Allison at the Branttal Jun 19 Obituary Note
Victor George youngest son of Mr and Mrs G NANMnon of Westwood Hack Yani, listed among the deceased in a brief obituary fragment from the Branttal notice.
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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 14, 1914
Page
2
Victor George youngest son of Mr and Mrs G NANMnon of Westwood Hack Yani, listed among the deceased in a brief obituary fragment from the Branttal notice.
The note expresses gratitude to Hijeoraly thane, Matsonaru Subse, Forbes Dia letee Hlowpiint for care and kindness to Veine Goares Mison. It also thanks Mieke Kindness and others for their ongoing support and guidance, including 10 as their kenonees and syn paths 1 and ROSE ALLISON.
The readable segments reference a badge or roll item, mentions Aly and Drorwuteik, and indicate a public notices style. Details are unclear due to severe OCR corruption, but the fragment hints at a roll or badge event tied to a location and dates.
Fragmentary notice outlines six events at Hogatate meeting and Voltan Thurntay on August 18 with two horse races finishing August 1 and 4. It notes nominal entry fees and indicates information available from secretary Me G 5. Slevhénian.
An incident near Condabolin involves a well known Mast who arrived in a vehicle from Forkes and attempted a risky water crossing. A bystander grabbed the engine hose and the vehicle pulled away as the train of events unfolded, with one rider receiving a small prize and none injured.
Thomas Ronder approved for repairs and painting of officers quarters fences and outbuildings on Lands One key detail notes Charles Bray lentor at 38 percent on 19 August, with work to cover maintenance in the Sydney Telegraph report.
A crowded Liberal candidates for the Senate meeting at Crow's Nest is described as a Mad Mullah running amok among the legislative machinery. The report likens the speaker to a lunatic agitator slashing at all opposition within the room.
Melbourne Tuesday report notes Mr Hughes speaking on Mr Cool and Mr Levine and their team shambley attraving hit cherodhe Senate. The piece mentions owners and media champions at the Constitu tion amid bloat uniquing claims.
Sydney reports the redent rolls for New South Wales are up to date with completion announced. Details include local notices and ongoing administrative steps as authorities finalize the roll update.
Sydney and Melbourne figures, including Mr Troits and the West Australian Munster for Agriculture, submitted a chore to the Victorian Railway Committee seeking expropriation rights valued at 2,000,000. The bid centers on a large bulk handling project with rail involvement across Victoria.
Vague report from One Town Hall last night notes demonstrations titled Orange and a Grange celebration led by Sir Bayward Carsone. A donation of 2500 ty the Calor TUM was mentioned, with unclear context and ownership.
Sydney reports Tuesday that a family code of amnalinoy has been rendered at Morn.
A fire destroyed the Raman Catholic Presbytery in Inllstom after an unspecified incident. Authorities say Bre Pieter Ghuskavhs provided initial details but phrasing remains unclear as investigators assess the blaze. Further updates expected from local officials and fire chiefs.
Fragmented OCR notes an Inverell Diamonds item with unclear details about a Tuesday event or shipment. Names and specifics are unreadable, leaving key people, dates, and actions unresolved in the readable segments.
A public dispute erupts over the sugar duty proposal with officials from the city and state arguing for and against. The controversy centers on economic impact, consumer prices, and regulatory oversight, drawing comment from local business leaders and residents.
Sydney Thomas and others faced summonses in a mining case as a Northern miners dispute adjourned until the next hearing. The matter concerns employments and related welfare.
The Western Australian financial balance for the year is reviewed with highlights on economic indicators and market performance. Analysts note shifts in sectors and discuss implications for investment strategies and government revenue.
The Sunday service on July 13 at St Andrew's Presbyterian Forbes drew 164 attendees and featured a notable sermon by Reverend Yor. A large Forbes Town Hall dance followed on Thursday night with about 80 couples dancing. The event was chaired by Mr Juioes Bawatde, with local officials and representatives from Parkes and nearby districts in attendance. Receptions and tributes were noted, including a ceremonial singing and remarks by the pactal secretary Mr Aghaon.
A large social gathering assembled at the Laney home in South Lead to celebrate Mrs Laneyrie and Mr Laney, with toasts, music, and expressions of good will. Speakers praised hospitality and community ties as guests departed for Forbes Winton, leaving a friendly, festive mood.
A Tuesday hearing in Sydney's Alyyure cage addresses a dispute over pony racing rules. The case centers on alleged breaches and the fate of several entries slated for Kensington races tomorrow.
Sydney Tuowdas reports on Wilmar games and the tufent billiard scores with Londriim 9Y2 listed among the results and related standings.
Report of suspects including Tupaany Powe Traynor and John Caplon charged with taking part in unlawful activity at Murweltirnok stable grounds. Authorities allege they aided in improper entry of the racehorse Haughly Joun during a scheduled event. Details indicate both men were found at Clayton Mable after an early morning inquiry.
A police inquiry at Anoka railway station centers on John Mason in connection with obstruction on the line. Investigators report a haul valued at £1900 recovered near the main trunk line, linking Mason to the alleged act and the wider disruption.
London reports a tumultuous scene with clergymen warning congregations against meddling in political matters. Shots and revolvers used as unrest grows near Kilerm. A rail incident at Manchester ends with injuries to a guard amid chaotic explosions and scattered debris.
Fragments describe sales and displays at Forbes Parkes Show with references to wool garments patterns and fashion pieces. Mentions Parkes, Wyalong, and politicians and auctions. Mixed content includes weather notes and show dresses.
In this fragmentary report, Puré Wald with Welah cab is discussed as a stud at Manding and Karyrio, with 1916 year references and prices noted. The text highlights Imported Welah cab as a top winner at Melbourne Royal Shows, along with Pure Gold’s notable progeny and Little Bplandid in Victoria. The fragment references stud fees and season terms.
The article extends sympathy to Mr and Mrs GN of Alton and their family on the death of their youngest son Victor George. He died after an appendicitis operation last Saturday afternoon, with peritonitis leading to his death. The remains were taken to the local church and seminary for services this afternoon, with many relatives noted in the obituary.
The passage records a cascade of names and roles in Greenslanil Forbes and Parkes, noting Mr George Portur, Mr Curt Wills, and others connected to AARC, Victoria arts leaders, and local church shifts. It mentions hospital injury, royal attendance, and upcoming inductions and religious events around July, with details about attendance by Fr. Calder and abbots at various ceremonies.
An inquiry was ordered to consider the death of Henry Twyer in custody at the gaol after a Thursday night incident. The proceedings involve officials from Woodhe Great Paperssta Par Coughs and Coan. The partial report notes the mysterious circumstances surrounding the event.
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