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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 25, 1929
Page
3
A fragmented report from the Forbes Coursing Club discusses the value of using Maiden coursing event winnings to secure second place trophies. The piece names several participants, notes conflicts over prize allocation, and hints at a broader Western Conference context.
The obituary reports the death of Violet Perguason, a Forbes resident, followed by details of the interment ceremony. It notes about 200 mourners attended, the service at SL John's H nore, and mentions Melbourne and Sydney connections and local family members.
The funeral was held at St Lawrence’s Church with Rev Fr Breming officiating. The deceased, a longtime resident, was married to Mr Patrick Donlen and survived by her husband and relatives. The service was attended by family and neighbors.
The article recalls a local council or committee discussion on animal welfare and puppy regulation. It notes controversy over puppy sales and enforcement, with officials considering declarations and owner responsibilities. A meeting sought a Beed running order and plant work details for the forthcoming event.
An intermission report on a Saturday cricket match between Banke Curmbijowa and Cum bijown reports disputed scores of 4 and 88 points. Officials may declare a winner or reopen the game, with implications for the competition standings and potential impact on the Teachers’ title chase.
Fragmentary ABC dated dispatch notes a disabled steamer adrift after a January 20 departure. The vessel reportedly lost propulsion and drifted toward hazardous waters near an unnamed coast. Rescue operations are ongoing with several ships on scene.
A police officer died in Adelaide after a shooting affray on Robin Street. The attack left several others wounded and a suspect was charged with murder as the investigation continued.
Anas Kaceatna or Love presents as a major film event with Joh Gilbert and Greta Garbo in the Brand Theatre. The piece promises an epic exploration of love through literature and cinema mirroring the era’s famed romance.
In an interview the mayor Ald. E Heyrnen explains a resumption proposal for Rankin Street behind D Gisen property. He notes a Forbes Chamber recommendation from years ago and outlines widening to connect with H Street and New Avenue, with costs borne by sales and compensation funded by bankers until paid.
The page lists weights and entries for a forthcoming Parkes racing meeting. Numerous horses with figures for handicaps and performances appear, including Active Lad, New Bronce, Lady Alin, and several others. Details include horse names, weights, and associated marks or notes across multiple entries.
Fragmentary text suggests a chaotic performance piece featuring names like Gila the Biorg, Ullbert, Greta Garbo and a line about burning performances. It reads as garbled satire or experimental theater notes with unclear context and entities.
In a Saturday afternoon match Aiden led with eight wickets for 42 runs and contributed strongly with the bat. Teachers’ team build was boosted by his all round form, while Seares and Burr also figured in the scoring list as they defeated the school side in a hard fought contest.
A fragmented passage discusses claims about lemon juice for hair care. It notes potential effects on the scalp and hair, mentioning reactions and safety concerns. The text references remedies and beauty practices with uncertain wording and unclear sources.
Readable scraps mention travel outdoors and docks with liners amid a war era setting. Phrases reference women, cosmetics, and social scenes, interwoven with unclear names and events. The text preserves atmosphere but lacks coherent narrative or verifiable facts.
An auction is set for Saturday March 2 starting at 1 30 pm on Begun Street Guandialla. Items include a gramophone piano wardrobe dining chairs bed chest of drawers dining tables wall units kitchen cupboard and multiple household pieces listed with quantities and conditions.
A Presbyterian Church Harvest Festival service featured hymns and prayers with readings by Ray J. M Costello and Mr J Glover among others. The congregation participated actively and the sermon addressed oppressive conditions with a call for reflection and gratitude.
A signed note describes various tools and services for pipe work and drainage. It lists names such as Suellen Gay Boethe and Downdraft Wood Rarning along with references to magic phrases and a price of 00 pounds. The text includes mentions of Water Pipes, pumps, and general construction tasks with an unidentified signer T. TAUKBON and Pow Clary Peake Hh NRW.
Fragmentary text mentions base and operator terms with vague pricing and brand references, making exact meaning unclear. No identifiable people, organizations, dates, or locations are present to anchor a proper news item.
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