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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 12, 1918
Page
3
District news from Goolagong describes a grand ball organized by local committees on a upcoming August date. The event aims for record turnout with first class music and speakers. notable attendees and performances are expected, with proceeds supporting community movement efforts.
The weather report describes a highly variable spell with strong westerly winds. It notes heat, cold, and wind shifts causing widespread flu-like illness in several towns. The piece mentions expected rain, cooler nights, and a general pattern of unsettled conditions affecting daily life and cautionary advice from observers.
An excerpt discusses Manly as a winter health resort highlighting therapeutic visits and the perceived benefits of changes in season. It notes authorities arranging conferences and the appeal of coastal health treatments amid common winter ailments.
The Kugowra club protested after Our Boys used a purported unregistered player Turner in their June 2 match. The executive, led by Rugoy Cuton, decided the game must be replayed amid persistent claims of an ineligible opponent and related disputes.
A historical piece discusses the Alfa Laval separator and its impact on the Australian dairying industry. It traces a connection to the British dairy sector, noting the device’s influence on productivity and spread across dairies.
Fragmentary OCR text references Rawkin Street Livery Stables and individuals such as Mayers Siahilor and LANTY WHITE, Pravotot, but details are unclear. No clear event date or action is present. The source provides only scattered names and incomplete phrases.
Fragmentary OCR text lists names and initials with unclear context. The readable bits resemble a list or note referencing people such as Uriel and Moe 81, but the purpose and details are not established.
A wedding conducted at St Lawrence's Church yesterday morning united Oliver Alvhin of Tiverton with Dolly Malloy of Forest Lowes. The ceremony was led by Rev. Forher O'Brien, witnessed by family and friends, and celebrated with a reception at the bride's sister's home. The couple, followed by a small party, traveled on to Sydney and the South Coast for their honeymoon.
The document discusses share-farming arrangements on lands in Tappa Ketwte within Corawu Lind Disteivt. It outlines division into 40 marks with capital value and water facilities, purchase under a settlement, and applications for a power me grow system. The text is garbled but centers on land division, ownership, and irrigation support.
The fragment lists a maze of place names and surnames across New South Wales towns including Cowra Grenfell Parkes Trundle and Bogan Gate with mentions of wineries stations and auctions. It reads like an OCR garble of a time schedule or catalog with dates such as Wednesday and Thursday and scattered vendor names like Barry Boyd Pearce and Warangla.
Incomplete OCR shows a transit schedule between Parkes and Tottenham with services on select days. References to early morning departures at 2:20 a.m. and arrivals at Parkes around 1 pm, plus names Parkes and Tottenham, indicate a damaged local timetable snippet with unclear dates and route details.
Fragmentary advert text claims Exzerma cures eczema with testimonials. Names and places are garbled but reference to patients, doctors, and a Randwick address appear. overall the piece resembles an old medical product promotion with vague efficacy statements and limited legible details.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a local dispute or alert involving notable figures and public figures, with references to a municipality or location and a named event. The readable portions indicate a public matter requiring attention from residents or officials, though specifics and names are garbled.
Local residents report confusion over a wheat scrip scheme described as a chive tuyere for yellow work. Citizens seek clarity on validity and enforcement as officials promise further contact by mail or garreapond, with no promising actions yet.
A fragmented old railway style timetable lists stations and times for Monday and Tuesday departures. It names locations such as Melbourne, Moline, Callen Cenborne Haronbatsshy and various towns with arrival times around 9:40 pm and 9:30 pm.
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