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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 11, 1913
Page
1
Train timetable shows Forbes Condorolin line details with arrival and departure times between Bogan Gate Parkes Forbes and Condobolin. Services run Tuesday Thursday and Saturday.
A fragmented timetable lists rail and bus connections with Parkes and surrounding towns. Entries show destinations such as Bathurst Cowra Molong Melbourne and Sydney with late fees noted, plus sporadic times across Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday and Sunday.
A district notice lists Wheatley and Martel as agencies involved along with Maveey Hurts tropical ivory VINGrerhAek Red and others. The notice mentions Be aio and Chulr euttorr, Axton, Burn's Msenures, Northern Aourance Coy storing on Biles. conducted in any part of the district.
Norwich and London Accident Assurance Association advertises personal accident workmen's compensation and other branches of accident insurance through Frath Co with terms on application.
An advertisement lists Gold Saver Soap and wrappers, Salomdld Cleanser, Magic, Primrose, Clumsy, Water Song, and other soaps. It mentions cash payment or exchange and urges customers to ask their grocer for these brands.
An old weathered notice references Tom Malloy Livery Stables amid a town event near the Hawt Hotel. The fragmentary text mentions stables, a public venue, and possible enforcement or attendance at the site during the week of the event.
Business notice from Glynn and Morrow at Rankin Street Forbes stating they have pub raised the whole business from MP K Clifford of Ral funstrest and intend to invest in the same. They advertise splendid ullaral rigome and advising Salou Smokers revis ites and fancy gunds locked taare ground and set.
A large fire causes extensive damage to homes and stored goods amid accident and disruption. Edward Weaver & Co. and local agencies respond as current rates and insurance impacts are discussed. Fire, damage to furniture, stock, crops, and buildings are reported with no confirmed fatalities.
Repairs to Al Kiudé of Mirness completed with Rest of Leather only. Work guaranteed and priced moderately. Boots and shoes neatly repaired at Sydney Pricax by H Morrow.
Fragmentary notice states Empire Hotel, previously run by Clifford family, is taken over by Mrs Clifford with direct supervision by Beat of Bours Wines and Splette on Ons: Stoked. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
A garbled OCR fragment references Boers and Solel with incomplete phrases about love memories and attending events. The text lacks clear dates, places, or actions to summarize into a full news item. It appears as a damaged note rather than a coherent report.
A fragmented notice mentions fire and storm risks for crops and stacks, livestock including foaling risks, and a Farmers Policy. The unreadable clipping hints at insurance guidance and possible ads for coverage in the Advocate-era paper.
The Club House Hotel announces its takeover and completion of a thorough renovation. Patrons will find a modern hotel with comprehensive bar and lounge offerings, a fully stocked bar, and updated quarters described as among the finest in the West.
The notice records attendance at a table event titled first sinbling and mentions splendid bedroom accommodation and a new house. It names George Washington Brown Hill as proprietor of Thy Forbes Advocate and Lachlan Airent as involved in the publication.
A quirky collage of dialogue and vignettes features characters trading formal talk, humorous miscommunications, and observational bits. Scenes include a car chase with a mysterious obstacle, a foreman’s office exchange, a detective’s quip, and an East End cinema glimpse. The snippet blends family banter, theater, and everyday oddities with period tone.
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