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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 19, 1928
Page
9
An odd record notes a dated item titled Forbes Advarate Fonnes Rns with December 19 and a futuristic 292K tag. The fragment hints at a named publication or feature rather than a complete article, leaving readers with a cryptic archival reference and no clear event.
Fragmented report recalls Cheval Mah ipa council session and Forbes matters tied to a wheat market day. Mentions Mont AY, operations, district stations, and an armory with referenced figures and locations.
Unreadable OCR lists numerous horse names and handicaps for an Orange New Year racing meet. The fragment hints at Maiden, New Year, and handicap events with many horse names such as Grow Cheyanne Valgalié and Gidethand, plus references to venues and participants, but specifics are unclear.
George Jessel's The Strang Theatre announces Sailor Izzy Murphy in Suilor texy Murphy with Gware nine next Thursday. The production promises madcap adventure and daring exploits as a young adventurer navigates love and danger aboard a raiving ship.
Incomplete weather notes describe conditions with unclear dates and fluctuating temperatures. Reported highs around 84 and lows near 56 with stray river readings and garbled weekday references.
A letter to the Forbes Council urges speeding up saleyard work tied to the Wormers' association and the Wyalong project. Mr. Hedley Woodr at Forbes ranch voices concern that yards will not be ready by key deadlines and may favor a few members. He argues the sheds serve broader regional interests, not only select farmers.
A four passenger Ryan monoplane piloted by Lieut. Keith Anderson is slated to visit Forbes for a public viewing. The event aims to allow residents to observe the aircraft from the ground as part of a demonstration tied to the NAA effort.
Water restrictions hit Forbes and surrounding areas as the supply wavers. Officials report watering bans on lawns and gardens, with residents urged to conserve and authorities prepare to open a main valve only if necessary. Police investigate the incident and seek to identify a suspect linked to the disruption.
Railway revenue for November shows totals around £98 in wages and £3430 in codes. The text cites consignments of wheat and payments to various workers and firms, with figures reflecting monthly totals and specific ledger entries.
A jumble of names, addresses, and holiday plans shows residents of the area traveling for Christmas and New Year. Among them are Mr. L. M. Tinga visiting Sydney, Forbes Rev Fr Brennan near Hydhey, and several local workers taking time off for holidays.
The party led by Mr and Mrs Revbatra and their daughter Miss Jean Prewhairn prepares to leave by car for Sydney from the Albion Hotel. The host hotel brings the group together, with guests lingering to say farewell before the journey to the metropolis.
Ar J Turner urged hospital funds at a Monday night meeting in the Howplt board room. Donations were authorized and a collection took place with a goal to support a patient in need during a lengthy hospital stay.
The document outlines a dam at the Phe catchment on the D ite river above Cowra with an estimated catchment area of about 2000 square miles. It describes a gravity concrete structure, 5000 to 4000 feet high, and a storage capacity of 14,022,128,000 cubic feet. Water would be released through outlets for hydroelectric power, with electricity transmitted to a nearby air inlet within 100 miles. The plan includes water supply for irrigation and potential Crown land benefits, aiding expansion along the Lachlan river system.
A report from Molong Hospital outlines planned expansions and improvements to the facility. The editorial notes a committee discussion highlighting potential reorganization and staff considerations.
Delegates were appointed as the Ashburnham Council of F and S Associations voted to disband the current council and reform under a single Ashburnham Council representing Parken, Marker, Peak Hill, and associated branches with plans for a January 1929 conference and new appointments.
A Baltimore gallery displays a four panel collection titled Xmas Crowrings 1923 in Rankin Street. The exhibit features four shapes of stones arranged to represent signs. Mr Mount has attracted favorable comment for the display and offers a limited view with some items offered free.
Ragland top scored with 343 runs as Ragland dominates the innings while Weaving and Hendry contribute notable scores. The bowlers struggle with Grimeill taking early wickets and Laz and Blackman conceding economy.
Local cricket chatter centers on turf wicket plans and attendance hopes for Friday night meeting. Willis reports a communication from BE Pots Club inviting Forbes to play, with Boxing Day not nullable due to a sports meeting, as Forbes looks to defend the Grated Cup and Juniors trophies in upcoming fixtures.
Br L Pats presided over a meeR at the Forbes Amateur Swimming Club last night. Ta Meinwerm won the trophy in a new firing competition and the event will be practiced to the winter at the Wolrext Sun. Plan for next weekend includes a 1K competition for hayas under 8 and a 26 metre race for the field. On Friday week a 28 metre race for juniors and seniors is set, with a 50 metre race for men. The secretary Mr A Alunm reported orders and fiends noted.
Puzzle filled with garbled OCR text mentioning a six months tour in America and Canada. The fragment hints at a youth pupil and a voyage under an academy or association, but most specifics are unreadable.
The readable lines mention a location Ducerabor and a date 27 with references to 4 tons and items including Nodky Mountain and Hone. The text appears to describe a shipment or inventory with various quantities and destinations but is garbled and incomplete.
A chaotic OCR of a Catholic fete report lists numerous attendees and items such as Christmas cake and ornate fittings. The fragment mentions various names, roles, and a portable anaphon, indicating a community event with multiple participants and prizes.
The readable text fragments reflect a nonsensical meditation on Christmas Day and heavy dinners, referencing patience and endurance. It mentions a nave but obscured setting and hints at an appeal or plea related to a distant fond Quai of Povinw and an implied patient scene.
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