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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 02, 1920
Page
7
Fragmentary text lists names and phrases such as MAHER and WAT Tor AtFivary House in Ken Xu Washing, with garbled terms mentioning rooms and a junior cleric. Content is inconsistent, unreadable in parts, and lacks a coherent event or outcome.
In loving memory of Alexander Kam Fras er who died at Lithgow in June 1819 inserted by his lovers and brothers.
Ten years after an application for administration of the estate of Pierce Field late of Farben Tiv in New South Wales carpenter deceased will be made fourtaes days after publication. Ruby May Field widow of the deceased may apply and all creditors may present claims. Ruby May Field Park Street North Thomarton is the address given for notice.
Crown Land Agent F. Goode of Sydney with two decades on the lands department seeks selection by civilian authorities in the Fortien District. No further details provided due to fragmentary text.
Notice under the Pastures Protection Act directed to Forbes District owners. Work to begin August 1, 1920, and continue until August 21, at Veriumbur. The project involves uprooting and destroying noxious plants and weeds along roads and boundaries, with operations by the protecting authority.
The document, presented under the Musturen Protection Act of 1912, issues a public notice by Hastings Pedleution Hagel for the Forbes district. It outlines a regulated work period from August 0, 1920, to December 9, 1920, detailing methods to suppress and destroy nuisance rabbits and other pests on lands within Goviloh and surrounding counties, under authority of Hunter, the Pashiter Protection official for the district of Purbas.
DIRECT FROM THE SHEET WELLE & CRAMPTON will vend PUVHle ANstion 4 the Orange Corporation aile Yardu On THURSDAY JULY sth At Li Y'stoch 00 CHOICE STORE WATTLE 300 Bylingks and years old AHL reas and roan 108 Cows Including 99 Durkan owss as young and in quod forward Theyre 2 beautiful fot in muleadid con ition true to ages and owners who are denirius of a fresh lot of cattle direct from the breeder stowld ot misa the opportunity of attending hie wate ute Sute Days rraday Ky Duby
A reprint from an 1820 Advocate issue discusses a controversial tale about taxes affecting children, involving Anew O'Brien and Litky Vanigellins. The narrative presents a hidden plot, with a rabbi accused husband figure and a lake setting.
A damaged OCR note references property and persons with unclear names and places. The readable fragments mention a farm, first class genetics, and a specific location near a station. The text is garbled with missing words, hindering full reconstruction of the event or notice.
A chaotic OCR fragment details a cattle sale at Orange containing garbled vendor names and misread phrases. The text references AM Moway stone and Onngs Corporation with mentions of cows and butterkly types, but critical details are unreadable. The piece likely described lot quality and conditions but is not recoverable as a coherent event.
A garbled advertisement promotes a new shirt range at low prices from Austen de Pratioy. It claims savings for customers and urges readers to visit the shop for deals. The note references a sale period, shop location, and upcoming event with various misread lines about fashions and dates.
Train delay notes cite a disrupted service as the alu from Stoekinbingal and other stations face a one hour setback. Officials anticipate a connection with the event from Furbys Hyntungs while weather conditions and live conditions affect Covina rail traffic.
An obituary notice reports the death of James Milton, a well known farmer. It notes his bereaved widow and his sons and daughters. The funeral is arranged for the church at a stated time on the following Tuesday.
The notice reports an official loan announcement for the week, with references to Wednesday night events and the caravan of funds. It mentions Mr Lung, the terms of the loan, and a forthcoming week’s schedule.
A fragmented OCR passage references Mr Fred Lotelt, Nate James Smith, and various properties and towns, including a 440 acre farm on Hogan Road and possession by an executor. It mentions individuals such as Mr Dawley and Mr Brooke, with scattered notes about towns, dates, and severed lines of ownership, but the text is garbled and lacks coherent narrative or verifiable facts.
The wedding was celebrated ninety weeks ago at Holy Trinity Church Orange by Canon Taylor. The bride is the eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Hidhold of Theiborne Parken and the groom is Master Haylock. The couple, after a ceremony with bridesmaid Miss Minos Judd as maid of honor, left for their honeymoon in Syaney. The pair will reside in Parkes.
The marriage of Miss Doyle of Kenmare and Soartean to Timothy Doyle of Forhon was celebrated with mass and Papal benediction at Our Lady of the Rosary, Waitara Sydney. The bride wore pale crepe with pearl and silver trimming, entered the church with her county O'Sullivan attendant, and was given away by Mor tamer O'Sullivan. Miss Macy Pisgerata served as bridesmaid in cream blue georgette. Mr Mark Fitzgerald acted as best man. A reception followed at Ardmore with Mrs Spiteri presiding for the sevice. The couple departed for their honeymoon in a blue crepe gown and traveled by chioke blue rossume.
A marriage announcement from Alders-Berrill notes the wedding of Yaa and Sugle in Thuscity Miss Annié Rey HM district. The report of the event will appear in Who "Aavocate" next week.
The report details heavy rainfall easing the long drought in New South Wales. It notes improved pasture, hopes for wheat prospects, and broad recovery across regions including Forbes, Riverina, and western districts. Specific station readings show marked gains in places like Brewarrina, Condobelle, Parkes, Orange, and Bathurst, signaling a significant reprieve for farmers and communities.
Wire report describes vast flood damage across districts with thousands of sheep drowned and fencing swept away. Namol flood near Roggabri submerges area while Macquarie River at Putiba rises three feet. Boats shipped to Sydney for rescue, river towns warn residents as rains continue and services suspend.
The council meeting discusses extending the railway line toward Parkes and Waroonga. Ministers and local MLAs push for a submission to the Public Works department while results from recent regional elections show mixed support and heavy rain causes river flooding near Cowra and Forbes with rising river levels and forecast fine weather today.
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