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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 21, 1916
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR describes the Forbes Advocate with scattered lines about ads and promotions. Mentions Brownhill as proprietor and notes sections on advertisements and booking, but details are unclear due to garbled text.
The text appears garbled with misspellings and missing context about a holiday event and possible names. Readable fragments suggest a topic around a holiday display or announcement but specifics are not recoverable.
A clearing sale notice cites Moire, Pudiied Wiliam and J. Martin & Co at Bogon Gate. The sale will be held at the end of the week, offering farming implements and household items from Cadetivary and Neahitl Bros properties. Buyers are urged to attend for deals on farm gear and household goods.
A lively program at the venue featured Miss Jamie Lram and Miss Dolly Stewart delivering items that drew warm applause. Mr Baptiemann offered baritone renditions, and Bart on played many instruments, with the audience joining in on the chorus and praising the patriotic selections as well as the overall quality of the entertainment.
Al Pollée was charged with maliciously shooting at Inez Ryan after an argument on the verandah of a farm house near Parkes. Police report a heavy German rifle was used, causing injuries and a near drowning claim. Accused remanded for four days in custody with bail set at 200 pounds and two sureties of 190 pounds.
A rough, fragmentary column notes events and incidents. It mentions Anniversary Day activities at Lewis TV and a connection to Kant Day, plus brief items about two brothers in Goiliball, a fatal wagon accident near MiNithorne involving Com Muskel aged five, and a railway station alert at 102 Inen for an upcoming agreement or task.
Fragmented obituary style note recounts Private Ney ham and colleagues from Australia service. Mentions names such as Private Thompson Rosita Le Thompson, and other soldiers amid hospital and battle references. Describes farewell at church and relief of troops, with emphasis on honor and memory.
An OCR damaged text fragment notes Howey speaking on a treaty with Meabenys and references to GA, Etamyasie, Preiser, and various scattered entities. The passage contains garbled phrases and unclear context, hindering a clear summary of events or outcome.
Fragmentary report describes a recruiting rally near Eugowra with soldiers and volunteers, names of locals and officers, a riotous crowd, and mentions of injuries and hospitalizations. The text notes speeches by lieutenants, attendance by many residents, and a call to support the army effort amid battlefield casualties.
The half year report of the Sye Spey Labor Council touches on war finance, social changes, and wage questions. Reports from New Zealand describe voluntary military service debates, while a riot in Port town injures police and civilians.
An obscure report describes a train arrival at Parwobatile with a group including Mr Murrell and Mr Bilow in attendance. The chaotic text mentions Frenning Works Fulley and a series of performances by unnamed participants, ending with references to Marcobulxio and Me Houilerd.
Fragmented report describes battles between Austrian, Bulgarian, and Allied forces with references to King Stehonis and King Feriland. It notes New Zealand officers and Anzac evacuations, troop movements, and a palace review honoring Allied and Balkan units amid weariness and grim conditions.
A vintage advertisement touts Fowler's An Useptte Rye Traps and drops for sore eyes and insect bites, claiming rapid relief within 24 hours. It promotes Mawler's Black Drape as a companion remedy and cites low prices, urging readers to try the products for sun and pest irritation.
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