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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 04, 1922
Page
2
Fragmented report shows multiple tennis results with unclear player names and scores. Key outcomes include Parkes beating 20 to 1, Lachlan defeating Wore by 2, and Forbes claiming wins amid a tangle of abbreviated club names and errors.
The fragmented OCR text reports the formation of a Calare Electoral Council within a 19 Crus ty Party group. It mentions members and quarters, listing various names and places with unclear spelling and dates, suggesting a historical local political assemblee with limited readable details.
OCR fragment lists scattered names and titles such as Mary of the Linevaeye Hootitate and The Ga] elation with entries like Winter Bombs and The Vindon Vatley. Readable details are minimal while many words are broken or misread, yielding an obscure, partial column of damaged text.
Fragmentary OCR mentions names Arrien Faye Wave Lah Vn Irate Trovit Ervin Serenee Wold and an inspection note with 260 Earl. Content is sparsely readable, no coherent event or date emerges. Further clean text needed to determine a proper news item or人物.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a sensational movie or theater advertisement with references to Honest Hutch and a promise of coming Friday showings. It mentions names like Vrite Prines Auronnad Metta and Pansat, with a chaotic mix of suggested titles and imagery. The passage imitates old entertainment promos and headlines, implying a theatrical event with notable acts and motion pictures.
A fragmentary local notice describes a haunted Globe Theatre program as Pearls and Savages. It mentions a painterly exhibit, a labor scene, and a controversial display tied to a المستخرجه event at a Portse district venue with varying reactions from the audience.
A tense discussion on a potential strike by men in a city prompts questions about a broader worker action. Reuters cites Leipzig reports of court measures and German industry strain as the mark hits a historic low, with few buyers amid wartime conditions.
Fragmented OCR text shows a chaotic mix of what appears to be baby clothing advertising lines, shop names, and street references with garbled spellings. It mentions Melbourne to Sydney, sporting footwear, Wool goods, and discounted prices, but lacks coherent events or a clear narrative.
Fragmented report lists Mr W J Bentree connected with Arm of Mossit John Bewxtrer andl Co Ltd Forbes ranch and Riverina events. It notes W W Killen George Wilson and MW Huth traveling to Forbes for treatment and a return to Sydney. Mentions J Collins of Forbes Advo and praise for Leader publication.
A local bowl club announces a friendly match tomorrow at Parkrow featuring the Porhys Bowlfog Clniy and a group of players from nearby clubs. The event aims to showcase skill and community spirit in a relaxed, convivial setting.
A dense jumble of local notices and ads details sales of furniture glassware and crackers, farm plans and road works, livestock and bottle prices, property auctions, hospital fund appeals, travel routes, and medicinal tonics. Names include Forbes, Harwich settlers association, and Mr ArHIUe Nolwun.
The trial of a man charged with aiding and abetting Powell Bain Neilson in defrauding the Minister for Agriculture over wheat payments proceeds. Witness Heney Turner described his roles in wheat dealings and Royal Industries Board schemes. After evidence, the case was adjourned with bail set at £40.
A midnight blaze destroyed the Glween LL Hotel in Wowhigragumng known as Thu Pour duilo. The fire left the place without water supply and consumed the building, visible for miles. Property owned by Marin Hanitt, occupied by ME fin and Edward thr, with stock insured by London and Liverpool Globe Insurance.
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