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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 05, 1918
Page
3
Dr. Michard Arthur presents a series on winter health resorts noting the benefits of stable temperatures at Marly and the South coast. discusses air quality, dust avoidance, and climate advantages for invalids. The excerpt outlines high but steady daily temperatures, moisture, and healthful, tranquil surroundings as reasons visitors seek winter stays.
An OCR reading outlines trains to Parkes and Tottenham via Bogan Gate Trundle and Tullamore with departures on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at 0 20 a m and a return from Tottenham on Monday Wednesday and Friday calling at Tullamore Trundle and Hoxan Gate arriving Parkes at 1 p m
A dated correspondence discusses surplus from 1915 16 wheat sales under government guarantee and whether to retain or distribute proceeds to farmers. It notes farmers preferred selling back to the government and mentions plans affecting revenue and settler relief. Other items reference school staffing, transport conveyance to settlements, and a Lawn store advert with petrol and goods.
A statement attributed to Mr Watt Acting Prime Minister clarifies that the Government of the Wheat Board did not intend to end the 101R 16 pool or exclude growers. It explains plans to eliminate remaining stock by state action and distribute balances to growers, noting the complexity of three pools and the need to wait for full stock disposal.
The text presents a garbled, likely 19th or early 20th century advertisement or medical claim. It references remedies for colds and throat infections, mentions a homemade medicine mix, and lists dubious preparation steps and costs. The source style mimics a period notice with nonsensical phrases and broken names.
Barse Tong rules require notice for drovers passing through the area. Any shooter or offender found after duty will be prosecuted without respect to person. By order of the manager.
A fragmented memo references Forbes and a paid annual amount with cryptic phrases. It notes leaving instructions with Moore Brooke & Co, Yorbea, or the Royal Hotel in Parker. Details are incomplete and context unclear.
Disjointed OCR text hints at a chaotic scene in New York with mentions of Paris Meri, Merihow, Pat Piper, and a web of names. References to a New York millionaire, a thwarted romance, and various oblique characters suggest a fragmented narrative or literary montage rather than a clear news event.
An old advertisement fragment lists a nursery in Parkes offering fruit trees and related stock. It mentions contact details and a phone line for the nursery and includes several unreadable lines with dates and names, typical of a damaged catalog entry.
A fragmented church timetable lists Forbes sessions at 1 am and 7.80 pm with Rev. R. Putton presiding. mentions of Meistow Hank and Jane Roy J Potton. future services on Thursday 7.40 pm and July dates. notes United Meakin in The Hatt and mission serves conducted by Rev J W Donald Bedgermwns.
Fragmented OCR records listing Methodist services with names and times. Mentions multiple individuals including Robert Shelia and mentions of prayer and hymn selections. Details are unclear and partly unreadable.
Nicholson and Co advertise musical pianos and instruments to colleges and convents statewide for nine years, touting reliability and durability. Sample instruments shown and purchase arrangements arranged.
A fragment notes a payment action involving Abend Mowatlee and an old penny taken against a yard payment. The readable text is sparse and dates or places are not clear.
An old notice promotes Sulkies and Sulkies teams for purchasers to call or write for quotations. It highlights 70 prizes, special and champion prizes, with delivery terms and solicitations, naming DWYER as a leading supplier in the Commonwealth.
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