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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 05, 1917
Page
4
A garbled clipping reports a local vendor deal in mid city with strange product names and odd phrases. It mentions a family and a shop in Pewelportine area along with a piano brand claim and a theft note, but the text is unclear and fragmented.
A garbled notice claims Wright Heaton and Co offer various commodities at low prices. It mentions metals, salt, forage, and packable stores, with references to New Zealand and distant destinations. Incoherent lines suggest distribution, export readiness, and state-wide supply.
Fragmentary OCR text references Forbes Monumental Works and various garbled phrases. No clear event date or location is readable. The fragment mentions a yard and Western Horny Notw but lacks coherent facts to form a proper summary.
Fragmentary OCR text shows local agents discussing wheat demands and pricing. Mentions university context and a reference to a specific buyer or market event. Details are unclear due to damaged source text but indicate wheat trade notes and local activity.
On January 1 1907 an unidentified female aged AB vanished from public view in an incident labeled as an ALP event. Local authorities reported the case as a fatality under investigation with few details available.
The readable text outlines regular events and days for games or activities. It mentions individuals and possible schedules but is incomplete. Key items include days and the notion of regular play nights without full details.
In a terse Vital Statistics update from Air CA an assembly labeled Armold meting 018 shared formation on past glanier metrics. Notable figures include Lysunutes 22 and Pemtton 271 with Trae Teumses 11 and nauvriagen 9 cited as additional data points.
A garbled OCR note shows a plan to leave by train on Sunday afternoon from a church of the Scowrwraator, with a return scheduled for Saturday. The exact names and places are unclear due to transcription errors.
Wert Egan faced charges this morning in Forbes for obtaining 27 pounds by false pretences from Bolam Sing at Tinbuo. Nominally Smallwood attended the arrest, and Egan was remanded to Dubbo.
The Sydney wool market report from Johnbridge Co outlines drying and valuation tasks for the ultras and various inquiries in the country. It states parcels will be prepared by end of March and accommodation is arranged for 50,400 Latoy with future updates provided by the firm.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a journey or statement about returning to ancestral homeland and connections to China. The text mentions years ago, someone named Tar Ting, and references to a visit or movement between places including Forbes and Lrymien. Reading is severely garbled with many missing words.
Unclear OCR text describes a chaotic sports scene with several names mentioned such as Turner, Turner, Varner, Akan, and Curry. It references a shooting incident and a team’s performance, with mentions of hoop play and a game loss or victory. Details are garbled and outcomes uncertain.
The article describes financial institutions in New South Wales and nearby regions, noting savings banks and state measures. It mentions a large sum, a prominent figure, and references to local labor or civic events. The text is garbled but preserves names and places suggesting a financial and community context with dates and figures.
Fragmentary OCR text lists church and community items with names, places, and events. Mentions Methodist church matters, local residents, and community notices including names like Power and Veleyars, with scattered references to attendance and meetings.
New Year’s Day death of Mrs Anu Pini Ihe divest eation senile Weeuy. Born in Altht Kildare County Tevland she lived in South Wales about 70 years. Funeral at Forbre cemetery with Father SPrlee officiating. interment at Parkes hospital site? Details incomplete due to OCR errors.
Disjointed telegraph copy reports rising tensions over whether Sty Hughes will travel to London for negotiations while wage disputes and hunger fears ripple across nations. Officials fear labor unrest. ministers and departments discuss relief and policy measures as floods and shortages strain the economy.
A fragmented diary style report from a wartime front describes life in trenches and mud entanglements. The writer recalls shelter beneath mobile columns and recalls encounters with Turkish forces and Albanian locations, interwoven with personal reflections on hunger and fatigue.
Nomination notices appear for the forthcoming election. Several candidates are listed across ridings with details of the nominees and the advertisement urges voters to review the full candidate list and dates by the stated deadline.
A garbled listing of church services across United Methodist and Presbyterian denominations. Mentions morning and evening worship, weekday services, baptisms or catechism, and pastoral names like Frieginald Wynys and Joan Calder. Specific dates and locations are unclear due to OCR errors.
A long fragmented wartime notice records fallen soldiers, service details, and family tributes. It mentions Derviin O GoQuscyy and Irene Livinuatone among names, with references to France, England, and NSW officials, plus various engagements, marriages, and wartime movements.
A damaged OCR fragment records a legal proceeding with references to oath, early witnesses, and the plan of a respondent. The text is incomplete, but indicates values around 34 000 and numerical figures 68 91 and 10 295 associated with court actions or valuations.
A garbled report covers the Wanboyne Plates Club event held on New Year’s Day. It mentions a representative presence, participants, and various unclear details about the meeting, outcomes, and notable names, but the text is largely unreadable.
Fragmented OCR text shows stock returns data, court references, and delivery terms. It mentions a secretary, a board, and an official district court house, with references to trunks and shipments, and describes a financial or penitence related action with a price quoted and delivery conditions. The readable fragment lacks coherent details but indicates stock and court proceedings or notices present in the document.
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