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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 19, 1926
Page
2
Fragmented OCR text shows references to meetings of local land boards under crown authority, with names like JAS HUDGERS and BENSON, and mentions of homestead farms and legal notices. Other garbled lines hint at offices, addresses, and various names, creating a chaotic snapshot of a dated public notice page.
Wanted. Motels Chultan and Sona WT MMU Hypo Herons appear at One Advocates Office per UUM AEM notice.
A tender note announces a 240 yard supply of clean river sand to be sieved at the Ty and J works, with submissions opening January 2.
The piece reports a chaotic incident at Mint A Hawke’s residence on Farrand Street during a staged event. Police and viewers noted an outbreak of noise and confusion before the scene was contained. A child actor named Charlie Wenton reportedly fled the stage before order returned. The incident prompted attendance delays and a public safety response.
Telegraph delays hindered communications amid storm damage near Cadat as fans await the Aiul Verours Day cricket carnival. Prominent figures and sponsors prepare events including a swimming carnival and naval tables, while local figures comment on rising rates and public concerns.
Fragmented report covers country shows and quarter sessions with scattered notes on trade and events. Mentions ports, wages, river fishing, and a man named Kyaw, plus health concerns and a casualty or accident tied to travel or movement.
FaWorM Leeland Cade faces a Quarter Sessions reappearance after a July 4 drunken incident in Ronkin BiNe01. Wade Tying was found in a drunken state, Cade already with numerous convictions. He awaits sentencing for a charge of stoning billiards, while the Railway Department lists excursion plans and timetable changes for February 18.
The Rendebaker line touts itself as the sole maker of a new car praised for luxury and comfort. It claims a unique duplex top and distinguishes itself from other manufacturers by offering a premium, affordable model amid industry competition.
A long social notice extends heartfelt congratulations to a Forbes circle member on the arrival of a son and heir. It lists multiple family connections, engagements, travel plans, and upcoming gatherings across Forbes and Sydney, naming several individuals and households involved in the celebration.
A partial OCR fragment notes a December 1 sale action by Skudebakers to Wold to Porhow buyers. It mentions a price around £8 and a free Marien given, but many words are garbled leaving unclear entities and full context.
Multiple obituaries and death notices from Forbes and surrounding areas report deaths from meningitis and other causes. Funeral services are noted for Daphne Aileen Lloyd and Agnes Marie Turn, with burials at Church of England cemeteries. Clergy changes include Father John Sexton leaving Kore for Trundle parish duties.
Brisbane reports the annual Labor Convention begins February 8. Proposals aim to shorten labor hours, with a plan favoring eight hours for females and others discussing broader economic functions for the Federal and Local Governments.
Fragmentary notes describe obsolete prison restraints and police equipment used historically, mentioning terms and phrases about confinement tools and their lesser role in England and America. The unreadable text references a constabulary defense and attempts to discuss gear, prisoners, and return measures, though specifics are unclear.
Wool buyers reported Sydney markets showing strong bidding earlier, but trades on the day lagged as greasy merino and other fleece types moved slowly. Aces by Sydney Wool stood out as notable despite subdued overall activity, with prices hovering near weekly levels.
Fragmented report from Adelaide describes a rivalry incident and a matter involving mouse poison, with unclear names and places. Portions mention Hannu Commins and Stefoanke Comins in a dramatic late event, but details are obscured by OCR errors. The piece hints at a death related incident and possible judicial or formal response.
Fragmentary notes indicate candidates increasing for Eden Monaro seat with mentions of Tuomas Ryoney and Mra Parking. References to MTA and Mirohla Win keher plus unclear names suggest additional entrants and party activity in local race. Further readable details are unavailable in the text.
Adverse weather hits potato production with forecasts of reduced supply. Growers urge buyers to expect higher prices and increased demand for children's cotton goods like rompers and play outfits. Mankin brief note indicates market impact.
Awe py Uituere of ome wookn Ate Fhaman Victory, longtime resident of Forbes, died yesterday after a long illness at Huntswood Private Hospital. He was age decades and is survived by a widow, four daughters Mrs C Wheeler Forbes Mrs Thoman Acheson Forbes and Mine Victory Forbes. The funeral will be from St Johns Hotel Taglaid at 8 oclock this afternoon with arrangements by Mr T T Peastey.
Fragmented notes recount a Forbes district hospital committee meeting with donations discussed, funds status noted as very low, and several staff and guest names. The report mentions fundraising actions, a forthcoming annual meeting, refreshments, and guest remarks. Future planning for hospital administration and committee tasks is outlined.
Fragmented text lists many names with grades and mixed subjects including geography mathematics science and drawing. The passage appears to be a damaged school roster or grade sheet with unclear spacing and garbled words.
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