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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 24, 1919
Page
4
A fragmented notice references station aid and general accounting work with mentions of inventories and tax rolls but lacks clear names, dates, or locations. The readable text hints at routine clerical tasks and small-scale financial duties without a coherent event or outcome.
A cycle event titled the five mile road race is set for Monday next with Farhan Cycle Club organizing. The starting point and exact course are unclear due to damaged text but the prize is listed as £110. Open entries are invited by XEUA and UA.
A fragment describes a thirsty sheep overheard near Forbes, triggering a scramble as workers unload from trucks. The scene mentions a possible charge and a quick push to fix the situation, with confusion on the route and intent lingering.
A scrambled OCR fragment states that Kopan Male were the victor in a narrow contest amid praise for a pal and government figure Metory Choy. The readable parts are inconsistent. the passage references a rectification of a recent event and mentions names without coherent context.
A disrupted Lake Cowal report describes representatives from the Lake Cowal region visiting the site. The piece notes water levels and the impact on the lake’s condition, with references to personnel and local responses.
Fragmented OCR summary recounts a dramatic sports or entertainment event with names such as William 5, Hart, Forbes, and Mrs. Breuer. The piece mentions a late night performance or story, with references to a mob scene and sensational style. No clear date or location is extractable.
The death occurred at his residence in Guthot Maio on June 96. He had lived in the district for many years and was aged 96. The funeral will be held tomorrow at 11 am. The Catholic portion of the cemetery.
The article notes completion of Armstron gs Corner near Lochlan and Court Streets with the Bank of Aaravalua below Unvurchwer. The sale includes the funds and buildings facing Loehlan Street, currently occupied by Mewen Moore Brooke KM U. Brofertek G Hugo and Wo A Totoy. Likely a new two story building will be erected.
In Melbourne seven and twenty patients at Matourne Hospital are afflicted with a fever form of fatigue illness causing anxiety. Officials consider measures to protect Victoria and a New South Wales meeting was hurriedly convened to seek federal action.
In a crowded afternoon meeting at Oma, residents discuss how a dispute began over a property line and fence. Tensions rise as accusations surface about property misuse and potential escalation.
A distorted text discusses pasture protection and union leadership elections. It mentions a move toward one person one vote, replacing other voting concepts, and a planned future election to select leaders. The passage references administrative terms and a push for changes in how votes are counted.
Ren SDHAL, George Brown caretaker of Forbes Hall Nid recalls a remarkable episode at Bathurst Church where he briefly slept during a Benediction. A policeman woke him after cries drew attention. A large local search followed as neighbours aided the effort to locate him.
Report from Sydney notes immediate armed intervention to save Poland from Bolsheviks and the five great powers’ stance at the Peace Conference. Newfoundland’s representation remains unsettled as Dominion seats are debated. Election results in Berlin show Socialists leading with over two million votes amid Germany’s postwar political shifts.
A correspondent denounces anonymous scorers and advocates a sharp public retort. The writer claims exposure of insult and urges decisive action against anonymous opponents. The missive accuses rivals of drink and treachery and ends with threats of violence in tone.
A garbled obituary style note honors a public figure with ingoing cantonal ties and a farewell by authorities. The fragment mentions a baritone voice and a departure not clearly dated or located, but signals community loss and official acknowledgment.
A fragmentary notice describes a play titled Hungry Ryan inspired by a local script. It mentions Monroe Rattabany, Ruth Cuttord, and Avlinn directing a production linked to Bilintt Clawson's story, with a censored county context and themes of love fear and resilience.
The annual meeting of the Forbes Model Band reports a small turnout with Mr J Giradaty presiding. Officers elected include J Giradinw as president and Bry White as secretary. officers and the band committee outline progress, attendance, and a plan for uniform funding. The balance shows a credit of £3. last week 27 shillings were collected for the fund and a savings target is proposed.
A report by inspector Mr W Bowlin notes severe rabbit scarcity and drought conditions across regions. Weather remains dry or variable with inadequate feed, impacting stock and causing insolvency concerns. some landowners face eviction or rent adjustments as conditions worsen.
Fousteen fresh Dates, Vahey Long promoted, Sydney, Felday, and fourteen Cats admitted to Melbourne hospital yesterday amid accommodation shortages. Infectious disease cases rise as resident doctor, students, and two Burves fall ill. Quarantine conference with authorities decried cases. Victoria not declared. Two more admissions noted. plans for next month to review Victorian Congrat des Clatons. Casualties reported, including a retired doctor near Adelaide, with bodies transferred and investigations into the outbreak ongoing.
The death of Mounted Constable Christopher James Cullen occurred Wednesday afternoon at Morbes Mor hospital. He joined the force after leaving Trinite and served with fidelity, leaving a widow and young children. Funeral was held at the Church of England cemetery with Rev Murrington and pallbearers from the constabulary in attendance.
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