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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 15, 1924
Page
2
A garbled report mentions a missing item or person tied to Fraily, with references to Nelie Stewart and a mower returning near Ave. The fragmentary OCR hints at a local alert or lost-and-found event, but specifics remain unclear and names are uncertain.
Fragmentary notice lists hostel names and locations in Wil Ham Street with an 18 years minimum and reference to a rector. Full particulars requested from AREY. O. TL PRICHARD at The Rectory Forbes.
A damaged notice appears as an obituary fragment from the widow and various unclear names. The readable parts indicate a tribute to a Matron and a nursing home context with unclear dates or events.
The notice outlines a property with a top order layout including a house, a bath room, a waste house, and a stable complex. It mentions a wagon road and gas aid in the area with a stable outlet and diverse outbuildings. Specific names and dates are unclear from the readable text.
Classified notice seeks a cook and a laundress offering good wages. Also mentions wood price. Contact Hing by phone at 39 for details about the location, hours, and compensation.
To let cottage on Hill, North Mult area. Four rooms, apply at Maitye Street. GICs accepted.
Edward Weave and UU in Forbes advertise tours for vacating two raulie oaths involving a property measured at 14000 yards and 11600 yards.
A fragmented text from January 24 1994 mentions WaRM side, C Mo release, and refers to by ergens By iets AJ Herbert and Drunde. The readable parts name places bands and points, but lack clear actions or outcomes.
The article notes that the slate expired on December 1993 and renewal applications must be submitted immediately. It references the return of the item to Clark Felly Hesatonw at the specified place and mentions penalties not exceeding £10 for noncompliance.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate Jackie Coogan will perform Friday night with In and Oliver Twint. References to Droken’s wharucusa and BUil Sykou appear garbled. Event described as appealing and lively with Coogan drawing attention at a market setting.
Franklin, acting constable, allegedly impersonated a constable and entered private homes to search for stolen property. He was also charged with possession of an unlicensed revolver. A magistrate ordered two months in jail with cumulative terms.
The Forbes File Club holds a 280 prize meeting at Bath facility with programs printed. The anniversary day will be observed on the dobe, while the Saturday event is noted. About 60 associations including Parkon Geen Toll Bugowra Tumbury Peak Tilt and Orange clubs promise to attend. A working bee is planned Sunday morning to ready the range for the event.
The forecast notes a mild weekend with temperatures around 61 degrees record highs. It predicts a cold start to Thursday with a low near 49 and a warm Saturday near 57. Winds shift, and the pattern suggests a cool week ahead with variable cloudiness and brief showers possible.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a chaotic scene with names and hints of a committee, a dance, and references to losses or upset actions. No clear dates or places are identifiable, leaving a partial account of a disturbed gathering and disputed outcomes.
Tomorrow night the Strand presents The SOW OF THE BEAST, a dramatic feature with Walsh and a cast including May Berry and Clem Lately. A comedy program and a science fiction segment with Johnny Walker also appear, plus a few varied short acts and a preview of The Theme Munkerquest. Two matinees are scheduled for Wednesday.
Fragmented OCR notes report forfeiture and penalties linked to war trophies and wages. Mentions orders on furnishing equipment and implications for police and authorities, with unclear names and places.
The weekly carnival event at Worhe Town Hane Cerdival on January 4 and Yoel features performers Krods Tuinko Aten Roth Bray Nis Bub Nichois Evelyn Hinge. A bob SomNMCIHion Ix holds a wrap up with Mr. W Gugela secretary. The Hand will give a recital after the market on Thursday evening and after church on Sunday pilots.
A garbled report notes a moving of hd cammisiton at the Forbou Bow jve Choir tonight with new members Myexre Sullivan G Tones and AC Ahn. They were to travel to Sydney Nuri brewery carnival and compete in wingion ghimplonstig events. Forbes and son 0 clash tomorrow as the team heads to Gren toll for Md Lindeman cup games.
A chimney mishap near the town's mayoral office perturbs Dr. Mulaney and prompts cleanup efforts. The smoky scene and falling debris cause concern before the mystery is partly explained by a drifting pigeon sighting.
A garbled report describes a chaotic Forbes Aerial League event with confusion over participants and outcomes. It notes discussions about who would attend and references meetings, officials, and a secretary’s reluctant actions. The text also mentions a mayor, political figures, and a town gathering ending with disorderly drinking remarks.
An early 20th century wedding at St. Albans Five Dork unites Mia Bisle Jones daughter of J.T. Jones and Mrs Jones with a Brown of Ivory georgette gown featuring velvet trim. The bride is given away by her grandfather A W Jones. Attendants include Mya Lee Mujue and Kathewd o’Main with gowns described. The ceremony, held at the bride’s grandparents home, ends with wedding favors and reception plans.
Parkes council discussed labor, hospital funding, and a proposed contract with Lithgow for screened cows. The meeting covered new yearly rates, the evaporation compensation for Bowditch, and noted council actions regarding local vendors and public works amid holiday shutdowns. The death of John Hell was reported, detailing survivors and local obituaries.
The Forbes community hears of clergy changes and property movements as Mrs. Hogden becomes Reverend Motor in Forbes while Dr Haydon, Bishop of Port Port, attends a weekend gala. A sale of Hogan Untie property is anticipated, and appointments include Mr Darcy taking charge of a district plank project. Local residents Mr A Mila, Mr Cowstue, and Mr WR Manes are noted in transfers and purchases across Forbes district with train fare and church events shaping the week.
An OCR produced jumble covers tailors and a burst of community happenings. It mentions experienced tailors at Forbes, cricket match chatter, a recent win, social gatherings, auctions at Grenfell Row, and a note on an annual meeting at the Metropolitan Hotel.
William Hogden died aged 64 after a period of ill health. He lived in the Coonabarabran and Dunning districts, worked as a cottoner manager and farmer, and was a Dale of the Mudgee district. He is survived by a widow, two daughters, and four sons. The funeral was conducted by Mr. Y St. Ponwley and held at the Church of England, with interment at Yeoserotery.
Andrew Williams known as Willie 47 died at Forbes District Hospital after injuries from a Wednesday incident. He left a widow and two children Mrs St Burton and Mrs J Crowd plus relatives Mr John Williams local resident. Funeral arranged by F L Pewsley from Crun's roal church attendance Sunday morning at the Church of England portion.
A late-night blaze in Sydney destroyed Park drapery and homes in Newtown and surrounding areas. Firefighters fought the flames, one fireman injured, and several residents reported injuries. Police prepared for further investigations as authorities assessed property losses and a rising tide of public concern.
An OCR fragment advertises a range of goods including cars, dogs, and coats from Sydney retailers. It mentions ATs WERT JONES at 27 Market Street and other suppliers with listings for motor cars like The Tugby and Chatmara models, and various fabric and textile items.
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