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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 11, 1913
Page
3
Readable fragment notes church service listings for Forbes with times and names including Gardner and Reader. This brief item records 11 advertisements, references Forbes location, and lists attendees or speakers for a church service schedule.
July schedule lists Forbes led services on July 18 at 11 and 7 20 with Das roobalaie and Yarra yale at varying times. Other locations include Weelong and Cirawe lla with times around 2 20 and 3. The July 27 entries show additional times for Forbes led services.
July 1 church services listed with multiple times and ministers. Rev A W Parton and Mr Shelton among presenters. additional names include Forbes, Mr Payne, and others in varying time slots.
An aged notice from The Forbes Advocate describes biweekly issues published every Tuesday and Friday afternoon. It lists subscription terms, quarterly and annual rates, and advertising policies, noting no bookings exceeded five standing adverts and naming GW Browniill as proprietor.
The Havdlars club hosted a handicapped 440 yard inquiry on Wednesday with 79 yard and 440 yard heats. Results list winners like Rox Coles and Mothorne in early rounds, advancing to a close finish where the Tozer brothers were outpaced.
The Shire Council considers funding six tacks to build a tank on Grenfell Road. Messrs Grieve Brow are asked to excavate at sixpence per square yard but the council may not fund the project this season. Grieve Brow offer acknowledged with £23 charity toward hiring and ground tests noted for water retention concerns.
A golden wedding anniversary marked fifty years of marriage for Mr and Mrs George Pyment. Relatives and neighbors attended at their Back Yarmouth home, sharing greetings, gifts, and a celebratory supper. The couple, long residents of the Farls district, were surrounded by children and grandchildren, with many attendees recounting memories of their years together.
A compact local note reports a mixed up game event with mentions of Sop Cuvion HuckIns, Mist Woods, and Great Peppenatae Cure. The fragmentary text hints at a score or result but lacks full details to confirm outcome or participants.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a sale named Plowagin and a Newnnrial Kelly involved in a high glass stallion sale. Details are unreadable but indicate a public sale event with bids and prices to be announced in a local daily.
A cluttered OCR fragment mentions lighting and names like Riley and Neal Pane with stray phrases. The readable bits hint at a sports or event note but no clear dates or outcomes emerge. Entities include Riley, Neal Pane, and Prairie, but details remain unreadable.
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