Sweet Tuesday and Friday Noon Quarter-Turn
An OCR fragment notes a time phrase Sweet Tuesday and Friday after noon and a phrase The Quarter in space level. Names or places are absent, leaving the item as a brief, unclear schedule fragment.
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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 29, 1918
Page
2
An OCR fragment notes a time phrase Sweet Tuesday and Friday after noon and a phrase The Quarter in space level. Names or places are absent, leaving the item as a brief, unclear schedule fragment.
A fragmented description touts a picture palace propetator presenting a grand spectacle to honor returning soldiers. It promises a revolutionary exhibit with thrilling feats and dramatic scenes, aiming to attract audiences with sensational claims and low admission.
In the Porbes Court morning session a round headed man named Geor gie Nae ateimeg faced Mr Sto Howey for Georgio. A witness claimed no beard before a match ended. The jury awarded blame to Mra M'Chuky for the poor condition of the potuloen and ordered compensation of £1.
Forbes district notes cover club business including subscriptions and payments. mentions Brownbent Moloney Ryam Tozer and many Forbes residents, with remarks on subscriptions due and drawing attention to attendance at Saturday meetings and upcoming events.
A crowded court scene and local notices cover housing, school, railway plans, and social events in Forbes. Reports include a blaze of small incidents, a porch cut, a fatal carpentry project, a school expansion, and plans for a new railway link between Howenfel and Marrariguten with a 500 000 beam project.
Owing to the Humber Of Melt berm belue out of town the annual meeting of the Forbes Jocks Club, slated for Friday evening, was postponed until Tuesday evening. The session will be held at Puemnery’s hotel with the members in attendance.
Fragmentary text notes a river outing and social events at Grudgery on Sunday with totals 47 and 31 plus 108A, mentioning people and a party of Fors deo fluhermel et HUMDURKAN Kol TX. It references Murray Cod and early days fishing lore in a colloquial tone.
The Royal Show opens March 26 with a lavish prize list from Abe Gopal cultural body. Eleven thousand pounds in premiums will be awarded across nine days and four nights, including Suffolk and Clydesdale horse prizes. The Defence Department adds 74 pounds for trophy items, with registration for Australian land grants and foreign entrants.
Citizens face four o’clock water suspension as taps vanish from streets. Officials claim a shortfall of about 126 foreign units will affect households, while residents demand immediate restoration and a plan to prevent further cuts. The council votes and monitors usage amid calls for equitable relief and timing.
Following a stick operation a rifle shooting trophy was presented by Private Fy White. The event at Worties range featured shooters including Patterson Treenor Miller and Heyan. Conditions were Me shore and 260 to 309 yards, with W. Beastey winning for longest range.
An annual meeting is set for Thursday in the Council Chambers. Directors will read reports and the financial statement and address any matters arising. Members note unclear lines but hope for improved support to the hospital this year.
An aid event tomorrow at Mr F. I. Brook's picture palace features a star film with Ane Morton and Eindle Poly in named roles Pedro and Laberius. The performance aims to aid Perches Returned Soldiers' Fund with a big audience expected to attend.
A Friday event organized by ante conscriptionists in Farbe drew strong attendance. The evening featured a lipstn dance display, a tongue-speaking by Forker, and general merriment with supper provided by local donors. Notable performances included a cup-dance rendition by Miss Kisie Wend and a standout display by the young ladies, praised for their hard work and energy.
The damaged text references growing oats and wheat on a farm, with mentions of departments, a photo flag sown on June 2, and a schedule extending to May 4. It lists scattered place names and numbers, including Algerian and Calyntia references, as well as weather notes and a destruction incident.
A clea rumbled message from Ponts nacoe Coneval informs Cowra and Canowindra officials that river height notices are being reviewed. The Deputy Moominaters General in Sydney reports that Tangomenta Wave warnings will be issued promptly and shared with local offices for live updates.
Reports from Mackay describe a cyclone causing sudden flooding and major damage. Police note many horses and poultry swept from roads while locals shelter in halls and buildings. One death confirmed though police say many feared missing are safe. river and railway lines face closure and urgent help is requested from the Queensland Premier.
A fragmentary 1920s Melbourne report notes a shipbuilding plan facing criticism over rivet driving and industrial support. Officials discuss government shipping proposals and the influence of labor, with mentions of the Victorian government and a national navy role.
A fragmented account recalls a peace movement urging a yearly vow to end war. Speakers including Mr Tudor and Mr Fireman advocate shifting focus from national power to humanitarian aims amid a world war-weary public.
Fragmented text references multiple players and teams such as Trokugowsa Goakygagan Fortes South Forte Uluk and Kirby with scattered names like Hodue Hy Stacie and Stank Hameln. It reads as a garbled late season recap or score table with mentions of markets and ranges, but lacks coherent events or outcomes.
London dispatch reports the peace conference delegates clashing over a proposed peace plan. Pan-Germanist and socialist factions push diverging agendas while President Wilman’s terms face repudiation from some fringe advocates. Troop movements at Luck and Manheim air raids add tension as Bolshevik stalemate and revolutionary voices shape the broader European scene.
A man named Stevens faces a trial related to alleged atoning goods from Meare toha dieagher and Coc. Adjournment granted for several days. bond set at £40. Various property items and witnesses noted. sales season and local notices referenced in Forbes Court Hive area.
Fragmentary text lists names and a property location near Fist with unclear references. It mentions Moumekald Murelture and 20 Mr Jonegh Trwwn and a Nay Patan property but details are unreadable and cannot be fully interpreted.
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