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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 19, 1924
Page
1
Incomplete text discusses notes about ovaries and a sense of satisfaction found in Porber. The readable portion hints at medical or literary context but lacks clear subject or event details to identify a full item.
Advertisements appearing in the paper announce a recall of thin paper adverts by Gordon and Goteh of Australia and other firms. The notice cites Yank Mitoet, Reuters, and country press co op addresses in Sydney and Melbourne, with dates and publication details.
A dated notice warns that after the specified date all persons found in possession of Wandary holdings or stock without proper authority will be pursued under the law. It calls for lawful return or surrender of property and emphasizes enforcement actions. The wording stresses legal consequences for unlawfully taking or using stock or assets.
A notice states George Washington Crownhill printed and published at the office of The Forbes Advocate located at Lachlan Street Porbes.
Fragmentary register of a supplier advertisement listing Williame & Co for farm and station needs. Mentions wholesale water, contracts for buildings and repairs, second hand men, and a phone number 54. Text is garbled and incomplete.
An insurance agent advertised services for marine and accident insurance, listing agents for stock and property lists and correspondence. The heading references Templar Street Yorbes and a phone number.
Notices warn advertisers changes to ads must reach by 4 p.m. Friday for next week. misdated or late submissions will not be accepted, with tighter handling and better display promised. The notice emphasizes adhering to deadlines and outlines consequences for late changes.
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