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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 19, 1918
Page
4
Listed items include monthly rendered accounts inventories and general accountancy work with income tax returns prepared.
Ancription fragment describes a winter health product called Nourishing Flesh Builder. It mentions Kepler's Matt ail ib bbe Oat and Wy de mile Stall oa, with unclear context and garbled names.
Robert Officer has been removed from the Shire Chambers to Mr J. T. Woods' Office located on Lachian Street. The note records the relocation of the official within local government premises.
Mysterious notes mention VISITOR Haigh Eeveraud the Bishop of Hathrat arriving at a ceremony. Principal Mise J. W. Polhurst presiding figure described with ceremonial titles. Fire House appears in corridor chatter as a location tied to the event.
Fragmentary text reports a confused note about Mr Jiwrge Sheelmn and Sil Fara leaving for Mel owen to dig. It mentions aid sales and a SHTAbDY event at the dockout with a pharbine flarab entity. Three other stations are referenced but details are unclear.
In a tense semifinal at Mirrington meets, Hrode rick wilutes roeedsel on forfele while Mate Hews and Nelson advance, leaving Woushiag to claim a narrow win in the deuced singles.
The fragment describes a horse named Dead Shot offered for private sale ahead of the season. It mentions the horse being bred, with some pricing noted around 22 pounds, and references other horses and related gear.
Witlehcombe Carson Ltd reports Lindon Downs in Warlalda district spanning 4210 acres. Vendor is Mr Robert F Taylor and purchaser is Mr Victor Whiteman formerly of Walgett. The deal is walk‑in walk‑out including 2700 sheep 8 cattle 4 horses and plant.
The minister announced a rounded rise in tobacco prices this week with several examples listed such as caps tan cut etc. including dark plug bright plage and other grades. Differences between city and country prices are noted as expected.
Sim Vernon Castle, widow of a fallen soldier, appears at Cronk's Theatre in a Pathe plot her role in Conviet Way and a two reel comedy Kid Snatchers. The program also features Theda Bara in A Fool There Was and William Fox's A Bath House Tangle.
Three Detroit residents sustained injuries in separate accidents during the past dark. Bras of Vyehon suffered a broken collarbone from a horse mishap. Jack Hammond fractured a toe, while Mr. Raoxettill of Rareenong endured facial wounds and ear injury after another collision.
The meeting at Weleda racecourse on the 24th inst promises a mile trotting record attempt by Chub Reese with 17 entries listed. Enthusiasts expect strong showings from the stallions including Cierhy and Maori as contenders.
The fragmentary text references a new industry and a business named Wat the Lead Meat, with scattered mentions of markets, leaders, and a mystery market. The readable parts are incomplete and unclear, yielding a tenuous snapshot of an industrial venture.
Stud owners and advertisers are reminded that Forbes Advocate will apply the No 3 contract advertising rates set by the NSW Country Press Association. Rates depend on requirement with notices in the weekly Friday issue for three months. The paper adheres to the stated scale and pricing.
Fragmentary text references various names and settings including Paris and Catherine the Moodie. The content is garbled with repeated syllables and lacks clear narrative or factual cohesion. No decisive events or identities emerge for a structured summary.
A burglary report from Hanktinestroge Whitt notes a front door forced open at a local shop. Suspect(s) entered with skeleton keys and likely aimed at valuables though not all items appear stolen or targeted. Police urge caution and request any tips.
Fragment reads details of a local show and races at Parkes with a two day program. It mentions a secretary Abe Kt and dates in August including a fill-in deadline.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses Sir Rice, a performer named Nas Ween, and several names including Jives Bathurat and Condobe Thm. The text is incoherent, with many misspellings and unclear context, making it difficult to determine a clear event or person focus.
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A harsh cold front swept the area with temperatures plunging to near 27 degrees below zero. Early morning wind chills dropped as the mercury fell, frost and ice spreading across streets and surfaces. Water lines faced stress as the cold intensified, and residents prepared for continued frigid conditions.
The Attorney General declined to press charges against John Organ connected with the death of H. Heinke at Darrohalgle works. The court authorized the action but the bill will not be used.
The document notes a high price for a fat bullock believed to fetch O5200/-, bid by agents Messie Calling and Venn of Young. The sale, to a southern grazier, was conducted on behalf of Mr W. T. Cald wit of Allegowbucen Morangarell, marking a record in fat bullock pricing.
The Forbes Follies will perform at the town hall next Thursday offering a bright brisk entertainment. Posters print from the Advocate advertise tickets priced at 2 shillings and 6 pence with a small additional charge.
The Forbes Gun Club held its opening shoot in Myr fia paddock on Wednesday with numerous competitors. Hughie Swan led the day with a sweep outright and several shooters posted solid scores as handicaps, with prizes awarded for sweeps including pigeons and birds.
The fragment recounts local figures linked to wartime affairs and transfers. Mentioned are Sgt Lavell a native of Vorbes and brother of T Lavell, Lt. Lakell tie geet, and Me Mialeoley Mrege who represented Mr MWiGyesey at a teen event. Also notes Mr Travers Jones moving to Forbes and Mr Allin Morgan selling a house while Fred Burgess exchanges positions with his brother Dick at Forbes.
A garbled report notes a 22 degree reading at Forbes and mentions activity by a group of men near Woolk Crowding. It alludes to a town record and a dramatic event as a bewnelout Dhaek swan fue teen alweryenk.
John Saul a longtime Forbes resident and caretaker at A E Peppercorn’s garage died Wednesday after illness. Survived by Mrs W E Harrison, his sister daughter of the late Mr Soul. Funeral Thursday at Church of England cemetery with Mr Olver officiating.
A Forbes Graziers Association gathering reviewed support for returning soldiers. Delegates reported on conference work, praised delegates' efforts, and discussed plans for assisting veterans, grazing education, and potential memorials. The meeting also noted a secret vaccine formula presented by M Garrvie Smith and set an annual meeting for November.
Message references a suit for upcoming shows and a recognition of Auckland seat, with unclear notes on quality, fintech, and work. Call early and expect cooperation, but concrete details and actions are not provided.
In Parkes a young woman Maud Cridland employed at Freeman’s Hotel died in a shed behind Tattersall’s Chambers. A coroner’s inquest heard Loftus and Cridland spent the night in the shed. she then claimed she had swallowed poison, later identified as a strychnine compound. No motive was found, and the coroner ruled the death a result of willful self poisoning.
Fragmented OCR shows town notices for July events at Moethodiat Church and town hall gatherings. Mentions appeals services, post office repairs, fruitless references to cures and prizes, and dances or gatherings for townspeople with Sunday services and community announcements.
A Reuters dispatch captures an enormous Allied push from Chateau Thierry to Soissons with gains of two to four miles in places and 16 prisoners taken. Australians advance southwest of Villers and Hebuternee. French Americans report heavy fighting, counterattacks, and stubborn resistance with uncertain gains.
A Reuters dispatch from Vancouver reports German forces crossing the Marne and penetrating toward Houromerie with counterattacks repulsed. Allied generals including Pershing monitor the setback while casualties mount as fighting intensifies. In unrelated notes, Sydney reports a factory hiring expert tailors on Pennisee Worm supervision.
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