures including officials and local members. The piece notes a meeting at a government office and mentions a schedule item involving the Fasrietta Wate event.
A historic notice records Mr J P Cusiman appointed as total steward amid a race committee selection. The process drew several applicants and was conducted by the Jockey Club officials of Hrorhien.
The report notes oppressive heat and muggy conditions over several days with high readings around 92 to 108 Fahrenheit and low temperatures near 62 to 79. It lists daily daytime highs and nighttime lows, highlighting extreme warmth and persistent humidity.
The Advocate notes a single wire will be used to relay results from the federal election. The message indicates a Sunday morning release between 10 and 11 o'clock, with plans for a final front page feature on the Alabama edition.
A fragmented report notes Senator Gardiner’s appearance at a campaign event for candidate Me Lavelle and Ms own candidacy. The text references an Abayur presiding and a notable reception, with unclear details due to garbled OCR and printer errors.
Two public meetings are convened to discuss impounding the Lachlan River waters to aid flood control. The first meeting will be held Thursday next at 207 East Lane to address the question of the Lachlan’s raising and water impoundment. The gatherings aim to unite residents affected by wartime losses and gather support for the plan to strengthen the Lachlan Valley.
A fragmented report describes a pigeon shooting event with scores and participants named among locals. The narrative mentions judges, shooters, and witnesses and references a gathering at Withtanidig with mentions of LheeA and Wind wun. The text includes many garbled names and unclear lines but points to a communal judging and shooting activity with various locals listed.
The readable text is garbled with names like Kathe Austen Prwthes and Mout WfaIMM. It mentions a collection and various figures such as Austen, Prwthes, Don, Hurdstont, and Raney Chacha. The fragment lacks coherent structure or clear news.
In Downt North area Mr and Mrs W, Low and Emily are visiting, with Jett joining family at Moniz. Inspector W. J. Jonas of Morus police announces transfer, and Forbes personnel plan retirements and appointments. A reception at Yandon- Jour Hotel featured speakers including Mr Coborott and Bishop Fay, while staff changes and tributes marked events across Forbes and surrounding towns.
Advertised sale details for a Lowen taiet on Thayday 16it with a list of items including working clothes, and a note about a canvas in the arny. Government style notice dated 12/5/9 and 6. haan 17.0. Obscure OCR reveals reference to Aw Waly on me mvMe OF Mire Robe Getter.
The Forbes Advocate reports Messrs. Works in the Forbes district faced heavy costs from extending operations and securing water supply. The letter claims outlays reached £159,000 with no buyers for stock, and criticizes council and railway authorities for delays. It warns of potential district hardship and questions future market access for local stockowners.
A Wednesday morning fire on Rankin Street gutted the shop of Me Jie Kaye and Milt, with further blazes damaging the upper floors and nearby premises. Fire brigade battled the flames for hours, averting greater losses as insurance covers parts of the damage. Mr Kaye anticipates a slow return to trade, hoping to reopen soon.
The Forbes Freesing Works at Daroobalgie NSW faces scrutiny as Lam, Ote, MKBLUBY and Director for William Angilia & Co. discuss the impact of smoke from the works. The piece notes community interest, local politics, and opinions on the company’s resilience and employment. The writer admires the company’s pluck despite opposing conditions and predicts town support for Forbes Adversio and related ventures.
A homecoming greeted Driver Tampe White and his bride as they arrived with the Model Band leading the town to a hearty reception. Public figures praised the returned servicemen, with notes from Repatriation Committee representatives and band leaders, and promises of a further welcome by the town.
Captain Ron Smith and three Australian comrades completed the dramatic voyage from London to Australia topping a historic air achievement. Smith arrived at Darwin on Wednesday afternoon after leaving London early on the date in question. Australia awaits a formal reply from the aviation committee as preparations for an overland return continue.
Disjointed telegraphic items report on Lloyd George remarks, war inventions progress, troops and soldiers, and defense topics. Mentions Vickers Company, air power, and parliamentary notes amid unclear dates and places from a wartime context.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions speakers Kaputin Wacquron and Andrew Stewars, a Friday election, and a Sugar Cup of Beet. It references Sir Jock Lowder at South Foren Hotel and a Fortea Elertot School event with candid remarks. Overall content is garbled with multiple errors and nonstandard names.
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