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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 05, 1927
Page
2
Duroobei Winds Forbes 1 ain Gunninebiand, 9 pam Foros, 7awan. Grand 13th duly Hovvice, Anthem of Chore, Solo by Ste Jack Diewaldaun, of Parton, REV. J. W. BOOTH Quarterly Meeting, Wednmeday, 44 D0 Serial Chore Servion, Sunday, July Har Lam.
Fragmentary notice lists a Wednesday 740 pm event about Returned Soldiers And Sailors' Temple. Also mentions sale of a tract of irrigated river land, with vague location names and damaged phrases. Entities include soldiers, sailors, temple, land sale, and river area.
Siliminn reports no deliveries after midday on Saturdays during the season running through October. A telephone inquiry is advised for further details on orders and times.
Fragmented report from Sylver pavilion on county fair events. Mentions cattle entries, prize awards, and weights, with scattered weather observations and preparations for a Wednesday event at venues including Vandenbere Hotel and The Advocate offices.
A fragmented notice discusses a fortnightly stock sale featuring Willys Knight and cattle listings, with references to municipal correspondence and a council debate. The text includes names like Mr Jack Rath and Mr Frank Smith, mentions to local figures and the Premier, and hints at election talk and labor meetings amid varied business notices.
Fragmented OCR details a municipal and shire worker meeting with mentions of a ballot, minority concerns, and community events. The text recalls scheduled gatherings, attendance, and discussions about local services, but many phrases are garbled, obscuring specific names, dates, and outcomes.
The Wyalong protest over the Old Ays issue and a dispute with Forbes and the Tinman Cum matter centers on a letter received by Saturday. The secretary Meydim Wika noted the admission of the Wynlang Club’s quill and a registered letter sent Monday following the event. Jim Howard and Mary were involved in interim actions as tensions rise in Sydney context.
Fragmented report outlines a planned debate and memorial event at a hospital site, with committees meeting to discuss donations, advertising, and crowd attendance. It mentions the Al Giore Memorial and Eyelston hospitals, local volunteers, and a push to organize fund drives and public notices.
The report details visitors to Forbes and surrounding towns, noting departures and arrivals as locals plan for a busy week. It mentions military personnel, dignitaries, and various public figures traveling to and from Forbes with engagements across governments and districts.
A chaotic OCR readout describes crumbled prices for ether goods at Jamie Lavruneh’s Bungalow property and a Monomanian sale. It mentions per-head sums, May dry periods, legal anxieties, and dubious references to a public sale. Named entities include Mr Lavruneh, The Advocate, and Dalhurar Hospital in a convoluted narrative.
A sprawling and garbled report references political maneuvering, taxation, and reform debates touching Dublin, Towne Atho Melalliales, and a proposed amendment. It cites associations, public notices, and economic concerns as voices call for action by authorities to address roads, governance, and social issues.
Forbes Advocate reports a new girls hockey club forming in the area with interest from Cootamundra and surrounding towns. Players from nearby locales, including Mira Orman and her sister, show enthusiasm to join. A schedule for training at the Tow Mall is announced for tomorrow afternoon as officials confirm formation and honorary player numbers.
A group of Young footballers including Cina Windlay, Woodie Winmote, and others were charged on June 19 with alleged drinking and disorderly conduct at The Old Royal Club. Witnesses described a tense scene with hotel guests and a constable present. The court heard testimony regarding the defendants actions and intent. Arnold, representing the defence, argued the case while reporting strengthened by evidence from Taplin and the Young secretary. The trial outcome centered on whether the Young footballers entered the bar to disrupt order or merely attended as patrons.
At a Yorbon District committee meeting discussion covered hospital funding and expenditure limits. Notes list Orange Hospital and others with copays, matrons, domestic staff, and attendants, detailing costs per week and per patient row, plus staff roles and hospital upkeep implications.
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