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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 08, 1924
Page
2
In this notice an office announces a public action or requirement related to vehicle or hire use. Details are limited but indicate an official call to apply or respond to the stated matter. The readable fragments point to a formal tender or service notice published in the periodical.
A garbled OCR fragment lists Ayumall gin puree with AU uaves oilver Detwree My and brands like Rounell's Orange Real Purbes and Reward or fellirn to Luts oites with unclear context or details.
For sale a mood maye sines lord myram ling tas at toot stinted to same homes contact Boyd Bros Bugowra for details and application this notice outlines sale of property to interested buyers in the region
Festival schedule features Mark Wending and dancing acts at Tachasawa venue with multiple attractions and attendees. Community event include performances by local bands and novelty showcases, inviting public participation and entertainment.
A garbled local page note discusses a plan to attend fall events and build groundwork for a purpose. It mentions a tank-like device and a need for support in some places, with references to viewing and listening on Saturday night and Sunday morning.
The Forbes Town Band plans a grand carnival on Friday and Saturday evenings, with Anniversary Day on the latter date. Attractions include amusements, mock court, dancing, and various entertainments as part of the town celebration.
Fragmentary notes suggest cricketers Forbes and Monongh planned matches with uncertain dates. Mentions of Weynesday and Parkes players crossing to a Trundis Hotel venue appear garbled, leaving the event details unresolved.
An OCR fragment discusses the Oldsmobile Six, mentioning J.T. Woors and incumbent Lars, with a price note for the 1924 model at £485. It references model features and Oldsmobile quality, though the text is garbled and incomplete.
The historical notice discusses duck and quail seasons with a February 1 start and May 4 end, reflecting debates over opening day extensions. It mentions religious observers who have avoided hunting and anticipated February 4 as a new opening, while noting concerns about nylon and fishery-related details.
The article notes the ordination of Rev. TB Lee as deacon at Bathurat before the holidays. It discusses the establishment of hostels for girls and men’s work at Ane Path, with growing demand and expanded educational needs. It mentions W.C. Ewing stating new abstaining days and calls for volunteers to help.
The piece discusses a poem by Coleridge and Forbes titled Ancient Marine and its reflection on Farbuukin citizens suffering from water supply issues. It recounts vomiting stomach cramps and other illnesses blamed on contaminated water and proposes water tax reforms and better filtration, noting failed insurance attempts and urging public action to secure clean water.
BOWLS saw Nandleap team in A and B doubles finish strong last Saturday near Netw ound Digkene with a 28 10 18 edge. In the landscape singles Nelson defeated Uabille 8 6 88 while fielnon and vernich beat Vieken 26 to 48. Emtrien lowe made a late run to win the B grade single handicap championship.
The Quandialla town paper notes progress with Wrydy Werloton set to begin practice here near month end. This will end long trips to Grontell and Porkow, previously necessary for medical care, and signals improving local access to doctors.
The wireline report notes Meuirh John Mowghor and partners securing a 31 win margin with Parmer in a night event. Details on standard timings and related fixtures hint at broader sports coverage and upcoming matches.
A garbled review mentions Forbes police court and upcoming showings at Strand. It highlights films The Strike and The Silence with commentary on humor, snowbound scenes, and the absence of calm, urging audiences to attend despite noisy alarm bells and mixed reception.
The Forbes district page reports weddings and community events. Notables include Len Hayes and Min Lot Pylon's celebration at Porbeu Junior town, A. Crayford of Wirtinya’s attendance, and presentations at North Parkes School. Local officials and clergy respond to recent retirements and district improvements amid ongoing civic activities.
Local Forbes items report a near miss at the Bank of Australia corner with damage and commotion. Town meetings are planned, including Fidell Ay RC and Foren and Diariey chamber of commerce events. Railway and road concerns, market chatter, and social notices fill the page with updates on fairs, tailoring, and upcoming contests.
A poorly legible report states James Halliver pleaded not guilty or possibly guilty to an indecent weed related charge at age 19. The record mentions a fine and court notes. Other details are unclear due to transcription errors and unclear names.
A local court heard Arthur Pawnoe and others charged with unlawfully keeping open Pascoe's Wine Bar during prohibited hours. The incident centered on the bar in Hanis Street on December 16, with witnesses describing wine being served and the back room accessed. Moloney defended Pawoe, while testimony covered the bar's late hours, staff actions, and whether the premises stayed open to invite customers after hours. The judge reserved the decision.
An obituary notes the sudden collapse of George Buewworru, twin of Chen, while working for Mr WF N10. His body was moved to Forben ANW for burial after burial rites conducted by Mr ACH Williams. Relatives mentioned include Afr, Mm Ayckworth, Mrs Taylor Cowen, and Ginarte Parte. The funeral occurred Sunday with services and internment in the English portion of the vesetary.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe rugby-related pricing including a charge of 286 pounds and references to Gren & Powers and Templar Birest. It mentions a town fountain, a busy Wat-Us Toa Roomy, and a surge in patronage at a venue in Fusklo Arrwiyl with increased drink service.
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