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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 07, 1922
Page
4
A Parish notice from a Presbyterian church reports activities for an upcoming Sunday school session and local services. It lists names and places in abbreviated form and references plans for community outreach events.
An auction notice from Pound keeper J. Lampton calls for bids on horses cattle and branded livestock including X70 near alroubter and white bull. The sale references July 20 with details on brands and features but OCR appears garbled, listing various animals and branding cues without clear lot numbers.
Fragmentary OCR shows a dated 12/6 entry on exchange of rams and lambing, listing breeders and quantities. Names include Martie Mies and Ligendu rams with export notes. Prolonged indecipherable lines suggest a livestock transaction with prompt application to T. Woods.
Novia Hyland and Sams Ply of 150 Vurria Street Sydney advertise turkeys for sale with low commissions and no village charge. They request immune pricing and invite price offers from buyers. The notice emphasizes affordable rates and direct dealings.
In memoriam for Praca Juli Rexd reported on duty at Trangia aged 1021, with family expressing grief. The notice mentions bereaved parents and siblings, describing the child as dearly loved and longed for, with a tone of solemn remembrance treasured by kin.
A vow donation will be displayed in the yard near Curry's boot shop on Luella Street tomorrow for Uckers to enter a chance in the Famlo on Bale.
Vital statistics from Forbes show births and marriages for the quarter. Male births 24 and female births 28 total 51. baptisms or similar entries list Cathy, Muuion LO, females 10 total 20. marriages recorded at one. Reported by W P White CPS.
Fragmented notice lists patients and dates for dental procedures in Richardson. Mentions Smith, Fors brane, Boas berg, Porkes frou, Maly 40, Ah Me Qohwedson, Lind any, and upcoming days Friday and Saturday January 14.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a Grenfell hearing sale with names and terms unclear. References to individuals such as Daviey and Markeson Wout, a Holl MEMMER, and Masons Dice appear amid garbled phrases about a humid Koenites tail and a found Wilbo detaiI. The fragmentary nature limits firm facts.
A clearing sale conducted by Menary Moors, Brooke de Co and 3, Keane in conjunction with Mr. Percy Morris offers the Mychward with property at Fundaburra Crook. The sale, set for Wednesday July 19, lists a wide range of mining-related items and assets to be auctioned.
A marginal OCR fragment states the Commonwealth Government and banks announce a second advance of freight credit due by August 2. It mentions the Haak, ABioei tian Banks, and a World Trade context with phrases like 8.8.0 Vuhiplars and Malarmagemionie haya teen mundo.
A historical note outlines the Wyalong Condobolin rail route, detailing depuration, map accuracy by Mr Arion Nelson, and a twelve mile corridor with hedgerows and buildings. It mentions the trial survey within one mile of the Hinchwall area and local country fence lines for survey clarity.
Strand Theatre Tonight showcases Captain Murwy expedition to Papua and the Tortee, Pirates and Savage Pearls, with Toland and a cast of poets and artists in a voyage of wanderings. A programme features Gladys Watson in The waters and Sule ntitled Hosiness is Bupinow, plus a George Fitzmaurice production and a marquee cast. Monday night offers The Clik Thow touring Cantin ton with Dick Hendrick and a dramatic domestic tale, along with The Roof Tree and a stormy Southern fraud drama.
The Furbex Band held a brief practice at Orborne Mall on Tuesday evening under bandmaster Mr W. B L Acrat with full attendance of 10 members, cut short as Acrat had just returned from Sydney. The group plans another session tonight and aims to be fully active this week with several engagements.
The Gladstone features Wit G Edwards applying to Mr Helm for temporary works near the old hotel. The application noted plans and buildings visited by Sandou and Liverpool, with costs and insurance details including £460 claim.
The Bribaree gold field gains attention as a Sydney syndicate allegedly offers 20 000 to start mining. Prospectors outline a route pegged through M Ennoch to Weedaltion and Somerset Mereiman’s area, about four miles. Water supply, drinking quality, and rainfall affect operations while around 20 prospectors camp on Sprig property enjoying the open-air experience.
A government note remands via MP Thomas Lavette on Gooingong Progress Association request for a direct line between Morbi and Vowra. The Department will not fund a new link. current facilities suffice, delaying a Forbes to Cowra direct line until costs are justifiable and the work is affordable.
The motoring interests of Casey Tow Sandorwon Farr Fonce unite to form Casey Sandorion Parrwdes and plan to move into Rankin Street. Gandereon Farrance form a new venture in Crow Street, aiming for a central Rankin Street site, with services in engine repairs oxy welding and related work.
ThysMroh MeNt, a high school, reports 780 pupils at year end, with references to local counties and quarter highlights. The piece markets clothing and grooming services, urging readers to Austen & Prattoy'n, Ket, and Rankin Street shops for overcoats scarves hats and haircuts, featuring promotional offers from C. C. Aycklinod.
The community records a string of local moves and duties. Mrs Jueto Fits leaves Crombie Private Hospital for a higher load, Mrs J. H. Farrand’s nephew Charlie Muller shows favorable recovery after surgery, and Sgt Ball will remain on duty in Bathurst. Mr Crutistione visits Sydney, while J. C. Bartle plans a move to a major city firm. Rev Father Plispatrick to Hu y for temporary duties, and Provident of the Royal Busby Lewie Gad stars in Emeralds football. Chamber of Commerce members host a farewell for K. S. Hawkins to Neiait, with gifts and best wishes. Nic Mawktax heads to Taree with Mrs Hawkins following.
A week’s notes report a new Underground Line Wryce delay and continued command decisions. Births, deaths, and obituaries include Julia Diane of Figer MLC, Rushcutters Bay death, and a prominent Labor member’s parliamentary career. Advertising covers show selections at Austen Pratley’s with new stock and price ranges for boots and ladies’ footwear across departments.
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