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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 04, 1919
Page
4
On site observers discuss the stamp of a wall fire used in a local incident. Names and places appear garbled but indicate inquiry into a wall fire tool or marker and its implications for the scene and style.
Fragment from a newspaper page provides unreadable OCR but hints at a public event and authorities involved. readable names or dates are not clear.
Vague death notice records a Fraser connected tragedy linked to Holt Street and Hagler in Edinburgh area, noting a four year weed-related context. Names and places are garbled but indicate a Joved ain and Engisbnaies Lavhton Street references with scant readable details.
A chaotic wave of nationwide enforcement begins at midnight as Prohibition laws take effect across the United States. Authorities report immediate closures and seizures, with police coordinating with federal agents to curb illicit production and distribution.
Ullentell and Fomuarknews note that Finebing ne Ny DOEL items to be held over today due to insufficient space. Wall rescheduled to next week with additional news items also deferred for lack of space.
Plans approved for a new wing at the Furhuw branch building on Spingy and Jachiny streets. The addition will modernize the town center with a two story, 110 town building, improving the principal street appearance.
A fragmented note references Forbes and Arletty with opinions on a South Wales water project. The text mentions a railway, verification, and various unnamed details, presenting a rough outline of local interests without clear events or outcomes.
A benefit dance raised funds to aid Mrs Boy Burke after her husband’s death. The event gathered community support and honored the Burke family with the aim of assisting their needs through the fundraising efforts.
Fragmented report describes a meeting of the Forbes District Repatriation Committee held at 4 pm on a Thursday with plans for future actions. Text shows garbled names and dates, including references to Ann and West, with mention of a public event planned early in November.
A garbled update lists scattered phrases about peace celebrations and community events. Amid fragmented lines, readers glimpse references to ceremonies, days of prayer, and civic gatherings without clear dates or locations.
The readable portion shows stray references to goats, people named Aine Hay Maver Forbes and HM HED, with scattered words about a warlike theme and places like WIMMEE and LYON V8, but the content is highly garbled and lacks a coherent event or report.
The death occurred on Sunday night for Sydney Honpttah colonel fiearKe AW Meowd after an illness of about 15 days. native of Forbes New South Wales he was associated with Dalgety and Prods Co and later with stock and nation agent work. He joined AT H in Western Australia as a private and served in Gallipoli Egypt and France rising to rank of captain. He earned the DSO and order of Danilo.
A crowded Forbes gathering honors key local figures amid postwar reflection. Attendees include Majors, sergeants, and community leaders, with speeches praising service and mourning losses, as residents recall names and roles in the regional war effort.
An unspecified crisis reference describes aid linked to the Forbes building and Miwa Toys, with government bankers and insurers facing scrutiny. It notes financial maneuvers, rising public interest, and upcoming council actions on banking and property issues amid economic tension.
A local meeting of Fortien Parente and Citizens' Association discusses starting a commercial class at Fortien Chatrice Setioot. The agenda mentions a possible new program modeled after Borbes school and Miah School for potential students and community impact.
Sir Furry Lee a noted Hiwahi Gatewet butcher, reported a large sale of fat cattle this week. The top price reached 84/10 per head for prime bullocks on the Jemulona Varrao yard, with Forbes residents urged to seize the fat beef at Mum ua ay pent abattoir.
Vague notice describes a benefit race meeting organized by a committee at Rorhes West. Landnik Indies and the Model Band participate with free admission facing a fundraising event. Second day includes Forbes Benevolent Society and support from local booths.
Fragmentary OCR notes list scattered names and terms from a sporting item. It mentions attendance, fields, and dates with multiple garbled phrases and unclear roles.
A jumble of names and places lists upcoming benefit races and community events across multiple sites. It notes venues, sponsors, and participants though many spellings are unclear.
The list shows numerous participants and contenders across events and entries. Names include Henot, Sanity Mlorvye Moore, Hing liye, Fabre Mowbivwg, and Jase Jima Mynke among others. The document outlines registration details, race entries, and notable pony competitors across venues and dates.
A meeting of local association members was held to arrange a peace plan event at the showground. A £3 deposit was required to secure the ground and no rows were to be raised except in proper places. Town councils agreed to cooperate and children’s day was planned for August 5 or another date set by the Commonwealth.
Fragment of a meeting report from Forbes Literary Institute referencing speakers and debate on funding and governance. The text lists attendees and topics around funding, ship impacts, and policy decisions, with mentions of specific individuals and institutional ties. The fragmentary nature preserves names, dates, and locations as readable entities.
Readable fragments mention locations like UMN and Parke fountain and names such as Heo and Cough Wels. The text appears as garbled OCR with references to a pub, a hospital environment, and a planned event or meeting. No clear date or coherent narrative emerges.
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