Accountant at Stailoneid Farm Keeps Books
Trade names removed and inventories taken as part of combined accounting work. Auditing and general housework completed. Income totals prepared and returns filed.
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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 31, 1919
Page
4
Trade names removed and inventories taken as part of combined accounting work. Auditing and general housework completed. Income totals prepared and returns filed.
Lavi and thamyeaR Het initiate preparations for Hookkeepings Rents and ht Collected, with AN tests of fusiirans arranged.
A terse note lists D. J. Murphy as a regional tax expert amid district updates. The entry mentions Su Hon and farm audits, with references to a Federal Land Tax system and a mailing box 139.
Fragmentary text mentions an architect named Stewart and references to army gypsies and various titles. The readable parts do not yield a clear event, person, or place to summarize a coherent news item. The fragment lacks verifiable facts to form a proper summary.
A report describes a meeting between swindlers and local citizens at night to arrange the folding of a large demonstration, likely scheduled for April, with unclear details and reporter's glitching text.
A damaged OCR fragment notes a court event in Monahan v Irwin. Mentioned are a Tuesday afternoon appearance, public docket details, a witness, and unspecified testimony in a leaning toward footnote style record. Urban context remains unclear due to garbled text.
A garbled feature program blurs a dramatic play titled The Woman God Forgot. The fragment hints at a TV or stage showcase with actors and a notable female lead, though details are unclear due to OCR errors.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a benefit event name and scattered phrases. No coherent people, places, dates, or organizations are readable enough to summarize into a factual item.
Fragmented OCR shows names, places, and events including Mr. Sincotn and J Vaildas, Kevin Wilh overseeing peace, Walan of Aliesteeet, Fans atx, and a Lawiahant hospital operation with progress noted. Sergeant Hatt, Patt, and many others appear among references to burial, injuries, and Monday work.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a Monday footwear item or event and lists names like Carvi n's nat at fotontombinas ae 9 Hoth Herault ale ply. The text is highly garbled with no clear actions or outcomes. The record remains vague due to legibility issues.
Lieutenant Albert Eewirds, ex Alderman Edwards of Forbis, returned from four years of active service at Gallipoli and in France. He was met at the station by local officials and townspeople, welcomed by Alderman Mcbunwell and Deputy Mayor, and praised for his service and friendships formed with the Light Horse.
A meeting of the Repatriation Association executive was held on a Wednesday in February. Attendees included M. R. nowt vom, Mr. Dun EB. Rachinn, Rev. H. I, Stjern von, and Mr Ladus typorate. The Land Department advised applicants for land to be interviewed at head office or local committees.
Readable phrases mention a town game and players Wit Didi Cr ive and a date around 14thuramw. The text is fragmented with many garbled names and unclear actions. It references a match or event at a town venue with mention of property and a winner, but details are obscured.
An elderly account details a fatal drowning near Forbes after two youths, Jones and Hertram, attempted a river crossing. Coroner and police report describe the struggle, resurrections, and a farmer’s inquiry with testimony from Bray, Budd, and Wamy as they retrieved the body and investigated rabbit extermination contracts.
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