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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 17, 1914
Page
4
In the Deoland area on September 22, uncertainty surrounds the Dyess performance that was scheduled in Syanes and Getaber. Lun mY Tronce Vile Ane MMP Tae Tor vusWal advisor notes delays and possible postponement.
The note expresses sincere gratitude to Wr Delbers for care and attention during the owner PARNELL's Tyeny Hine WM event at Okaw, seeking acknowledgment of the matron and Nubsee in Forbes Amosnitul.
A damaged text piece conveys a thank you message with unclear references to people and places. The readable parts mention gratitude and a sequence of garbled names including Victor Meares and Allison, but the overall meaning is obscured and uncertain.
The article fragment describes a tennis match involving players with uncertain names and unclear affiliations. It mentions a Parkin or Warvaw location and references fans or supporters. The readable text is too damaged to identify complete facts, dates, or outcomes.
Fragmented OCR text shows scattered names and places with garbled phrases about prices and local figures. Key entities are difficult to identify. no coherent event or outcome emerges from the legible portions.
Fragmented OCR lists various places and events. Names such as Foudon New Mexican Provident and references to military or governmental activity appear amid garbled phrases. The readable items imply a news brief summary of wires and notices with political and defense undertones.
The telegram reports a major tragedy with a dead woman found near an inquiry site. Officials condemn neglect and demand action as cities face steeper preparations, police scrutiny, and new safety measures amid wartime austerity and public anger. The piece references protests, a damaged transport system, and calls for accountability from ministers and civil servants.
Sulorn J Wita reports to Forbes Police Court where Kan Vinesnt Kelly is charged with stealing a tent from Chong Bros. Witnesses place Kelly near Post Office Hotel Lane with the tent. George Chung identifies the tent valued at 10 shillings. Constable Jmkinnon and Lt Patrick Ryan testify on custody and character. Kelly fined and ordered to pay costs. tent returned to Chong Bros. John James Hartt pleads to charges. fined for court record.
A hospital benefit notice outlines an intended charity performance to raise all proceeds for the institution. The request asks committees to confirm what portion of proceeds from the special event titled Cetsha will be used. a prior performer notes limited direct view of the program.
Notice lists local business updates and ads for Old Orkney whisky brands 0.0 and 0.0 Banklund. It mentions a rabbit drive in a paddock near Grove Hill, clarifying mislocations and praising Mr ENOL owner of Grove Hill. Also promotes The Forbes Show and tailoring services by Rankin-street Tailor Buckland, urging readers to order soon.
Personal Subsluspector Whitfeld reports at Forbes police courts morning. Various Forbes figures including Mr and Mrs Calder and Mr Ringin Kent feature in a sequence of legal and civic notices amid examinations, promotions, and forthcoming speeches at Forbes and surrounding towns.
A dubious finish marks the race as Darpe mtier defeats Lonion Wyliay Tisore Conentier and Gunboat Mitt Sgh Yanterday. The French champion is declared winner after eight rounds with a foul ruling against Car Dentin OMface.
A fragmentary report describes a Wednesday shooting contest for a trophy presented by Mr J Mt Batas. The text mentions a 300 yards range and unclear outcomes, with multiple garbled phrases about faults and scoring.
The Life issue reports the Yorkes Musical Society has opened bookings for the comic opera Dorothy. The group, with prior successes including Piers of Pen, sence and Celeha, aims higher this time and has been rehearsing for a long run with strong community support.
The Debating Society last night discussed Dominion relations in a spirited session. Members Messe A Woolas Prater Le Bayle H Unedonethc and H Watts led the debate while Mr J. Smithy supported by G Mitta Sepate and Mahwr clarified Government positions. A challenge was noted from Bourn Wandary Chul.
A fragmented newspaper ad lists high class suits and shirts with various prices and brands. The spot mentions special sale events on January 15 and bold names like Upual Brice and Strong Tweed Troweers, reflecting a period retail catalog style.
An unclear snippet mentions a reward linked to Gold Sleeve and a der. The fragment references apply terms like anyocare or vicg without full context or identifiable persons, places, or organizations. Further readable details are required to produce a precise summary card.
Fragmentary price list items include Defiance Longeloth eight doses at 80 each and White Twit shooting measurements. Entries note White H.C. Quits and Cot Bina Kote teach with Grey Hugs and Lace Curtains priced at 1/6, plus Tray Cathe at 6a, and Bargains at GEORGE 38S Sai.
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