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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 04, 1916
Page
4
N T C Ginty announces he has taken over the Hesmee of the central and favorite hotel from Mr E E Richardson and will continue to conduct the business with strict attention to patrons. The motto of the house remains the same, aiming for past support and satisfaction.
A leading commercial and family hotel stands as a key home at the Wests beat, with steady activity across departments. Managers report strong occupancy, diverse clients, and coordinated services driving daily operations and guest satisfaction.
A facility offers premium stabling for motor vehicles with secure storage options. It advertises ample space, robust security, and convenient access for owners seeking organized care and shelter for their machines.
Fragmentary World War II style dispatch describes repelling German northern advance near Novogrildok, crossing the Niemen under Neves trench works, and capturing Tod. It mentions German actions west of Sukul and between Siyr and Stockod emsted gas, with limited success and failed assault attempts.
A wartime dispatch reports Italian forces pressuring Austrian units with heavy artillery and raids. Italian successes include burning a railway station, capturing prisoners, and advancing near mount Cierat and Wit prianners. Austrian withdrawals leave scattered casualties as Italians claim gains across multiple fronts.
The dispatch describes a German withdrawal and Soviet advances on the Eastern Front. It reports the capture or proximity to key rail centers, notes retreating units under pressure from Soviet forces, and cites a claimed tally of 212,000 prisoners taken in Musriana. The German commander von Hutmner is referenced in the context of losses and maneuvers along the Pyine front.
Disjointed OCR of a wartime court session sentence, naming officers and defendants. The fragmentary report mentions a jury, a verdict, and reflections on the assassination case, with scattered biographical details and military ranks. The readable portions describe a trial proceeding and a dramatic courtroom moment.
Michael Deegan dies at 77 in Tesora after 20 years as a Sebastapoo farmer leaving a large family. A wide array of items follows including royal honors, labor hints, a missing boy case, court actions, weather damage, a riverbank incident, a passport note, a court ruling on an abortion case, and local police and public notices.
A brief note describes a children s remedy marketed as a cure for nighttime coughing and snoring. It references Woods as a claimant and mentions a product named Meppersmint. The item appears as a mid 20th century patent medicine style promotion with dates and locations not clearly legible.
A shire engineer reports on road maintenance and quarrying near Condobolin, Marsden and New Grentell roads. Workers progress on North Condobolin road tie work and Marsden Road quarrying with permission from Burns's property, while Brown and Gorman start new tasks on various routes. The council debates deviations near Mrs Turns property and awaits formal approval, with a motion for thanks to the president under consideration.
Fragmented notices list entries for shows and events with multiple place names such as Parkes Albury Canowindra and Coroner references. Dates and entry counts are unreadable in places but indicate August and September deadlines and regional locations.
Fragmented OCR summary shows a Homebush stock sales listing with numerous vendor names and prices, including Ay Moroham Fortes and M. Kohurtoun Wyoloi. The text references shares or lots and various figures, with dates like Ay 13 6 and other scattered numbers, but the details are unclear.
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