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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 21, 1919
Page
2
Trading on Temple Street offers station and farm accounts with audit and general accounting work. Tax returns prepared and inventories taken as part of the service.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference land matters and bookkeeping roles, with mentions of rents collected and insurance, but text is garbled and incomplete. No clear names, dates, or organizations are discernible to confirm a specific event or outcome.
J Murphy Hindinese Systemist income Tus and Federal Land Tax Expert based at Stuy Hon and Farm arcolinis speciality with P O Box 38 and telephone 15.
A notice announces an architect Mi Stewart i. Hoduty and associates plan a public race and protest in the Ferher Disipfot. It states they will submit plans and specifications and will supervise and control any real estate related construction project.
The Forbes Labor League holds its annual meeting on Friday evening at Bell in the Connell University. It reports a credit balance of 53 pounds and outlines campaign aims for the year. A donation includes support for Harti hospital and the Porven weather relief fund.
A local cycling club announces new members including Porhen Pyle and Thiw nowy, with several riders such as June Won, AY, McManon bemacon, and A. Hoatawan added to the roster. The group plans a Monday event and notes upcoming activities with WW Striehtmit and Gab fumes se yond.
Fragmentary notes describe a cricket game with unclear events and players. The text mentions volleys, a return match, and gate timings but lacks decipherable names or outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR text shows sporadic numbers and names. It references a match or score with Watson and H tones, but lacks coherent context or full sentences to determine a proper event, participants, or outcome.
Local landholders complain of growing water shortage as attempts to test wells fail. Reports note reluctance to drill deeper and references to potential burning for water. A landowner at Tuttutsaug is cited among others in search of reliable supply amid pressure on existing sources.
The article describes William Fox's prestige project featuring Theda Bara and outlines the scope of the production. It highlights a large budget and extensive battle scenes claiming a global epic scope. The piece notes promotional efforts and public interest in the Fox feature.
Fragmented OCR narrative details a mining incident and attack near an eagle area with references to a hive event. Specific names, times, and places are unclear due to garbled characters, but describe a confrontation, pursuit, and a flight scene tied to a hill or clouded landscape.
Tax intake at Forbes Land Office in the past year totals £20,296 with indications of rising business. Reports suggest increased activity and faster processing delays due to new procedures, while officials plan improvements to handle the workload.
Jamee Muguire resigns Monday from Forbes to start a tailor shop named Gnatheas in Tamplate sirort MFT. Drang, a noted former president, remains popular at Forbes and supports the move. Deane Ty assists in Anzar with arrivals at Guttipols landing as new enterprise launches in Ports.
The readable text cites Ena Lisi appearances and district concerns, plus a report on government savings reversals for applicants up to £1000. It mentions a company with advertising claims in Karla and a small, unclear financial summary with dates and amounts, all framed in a dated, fragmented regional news voice.
Telegraphic reports from Sydney and Melbourne describe a large wheat shipment fire and financial maneuvers. A Melbourne meeting, led by Mr Watt, discussed guarantees on 1918/1 wheat reprisal payments and a projected fourteen million pounds fund. Wireless updates say damaged troops are safe, while Labor MLA Mr Laesariil attended discussions on transport and security measures amid mounting war strain.
Fragmented report notes the Repatriation Department considering options as costs rise and ports await ships. Mentions the ALP entering a competition and lists returning primaries with unclear origins. French colonies reportedly to be represented at a conference with broad Allied participation.
The article reports the wedding of Francie Augwatue, daughter of the late Mrs Kearnyy of Beau Lake, to Howard, son of Mr and Mrs Rem Thorane. The ceremony took place Wednesday afternoon at St Taphol's Reman with a large bridal party and reception at the bride's residence.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a political meeting or article referencing the Labour party, government figures, and a district event. Mentions possibly election or council matters, with garbled names and dates, and mentions Derby boots and a youth event. The text is unclear and partially unreadable.
The announced lineup for Forbes includes A Sharp, Sol Stad, Puckland, Kevin Ward, Begny, Kevin, Kia G Flannery, Robison and sad. The roles to represent Forbes et range tomorrow have been chosen.
A society social in Wedgerabone was postponed due to many invited guests unable to travel. The event aimed to raise funds for employing a minor nurse for Rav and to host Mr Ready and Miss Watson. Forbes hosted the engagement, with hopes for rescheduled attendance by Farber attendees.
Friends mourn the death of Mire Hasspy at her Bywood residence on Friday night. The elderly widow had been in improved health for weeks and had recently entered into December after a long illness, with Mrs Troadbent previously staying nearby.
A fragmented report discusses a wheat guarantee act and the Commonwealth and States role in payments. It mentions a large overdraft around 17 million and ongoing preparations affecting funding and timing for any payment.
In Forbes municipal matters William Ratti prosecutes George Golking Ed Grinsted Edward Otford Stra ONeill and Mrs Anniesine for allowing stock to Wray within the city. Fines of 7/8 and 6/ are imposed per case. Also John Paeney fined 10/- for a post and West charged with profane language. Air D J Moloney pleads entit y on de banat.
The document details a dispute over a Jersey cow kept by Stibhard in North Circle Park. Authorities accuse parties including Moloney and Meliton of mishandling the cow and its confinement and examine who had the authority to regulate cattle in the reserve as of December and January. The yard, fence, and park access are described, with references to penalties and legal actions against the involved owners.
A fragmented record describes a park dispute, a yellow Jersey cow claimed by Norman Lubberd, and local officials including Forbes and Maloney. The document notes council actions, a deposed Poundkeeper, and tensions over park control and public access.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions people and places in a jumbled mix. No clear event, date, or structured facts to summarize into a full news item.
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