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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 17, 1922
Page
2
A decipherable fragment describes a story about a Ray IO Seun and a Vein set piece in a complex scene. It mentions HobRlib audk tots and a myleniNM ewe, with references to Laks SVs and human wexpmetinee in a weird, misread narrative.
Fragmentary OCR notice seeking various job and help items including medical terms, locations, and disjointed names. No complete offer details or clear requirements can be identified from the unreadable text.
Memoriam notice remembers James Wakerfeld, beloved father and husband, who departed this life January 16, 1980. Family expresses enduring sorrow and love, with heartfelt tribute to his memory and departed.
A garbled notice from the National Association of North West State Elections outlines forthcoming state general elections. It mentions verification processes and a meeting or notice date at a GabMhsater Noitele location with General Secretary Archdale Parkhill, listing York Street Sydney.
Salvation Army announces Heskadier COWin will lead the Muthurst Division after recent New Hentai arrival. Wyk is named in charge and will conduct an annual event on January 19 at 4 pm, with ShulT-Captain SYUMNEtoH assisting. Ceremony details include local officers and community involvement.
Fragmentary OCR lists names and places tied to an art union event. Mentions The Mintet Band and participants such as Morton, Santora, Stevot, Ray, and Stewart. Sparse details hint at a local arts gathering or exhibition with assorted individuals and venues.
A fragmented notice details timber and bale clearing operations near Latellaeh Pat and Park, mentioning Mr J.C. Ksuphle and a buyer named Forte feud. The garbled text references machines, weights, and dates for the clearing work, with unclear attributions and locations.
Acting secretary of the Farmers' Welfare Association informs the Urition Australia Wooliteulos Union that priority payments for Heaton are deferred until May 18. The delay relates to accumulated funds and urgent needs of distressed gra ssers. Mrs Parkes replies that the advance arrived but May 18 remains the earliest retirement date for any payment.
A fragmented advertisement describes a mystery romance film titled The Girl in the Web featuring Sylvia Hirer and Alan Larry Sonion. It notes a Strand Theatre screening with a noted cast and mentions other films like The Kinkery and The City of Silent Men as part of the program.
A damaged notice describes the Public presentation of The Sign on the Door by the Warren Theatre troupe. The public onlookers discuss the show, noting the production's quality and potential controversy as plans proceed to lodge approval on Thursday.
A fragmentary notice describes an auction at Purhee Municipal Yards on Saturday with multiple heads and farm goods offered including tools and veterinary items. The text mentions an active political mobilization and upcoming nominations, with references to a candidates process and local reorganizations.
The death occurred Saturday morning at For bok Hospital of Mrs Catherine Wright more than sixty seven years old. She had suffered for some time and was from Helens hospital for several months. Her remains were interred in the Church of England cemetery on Sunday morning with F Warren Cars at the graveside and T Pensley directing the funeral arrangements.
Fragmented OCR reads of a local notice mentioning Mr Son Gunn of Forbes and an inmate in a private hospital in Orange. It discusses recovery efforts, a ceremonial event in Balluritay, and comments on a secretary and alderman, with political and civic duties in a town.
Fragmented OCR note outlines Western Agricultural Show dates likely set for late year with councils in multiple towns. Mentions Parkes, Lachlan and Warralong areas, with references to March and August planning sessions, potential venue shifts, and council votes affecting scheduling.
A jumble of local items shows town proceedings and shopping notices. It cites a February event in Victoria Park, plus references to Continental stock, toy displays, and a range of garments and fabrics. Names appear inconsistently, with unclear dates and locations.
A foggy Sunday event features OniGKET visit of Peak Hi e yickelers for the Grinsted Cup. After a twisting game, Ferpon rotalauit claims the trophy. Notable scorers include I J Waker 46, Hasey, W Hagkott, and Gawain. Other results list Thomss, Ke Dontio, Newhiestng, and Glile bam.
A long, garbled report covers a cricket game with named players such as Gillham and Forbes. The narrative mentions exhibition play, notable wickets, and crowd applause, reflecting a period-voice sports record of an all-round performance and key innings by Parkes and Forbes, amid a delayed adjournment.
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