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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 01, 1916
Page
2
A garbled passage describes Muguiro suits with phrases about latent style expert workmanship and material satisfaction. It mentions addressing correspondence to a related contact but remains unreadable and incomplete.
The article notes Vickor the Risky Rev, the Bishop of Bathurst Principal, Stige Ml. Lawrence Revell and co-founder of a Glen Aig Memorial Church of England School in Toowoomba. Pupils prepared for examinations of Sydney University and the Associated Board LAMW, and Re.
Mestre Moore and inspector Baleloek announce a military horse sale tomorrow. The event will occur at IW ymede before 2g with all horses required to be checked in prior to sale.
At the annual meeting of sibingelite ore to Forbes District Hospital, the death rate was shown to We 41 per cool. The lowers ow re cord Was wix Yuurn ago, who 1Hi oni rate was a7.
A hospital fund drive and labor dispute over wheat shipments unfolds as workers and carriers discuss stalled collections. Officials report planned donations to support hospital needs while government measures consider relief and production adjustments amid ongoing supply pressures.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a sale near Eugowra with multiple names and locations. Text is garbled, offering few readable facts about who is selling, what is being sold, or precise times and places. Further readable context is too limited to extract concrete entities or outcomes.
An OCR fragment outlines a clearing sale with unfamiliar names and assorted items. It mentions prices, vendors, and a list of goods from a Maine or Wisconsin area, with unclear dates and individuals, reflecting a damaged historical notice.
Ernest Hodge pleaded guilty to treating a horse. Constable Newon and others testified. Aubrey Burton and Alene Naderawna faced similar charges. Fossil details describe a horse mishandling and a man fined for misusing an animal. witnesses McGannar and O Hare testified to work with a horse and yore on the shoulder.
Fragmentary entry records a small debts court matter with names including Mrs W Merribt, Phil Jack, Norman Morris and Crippin. The text notes verdicts for amounts claimed and outstanding sums around two pounds and sixteen pence with partial references to creditors and court actions.
Dense OCR text shows a Farmers and Settlers' Association gathering with motions on funds, relief aims for wounded and "liable land" claims, names including Mr Campbell and others, and scattered references to committees, locations, and dates. The fragmentary record cites finance, meeting actions, and member participation without coherent outcomes.
In Portus Illinois, infant Kennel Ui Farrand died after a fall from the veranda as a welfare incident occurred. The mother Me Farrand reported the baby crawled to the edge and was found under the veranda. Medical authorities noted there was little that could be done and the funeral is scheduled for Sunday at the Church of Aingtamt cemetery.
A chaotic Forbes gathering featured council figures including Wickham resigning and MoLo Murphy proposed for a post. Names such as Mr Sawyer and Messrs Mammon and Co. appear amid factional bids, with talks on district staffing, school arrangements, and possible public works programs for adults and children.
A cryptic correspondence fragment discusses a government action and a court order to appear on Tuesday. It mentions a carrier, jockeys, and a conspiracy to entrap, set against travel and punishment themes in a confused exchange.
Fragmented OCR reads like a legacy obituary and civic notice from Forbes region. Mentions Lieutenant 91 CoN and local appointments. references to Crown Last ARCA at Grote My G. names W Jl ds Orborne Peak Hill Mill. Miss Haber. Maryettin Forkes. and various family and funeral rites. Details are garbled but imply a community update with arrivals, honors, and travel.
Across the front the Austrian atrocities provoke backlash as Austrians declare aim to resist. Monro credits evacuation of Gallipoli and praises Allied action. A Zeppelin raid on Saturday night kills sixteen and wrecks buildings. German troop movements near Newry and Pinsk disrupt supplies. The Aisles pledge joint protest to President Wilson over the blockade. Turkish successes reported in ports and at the Dardanelles.
Western Front dispatches describe heavy fighting near Souville with fierce artillery and trench assaults. German forces suffer losses as Allied troops counter but the struggle remains intense along a broad front south of London area, with wrecked craters and heavy casualties reported.
In fragmentary notes the passage references athletic events at Vieturie Parke, a large Australian war fund, and a rolling rally at Cowre, with scattered mentions of timber markets, railway yards, and grain values. Names appear as garbled phrases, interleaved with brief notes on weather, dates, and local happenings.
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