Railway train depart Forbes at 5 40 pm January 10
The Forbes Advocate reports a railway department notice for a train leaving Forbes at 5 40 pm on Wednesday January 10. Local residents protest ongoing stone throwing and glass throwing near Camp Hill vicinity between Kendo and Wombat. Police will act if troublemakers are identified.
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Railway Department
UE Chou Uckels
Forbes
Gus
Forbes Manjelpal Cannell
Camp Hill
Kendo
Postponed Sale Notice and Auctioneer Details
Public sale postponed from January 28 to February 26 as advertised. Auctioneers Kelly & Co. and F. O'llaly Spram are listed, with the processional details and locations provided in the notice.
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Parkes
Kelly & Co
F. O'llaly Spram
Sranswa
Elay
Choice Cattle At Auction In Sydney Market
Auction sale at Galong saleyards featuring cattle including heifers, cows, and calves from multiple owners. Catalog lists origin towns such as Sydney and nearby areas. Livestock described as in first-class order with buyers expected for a range of beasts and herd stock.
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Galong Saleyarda
Sydney
Storm Flattened Trees In Tuesday Windstorm
A Tuesday windstorm toppled a tree near a house and damaged several structures. Debris blocked roads as crews worked to clear, while a nearby farm reported shattered branches and downed utility lines. No further details or injuries were confirmed.
Unclear Railway Message From Old Page
Fragmentary OCR text discusses a train day near Sydney and mentions names and places in a garbled way. It references a train from Melbourne and an event at a gate, but most content is indecipherable and lacks clear facts or dates.
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Roy
Sydney Pamsenker
Victorian district remembers fallen and joyous unions
The article records recent deaths and marriages among Trundle residents in the Melbourne area. It notes Luke Iwang brother of J R Evans of Morbos died in Melbourne. Allen Herborn and Ollie Southwell wed in Sydney. It mentions returning soldiers Mick MacPhilowy and others amid local farm and community life, and covers various family losses and social events in Forbes and Forbes district.
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Luke Iwang
J. R. Evans
Morbos
Melbourne
Trundle
Allen Herborn
Mies Oliie Southwell
Sydney Watweak
Piane
A. 0
Mick MacPhilowy
Shaw Strickland
Windermere
We Hughes
Brothey
Amte
Kevin
Ftugites
E. Stopford
Dynes
Glynn
Eoldiers
Jama
Ucon Abel Thuiny Green
Chin
Eungal
Tim
Fethon
Imal
Yoru Dill
Lin
War Report From Brest Litovsk and Soviet Crumbling
Reuters reports Brest Litovsk decisions to resume January talks while Bolsheviks claim Soviet towers crumble under German attack. Corresp says German heavies hit targets, with few reliable details, as counter artillery and countermeasures unfold amid retreat. Readers are warned of mixed signals from Petrograd and Khalinyin fronts and a tense public mood.
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Byoney
Friguy
Douxias
Vis
Nonasten
Reuter
Petrograd
Brest-Litovne
Docharon
Ceherst Dito
Ageinal Katelin
Rewters Beuiah Hoadowarters
Bowihinn
Trently
Forbes Court Matters A row over assault on Mrs White
Alfred Davis faced charges of assaulting Frances White on Lachlan Street with testimony from Constable and villagers. The defendant denied the attack, claiming self defense and accusing White of provoking the fray. A nurse witness described a swollen eye and bruising, with Mrs White and others recounting a chaotic Saturday scene at a shop and street confrontation.
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Alfred Davis Waa
M-Ganmin Valds
Aniuke
Morgan Billiard
Fane
Sidoney
Dugie
White
Davie
Womethus
St.ib
Tayi
Sary Witte
Latalie
Wheatley
Whig
Mary Wheatley
Paves
Dim
Local Anti-Consumption League Meeting Calls for Accounts
A meeting of the Porhas Anti-Con scription League is called for Tuesday night to receive statements of account related to recent campaign activity. All members are urged to attend as part of ongoing financial accountability. Nearby weather and market notes accompany the report with reports of hail, wind, and livestock prices from the region.
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Mesure Watson
White
Tana Hushow
Darty
Avery
Illtreating a Hooree in Court Plea Guilty
A defendant plead guilty after a heated exchange with Moloney at the hearing. The court heard Robbery and assault allegations. The record notes the accuser faced harsh remarks while the defendant claimed limited memory of events.
Auction notices for Cordes and partners sale events
A string of early 20th century sale notices lists Tuesday January sales by Cordes Mannicipal Yardy Muss Moore Brooky & Co and J De Kente HF conjunction offering 180 year Lie and 60 horse. Additional auctions include Kelly Co and J U tlnttoran Wurkes auctioneers with cattle poultry machinery and a property at Mitora. Future notices promise full details of sales by Will Clarke Pelter Willand and others near Thetrborne.
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Cordes ‘Mnicipal Yardy
Muss Moore, Brooky & Co
J. de Kente & HF ‘Y Conjunction
Kelly& Co
J. U
Wellnewiay
Toyl & Clueke
Pelter & Willand" Conjunction
Joseph Brown
Serisl Ny Pinine
Bathurst Not On Pains Prison Sentence
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Bathurst and a term related to imprisonment or sentence with the figure 416, unclear context but indicates a legal notice or court reference.
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Bathurst
Two Men Fined After Street Disorder Plea
In Belk defence, William Bkianor and Wiltana nley pleaded guilty to behaving in a froteous manner near a rankinwtroot. The court and bystanders watched as Skinner and Dooley involved in a chaotic scene with threats and shouts.
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Willim Bkianor
Wiltananley
Belk Dofone
Mannan
Emmy Wan
Bootes
Hinde
Tealey Toler
Huta Patserson
Inchoitie
Skinner
Teanbtovateset
HC van Bevn
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Moloney
Barlion
Rhony Dooley
Donley
Williwin Tooley
William Skinner
Dooley
Hughes Ministry Formally Installed After Vote
The Hughes Ministry was sworn in yesterday afternoon with the Taber party showing unity against associating with a broader movement. The Supply Bill faced rejection by the Representatives. The treasury reserve stood at 212,048,000 for the year, with 42,040,000 carried from the prior year. Tudor’s no confidence motion was to be taken up today.
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Mhélbourne
Hughes
Taber
My Tudor
Tmkou
War Expenditure Figures Rise in Sydney Reports
Sydney reports forecast war expenditure reaching £15,708,000 this year, up from £14,087,000 in the prior year, highlighting increased revenue outlay as the war effort continues. The figure reflects government spending pressures and sustained financial mobilization.
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Sydney
Senate Committee to Inquire War Traffic Method
The Senate has appointed a Senate Committee to inquire into the best method of dealing with webiquery traffic during the war. Slaney and Prius are named in the discussion as part of the inquiry process.
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Slaney
Prius
Senate
Bush Fires Sweep Victoria Area Devastating Crop Loss
A Victorian bush fire outbreak caused extensive damage across districts including Rupanyup and Viewortw. About 20 000 acres burned and thousands of stock were destroyed with many crops ruined. Four hundred freighters reached the scene as the blaze raged.
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Maxboors Distriet
Rupanyup
Ncene
Two Sisters Drowned Bathing in Conk Burn River Seymour
Two sisters named Williams drowned while bathing in the Conk Burn River at Seymour Victoria. The tragedy occurred as they attempted to swim near the riverbank during a local recreation outing. Rescue efforts were mounted but unsuccessful. Local authorities initiated inquiries into the accident and funeral arrangements were planned for the victims.
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Sydney
Willams
Conkburn River
Seymour
Victoria
Unclear historic survey notice prompts explanation
Fragmentary OCR reads as a request for explanation from the Surveyor General dated 8.4, mentioning Vad and Me Pelhlek and a possible land dominion matter. The text is garbled, with likely references to exploration or land tenure but no coherent event or outcome.
Mr Jackson Says He Is Willing to Resign
Mr Jackson states he has no desire to remain in government if he is considered part of the coalition. He implies possible resignation amid political pressure and discussions about leadership.
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Aganey
Finday
Jackson
Wwe Bown
Portal Lobs Growing Smaller Syne Priday
A fragmentary report notes a wet toss at portal involving Nina A Hom Fal Gene Wan 2177000, paired with a tous of EAIHOMN from the previous year, indicating a reduced or altered performance sequence.
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Portal
Queensland Floods Cause Widespread Inundation
Erratic OCR text reports heavy floods in Queensland with rivers, rails, and roads submerged. Messages mention Sydney, Tamabe, and damage along the railway, with waters rising and washaways blocking routes. The garbled item hints at mail disruptions and widespread inundation across regions.
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Aydney
Elias Wloolly
Bucoasland
Cowan
Rockhanoy
Wheat policy starts next week with river project
Ambiguous notes indicate early steps toward a government wheat program. Plans mention a Monday start with a riverine project and a coastwise construction effort linked to a stated national goal. Details are unclear due to text corruption.
Sydney Friday Election Figures Misread In Local Record
A scrambled OCR note references Sydney on a Friday and lists numbers about the November majority. It mentions OHA and a figure 164,485, suggesting a vote total or tally, though the text is garbled and lacks coherent context or clear entities beyond these scattered items.
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Sydney
Ueetone
Rainy Afternoon Delays at Forbes Observed Turbulent Waters
Report notes yesterday afternoon and evening rain over Forbes with the Tala river rising and patches of floodwater. Early morning readings show 169 palais recorded, while Roland Kelly's tally stands at 72 yolale as the water levels remain unsettled and forecast updated.
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Newey
Palais
Forbes
Tigny Place
Roland Kelly
Nevret
Diftermutatu
Parkes Busy Council and Fire Incidents Report
Our Own Correspondent reports Parkes faced a bare quorum in council as aldermen were away. Fire damage totals exceed £400 at Sultan's residence. a barrier lapse caused near misses on Dalton Street. two landholders were warned for permits. volunteer firemen, including Dent, are honored, and Mayor Howard volunteers for service amid disruptions and rate changes.
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Weikenday
Pulige
David Moon
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Alan
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MD Sultan
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Srtyaur Tyke
Rowel Bydney
Bwaday Het
Meera Rees and
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Charlie Pautl
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