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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 11, 1919
Page
4
Mr Stewart J. Hodes of Killer Corea ite ALF ant foxertal Army announces he has commenced practice in architecture in the Farlies District. He will be pleased to render plans specifications and drawings and oversee and control any residential or other building required.
A brief, plain spoken field note describes a wall stump on site and locals gathering in a street spot. The text references style and ease of living, mentioning safes and a nearby area in a casual, observational tone. No clear names or dates emerge from the fragment.
Fragmented OCR lists land and estate agents and wheat certificates with scattered terms. Mentions Templar Street Forbes Uhos and Avuatealia office roles with unclear references to rents and debts. Details are illegible, containing mangled names and positions.
The notice lists subscription prices for quarter and annual periods with advance payment details, indicating rates for a period tied to the publication. It mentions per annum options and terms for prepaid subscriptions.
An obituary from Montrose notes the passing of Paddington Ally Hoyle aged 29 years and eight months. Beloved wife of Doyle Sill and mother to the late children, she resided on Sill Hit Road, Waverley, with family listing including her maiden name Pritchard.
The Robb family expresses heartfelt thanks for the kind care given by Forbes Hospital Matron unit Nupnen and staff during Rexsie Joseph Robb's illness and to the Gravin family and other friends for letters and sympathy after the bereavement.
At Tuesday night’s council meeting Alderman Tale proposed Reliance Bank take over the road works project totalling 240000. Lewaniko requested the Commonwealth Bank loan of 10000 to support town improvements.
Readable fragments describe rabbit skin indications and home level readings at Weanendus. scattered mentions include Weiry Sil Lu Ud detrot and 12d to 20d ranges, with references to writers and an unfinished poem. Names and places are garbled, leaving unclear events.
Mouthers of Forked tila Calheli MW held a shooting event yesterday morning. The main draw was a C4 between FM Brook and A Mowell with ten birds per side. Mowell won, hitting ten birds to Brook's nine. The fire sweep decided the eighth round with TREK UF Tomes and Bob White. Seven shooters shared the prize as birds were scarce. Participants included Ds Hibekeett Ki Putests L Laweyrie 8 Dayamien J Bittnns AL Martin and A Howall.
A malformed report describes Alderney Pivernany proposing a formal inquiry into employee layoffs amid service disruptions. Alderman Patterson notes many council members oppose a full layoff review and suggests referring the matter to a regional association, with a likely decision at the next conference.
From January to June the Forbes water system pumped 57,227,920 gallons, vastly higher than 15,794,470 gallons the prior year. Officials attribute the surge to high demand from numerous properties, with work underway to improve supply reliability and infrastructure.
A Parkes versus Mor Bes tennis match planned for Forbes curves tomorrow was postponed because of afphens among the Parkes players.
Rumors persist that Fortis and South Forbes Pons Clubs push toward securing Wovile for a racecourse. The proposed route would cross the Torber Alockinbingstotn area, near Mybhirvington’s belckyard, with an “ideal” site expected.
Fragmentary notice outlines a matter involving the PF. and G. cooperative grain, insurance and agency company and a man named Elsen bore in a thin issue. The target appears to concern workers and production parameters with implied governance by master and general manager.
Tax instructions indicate that residents must file their 1918 income tax returns by July or late August with details on wages rents and other earnings. The note lists due dates for individuals and others, emphasizing timely submission.
The fragmentary text references correction, sermon details, and disputed promises. It mentions Rev. Mirrington, references to Penew and Voutbatl, and a discussion about terms of a cave treaty claimed to date back 2000 years. The jagged notes reflect confusion and unverified statements about authorities and the journal’s handling of the matter.
Sorne Pictures showcases a new film titled The Roundup starring Tom Aix and featuring Ebane Vougine. The production, described as a Western themed entertainer, promises action and scenic settings with a bustling cast and a prominent appearance by Siworey Bourbvarowely.
Melbourne disputes committee orders a two week halt as coal miners transport workers and Seamen’s Union threaten wider action. The Commonwealth eyes a Peneg Gmeur day holiday while post offices may close on Sunday. Death toll rises with 14 killed and 91 injured. 4260 deaths overall in July across the state, with 2542 in the metropolitan area and 281 in the Newens district.
A jumble of notices and chatter describes a Salvation Army concert with Mayor in attendance, a football match and upcoming games, and various names and events. Advertisements for Peppermint Cure and other goods appear amid announcements of social gatherings, drama, and sport fixtures, all reflecting a bustling community page.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions various proper nouns and places with unclear relations. Readable elements include names such as Woods and Pappwrsiint, with references to a home, a hunt, and possible events, but the overall narrative is uncertain and scattered across phrases.
A Farben Patents fund Ciuone Association session met in the evening to arrange for the Peace please. Mr A Thomson urged fair attendance. On motion by Merry Marnvall and Austen the children’s please will be held Friday. Appointments were made for joint matters continuing through August.
A partially read 19th century racing report notes a benefit meeting held at Forbes course on a Wednesday with spot attendance and community praise for Forbes Tockey Club organizers. The racing section lists NURSBE HANDICAP and VOLUNTEER HANDICAP events at Pine Park Warroe Ruby Route and Pine Park tracks with detailed horse and jockey names, times, and dividend figures, highlighting prominent starters and results.
The issue reports on a group of Convent High School students who completed shorthand and bookkeeping courses with high marks. Principal Mr Harrison notes exceptional pass rates and acclaim from Bustume College, Sydney. Honored students include Florence Butler, Florence Crippa, Olga Hannatora, and Nora Dunn with scores ranging from 83 to 114.
A narrative recalls Lieutenant Thorns and a private, Thomas, in early wartime service. It notes duty, promotion, and a link to Forbes and Home authorities. A World War I era recollection highlights military conduct, education roles, and local figures in a fragmentary record.
In a Tam court session a list of defendants appeared including J Shunuban and Robinwo with various charges. The case involved property valued at 213, George Aband Cade as owner, and a separate charge fined 10 for disruptive behavior at Rawkinstren.
Pony and trotting meeting details race by race with winners, dividends, and owners including Gavin, Fallon, and Reed. Names such as Mortis, Inox, and Goldenetie appear with times and payout figures for the day’s events.
An early report notes calls to trade with Germany and mentions Clemenceau and Wilson. The German delegation faced information gaps as the treaty resolution neared ratification. President Wilson urged renewal of lenient terms, while a transport ship Cura k with German internees sailed from Sydney. The ship curfew and quarantine measures were described from Darben.
Me ALD and HL Nelson report a wounded Forbes captain receiving the Military Medal amid return of several men from Sydney. The piece notes double honors for a few, and mentions Mr and Mrs Willy Cominusy with M Comiskey and Bun, plus talk of future plans around the Victoris Hotel in Sorbet.
Wedding ceremony at St Lawrence church Foe Hoy for Saville of Goulburn and Sinsaint Maplin daughter of Mire and Mire St Marti at Kern House Forbes. Bride given away by father wore navy coat and skirt, navy hat. Bridesmaid Mine Chie Martin wore matching frock. After ceremony reception at parental home with gifts including cheques and a revolver. They plan to live at Gowryuri.
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