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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 08, 1919
Page
2
A fragmentary note describes architect Mr Stewart at 1 Howgries Kiara Goma tape and imperial avenues preparing plans and specifications. It mentions supervision control and potential rent considerations, with reference to a New Ax An Aculiltent in the Prvrlow Dintrirl area.
The provided text is garbled and unreadable, lacking a coherent story, names, dates, or clear entities to summarize into a valid news item. No actionable subject or event can be derived for a concise T and S.
Fragmented OCR language describes a RC presbytery ball with mixed garbled elements about dates and participants. Mentions Lake, Farben town, Poesday, and various odd phrases. no clear event outcome or standard names emerge. The readable portions provide no verifiable facts to form a concise summary.
Foxes confront western range conditions as harvests tighten and ranchers seek seasonal relief. Local authorities report mild weather aiding trapping efforts and note ongoing consultation with wildlife services to curb impacts on flocks and sheep.
An arrival at Forbes station drew a warm town welcome led by Model Builder Hapedie with a procession to the town hall. Local residents and families praised Sgt Merl Goddard and Corporal Handsy for wartime service in France and beyond, with multiple locals honored as returning heroes.
In Sumys on a rainy Monday the Rev Ho Muaringtan praised the local Krush Church for faith and football. Reported promises noted by attendees aimed to resume student activities and Hates Hayes aiming to reopen meetings while urging safety and community effort.
At Forbes Court yesterday morning John Gateley faced charges of being drunk and disorderly on Templar Street Forbes Glywerion witnessed several people misbehaving as he pulled away Neydow. Fined 41 or seven days.
Sydney Twenty reports from Budapot as Trotsky claims Bolshevik power is not secure due to Allied intervention. Trotsky asserts disciplined troops and defections, denying Entente plans to force armament and arguing Bolshevik strength and provisioning will prevail.
In a Liquor Act case before Mr Helm at the Albion Hotel, defendants Strickland and Goeth Ungary faced charges for unlawful hours. Testimony described beer on the premises and a confrontation at the bar as police and constables investigated the scene. The defense claimed innocence while witnesses described the events of the night. The proceedings drenched in confusion, with cross-examinations and discrepancies marking the long session.
A fragmented notice from a historical page references a snooker tournament entry with unclear names and unfamiliar terms. The readable items include hints of participants or organizers and scattered abbreviations, suggesting a local club event with limited legible details.
A jumble of garbled lines references hotels, travelers, and names amid unclear shifts. It mentions Forte FortOEL and FortOEL BE, Captain, Anette, and Ve Start, with scattered place names Hlende and Hlende SL and mentions of a wife. The fragment provides no coherent event or date.
A garbled OCR extract outlines scattered references to peace celebrations and numerous personal names. The text includes unclear mentions of locations and events, with several proper nouns and dates unreadable, making precise reporting impossible.
Telegraphic update from Sydney reports 87 new cases and a growing outbreak in Melbourne. Shortages of care and medical supplies cited. government advocates action. Seamen strike for port readiness, higher wages, and compensation for injuries or death. Justice Figgins and Admiral Clarkson noted as figures in settlement talks.
A jumbled OCR fragment depicts misread names, hospital stays, and political mentions. It references various individuals, locations, and groups in a disorderly narrative, mentioning doctors, meetings, and social figures with limited coherent context. The text remains largely indecipherable but preserves scattered proper nouns and partial events.
An unreadable OCR passage hints at a list of items or actions involving ten open utilities and various names. The text includes scattered names and terms like Bar Ang and Foren, but lacks clear events, dates, or places to form a complete report.
Fragmented OCR shows advertisements and notes about Forbes events and local notices. Mentions pony races, school activities, peppermint cures, and upcoming community notices with scattered names and places. Density of names and places is high but details are garbled.
The report lists pass marks and scores from the National Buntueau exams across several grades. Names include M. Butler, Girot, Parker, Birnie, and Nancy Martin with marks varying from 11 to 90 percent. Speed targets show 70 words per minute as standard, with others at 90 wpm.
Fragmented OCR text shows a garbled headline about a shorthand diploma and related names. Key names such as Molloy and Ghetti appear amid misread letters, suggesting a school announcement or diploma awards. No clear dates, places, or outcomes are readable.
The letter discusses Sunday afternoon events and Sunday holiday plans, mentioning cricket and athletic concerns, tensions around organizing strongest teams, and expectations for participation. It references mutual arrangements, local preparations, and the desire to secure support for a forthcoming event and vote.
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