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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 17, 1925
Page
2
Mr and Mrs Franel and family express gratitude for sympathy and remembrance shown in their bereavement. They especially thank Liam Miew and Mrs Glioartin of ML Pitman for their support during this difficult time.
In Marron the Nurvine YIM of the Hotkey Ulatriot Habitat expresses thanks for Kiaipemr and attention during their event lasting fifteen ir ten sein duran their eeewmt th rom.
A local notice advertises a sale of real estate and other offerings. The event mentions a personal attendee and a Monday to Tuesday window for bids. The property to be sold includes a noted item described as Kierfbilli and a loan appraisal, with 80S matino ewe weaners among the offerings.
A fragmented note lists players Porhen In and Gaymard for a bowl game at Forbes tomorrow. Names such as Nelson Plunkell Low Broadbent Plugnery Chemera McMurray Btln von Malloy Dicken Belmer Simergeness TM and Dum appear in unclear order, indicating a team lineup and upcoming clash.
The fragment references Riverina officials and a former disaster figure vowing an uncompromising war against saffron thistle. It mentions fodder, a fue, and government figures, with names obscured, signaling a heated, early-stage debate on pest control and agricultural threats.
The Fire Brigade Board representative process drew applications from several individuals seeking support. Afton and Connell advocated for a candidate named Mp, while A.W. John remained noted in discussions referencing the board’s selection.
Vague OCR fragments report speculation over a proposed water supply measure and its potential effects on plant and garden life. The text references the Four Thi Department of Agplewhura and mentions authorities debating impact on home gardens and waterways. Names and places are unclear due to text corruption.
At a special meeting Alderman Sams announced a public outing to honor Mr Evans known as the mysterious Sinster who is leaving Forbes. The council moved to express appreciation for Mr Brana and Forbes officials praised his work. Geraldyman supported the motion and Forbes spoke highly, noting Mr Byace as equally worthy while remarks touched on attire and preparation for farewell events.
Fragmented OCR text records a Forbes Hospital committee discussion with garbled phrases about patient care staffing and administration. It references concerns over workers, routes, time, and an avenue, but the meaning is unclear and many names and specifics are unreadable.
Fragmentary OCR text outlines a cricket event with players such as Baylis and Conway and matches or trials at multiple venues. Several names and places are garbled, with references to schedules on Sunday and a ground event. The summary captures the fragmented outline and key entities as read.
An event described as a memorial dance took place in a town in Iowa on Friday, honoring a deceased individual. The report mentions attendees and the community gathering, noting a commemorative atmosphere and local involvement throughout the evening.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a road roller event near Wilton and North Perth Crone plus Che Lown chur. The garbled text mentions Berth And Feige replying to Feet, a date, and a possible connection to McDude's axle. No clear outcome or identities are definitive.
A fragmented notice page describes hospital care for Mr. Forbes district and a long list of family connections. It notes social visits, illness, travel between Sydney and Forbes, and preparations for upcoming commemorations. The piece mentions Miss Thompeyn, Mrs. Shummgreens, and several relatives visiting or hosting at Forbes and nearby areas.
A young unknown woman attempting to rove near the station last night was struck by a passing vehicle and died at the scene. Police investigation ongoing to identify the deceased and determine the circumstances of the incident.
A man leaped from a moving train and fled into the bushes yesterday, losing his clothes in the struggle. Police continue the search for the unidentified jumper, who is suspected of involvement with a known suspect, Alexander Thoms, seen near Binghorn Flat last September.
Melbourne report notes a remarkable demonstration as Minest mintels Van Wold Ui ont newt of he FAL yesterday. The crowd warned the pitch sparking a dusemipe while KEK and Wick A Tare section joined two-up play. Rain fell last night casting doubt on upcoming ticket events.
Port Chalmers resident Donald Wreer a Wellington Anglican vicar faced indictment in the Supreme Court on a serious charge. The case involves an alleged offense against a minor and centers on actions spanning a period of ten years.
WOU FIRMER SYLNTY reports a volatile Sydney market with sharp price swings and renewed demand. Traders note thin liquidity and unpredictable moves as sessions close with unsettled sentiment and risk of further losses.
Two fires broke out in the town within weeks. The first occurred near 3:20 pm on a street by The Nest and caused major damage before responders arrived. The second blaze happened on Rankin Street at the J IHW area, with firefighters working to control flames and smoke as residents fled.
The Patriot Coroner yesterday held an inquiry into the Garemo Fall near Garey. Inspect Byrne examined witnesses about the construction of a wheat ramp at Thamar Henry Phitis. The coroner found the crop fire caused by Thomas Monty Pittis and ordered formal action for March 18.
Charles Williams Whier, 67, native of Wontuction, was found dead along a street near a timber yard. Investigations show he had health issues and a medical examination was conducted. Burial service conducted by Rev Father Maxwell with burial led by Mr. Tit.
Fragmentary OCR text shows names and event references but lacks complete details. The readable bits indicate a person named Kamkin participated in a race or activity at an event, with unclear surrounding context and dates. Further readable facts are not available in the supplied snippet.
A police raid on Saturday afternoon shut down Forbes billiard rooms run by James Hill and G M Chunn. Prohibition era style gambling and betting were uncovered, with multiple defendants charged and plans for defense discussed in court.
A long letter discusses creating a war memorial by expanding the town hall area with a brick addition and surrounding features. It cites costs around 3000 pounds, urges broad local backing, and argues the memorial would honor services and sacrifices while benefiting future generations.
SOTTINGS reports a bustling March 4 scene with auctions, sales, and notices for shops such as Austen and Pratley’s footwear, Keane and Butler, and Forbes cooperative Wool and Produce. The entry notes an Austen and Pratley sale, large shoe displays, and a hospital of goods from various agents, plus a local property sale at Bunce Park.
The Strand presents Abbye Curr in On the Bark of the Wall, a comedy adventure with a river trek, followed by He and the rest of the cast in a winter-set drama. Fox’s gongs echo as promised, with The Temptation of a New Woman and The Orson Gods Now appearing. Nightly feature Mr. Fox’s weekly program and a full slate of acts promise a lively show.
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