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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 02, 1918
Page
2
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Stud owners planning notices in The Forbes Advocate for the forthcoming season are advised that contract advertising charges will apply. As a NSW Country Press Association member, rates follow the No 9 scale, based on measurement, with weekly Friday insertions for three months. J W Brownhill, Proprietor.
Sir Churlen Wabot of Forbes competed in the mismatch pigeon jumble at Cowra on Friday. The Forbes hunter performed exceptionally well in shooting tasks with the winner described as outstanding amid rough conditions.
Forbes district residents attended the virtual sheep show in Sydney which opened on Thursday. 1074 sheep were shown including 107 exhibited by the Department of Agriculture. British breeds were praised for quality while the winter judging system was tested for the first time.
A garbled OCR style notice from a divorce case involves Kalth Alice Jokes urging dissolution from Thomas Jukor in a court near Parkes. The fragmentary text references an alleged husband, a worker, and an incident at Markley. The record is incomplete and difficult to parse.
The page outlines bowl games featuring teams such as Hah and Glovawurth and others, with Farmer and WAKh leading. It mentions upcoming matches including Ke unor Ew glade and Grinsted versus Koyini Waraa. Proceedings note players listed and matchups scheduled for the event day.
Officials warn that anyone shooting wild ducks now risks legal action at a rate of two dollars for each offense, with enforcement tightening as game seasons begin. The notice also states that partridge and quail are now protected, and police will enforce the new restrictions.
A resident named Mr WK Lute reports a repaired fence circling the Tele portion of Me premimen. He notes the mood water removal from his yard and workshop as the river rises, with a coat of shellac iron tones and a salvaged iron finish. He believes an AOC order will be issued to complete the task.
Fragmentary OCR passage cites a district authority and multiple named individuals including Jnnett and Jerhunline, with a reference to Portis and a £30 sum. The text appears as a damaged public notice or shorthand report from a local authority or postal context, mentioning a closing time and a municipal matter slated for Monday.
Readable fragments describe price mentions and weather context at a rainy construction site in Ohio. Numerous garbled terms obscure exact items but reference fuels bargains, nearby towns and people. The text hints at regional commerce and conditions affecting work, with several proper nouns partially intelligible.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Budgerigams and claim context with multiple garbled names and phrases. It references a person named Javon and an unclear event tied to a Chea t Wa hth, with scattered references to individuals like Sharon and Mat ed valong. The readable portion lacks a coherent narrative or clear outcome.
The notice records the death of Mr William Joan Potter at Dowing at rest on a sunny morning. He died at an advanced age with senile causes mentioned and leaves a grown family. funeral was held at the Church of England cemetery with Mr Oliver reading the service. Also noted is the death of Mr Robert Worman aged 1 year after years with illness, recently living with Mr W Tennington. cause listed as senile physical decline and the funeral held at Knehiod cemetery.
Telegraphic update notes Mr Holman expresses satisfaction with the wheat pool scheme. Preparations proceed amid references to taxation debates and contract signings. Several names and figures appear in the fragmentary text, including mentions of contracts and upcoming events in the financial and agricultural sectors.
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous names, places, and activities tied to a community during wartime. It mentions individuals such as Crouch, Forbes, and Forbes-Luring, with scattered references to banking, business, and social duties. The text hints at travel, local commerce, and social gatherings, but readability is severely compromised and many names are unclear.
Fragmentary OCR notes a person named Vie major and mentions a remedy called Woppermint Cure. The line includes irregular names and dates like 1/6 and 29 but lacks a coherent event or clear entities.
William Daniel Treacey faced a charge of encouraging hostility to the Tri Ash Empire during the war. He was fined 10 pounds with costs, bringing total to 15 pounds 9 pence. The offence allegedly occurred on April 18 Easter Monday, with adjournments for witness examination and defence submissions.
Reporting from Sydney and Reuters notes air raids on Paris were launched but failed to reach the city. An initial alert at 1 55 Sunday evening was followed by a second at 2 30, with casualties and damage unclear. The piece discusses German actions, colonial implications, and political reactions in Parliament while recounting a British Australian victory at Nieuppe and the Kaiser's request to spare Monts Catherine.
Fragmented text shows a public welcome by city officials and an army presence. Mentions mayor and military parades, with unclear event details and dates. Readable names and places are scarce, but tone suggests a civic ceremony with marching troops and townfolk involved.
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