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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 20, 1915
Page
2
A terse notice requests accommodation for Thor and related parties with application to their principals. The fragment mentions Countess and Terdis in a formal context. No clear event or location is specified.
The provided text fragment is garbled and lacks coherent facts such as people, places, dates, or actions to summarize into a carded news item with a clear lead and outcome.
St Helier's Orange Boarding and Day School offers thorough modern education with special attention to modern languages. Pupils are prepared for examinations for Sydney University and associated bodies.
Fragmentary OCR reads The Forbes Advocate issued Tuesdays and Fridays after noons. Advertisements details show space and inch rules, with bookers and standing ads. Proprietor W Rrownthtll appears garbled.
Fragmentary OCR text describes an event on Farnell Street on a Saturday with references to a town and local people. The readable portions mention a notable disruption or incident tied to a local area and individuals, with unclear details but emphasis on a particular local occurrence and its participants.
A fragmented historical notice mentions Forbes voluntary trainees and a major figure tied to a national event. It references EMBOIE ABELIAN and a Wis indy element, with unclear details about persons or dates. The text contains garbled names and scattered phrases, making precise identification difficult.
An unclear OCR fragment mentions multiple place terms and names, including Katy Vermont and Kool New York, with garbled phrases about water, cannons, and a water authority. The text lacks coherent news context or a clear event, yielding minimal attributable facts for a full summary.
A garbled report from Gratton lists scattered names and teams with unclear affiliations. Key figures like Royhidde and Mr Goths appear amid fragmented phrases describing events, trials, and possible matches with little verifiable context.
A Forbes district gathering honored Mr GF Longmuir on his promotion to Broken Hill school. Speeches praised his service, noted his upcoming move, and recalled his eight years in Forbes. Attendees included J Ryan and MP LamemLMr Anderson, with tribute to his leadership and hopes for his future impact.
A list of local servicemen from Forbes district with statuses killed or wounded at the Dardanelles is presented. Names include Burton H B, Bird J B, Combe, Flot A, Craw P M, Hall F D F, Shino, Kenai W H, Byerlett D C, Booth William H, Browns Clarence, Connor H Loutha rin, Funk B L Fouter, Hoflams, John Trundie, Dewan oy, Jas Porte Slowne, Bielekland S, Turner Cool, Watson Ht, and others. The article notes many names lack full place details and that the soldiers are listed outside their district of origin.
In connection with the Captain J H Bates trophy seven shots at 300 and 800 yards were fired on Saturday but the event was disrupted by rain. Competitors included members of the local shooting club and surrounding teams.
Private Vivian Young of Forbes, son of Mr and Mrs P Young, left Sydney on the hospital ship Kyjarva on January 16 bound for Forbes. He was wounded in Egypt and invalided home. He is promised a royal welcome upon return and is expected to reach Forbes within a day or so.
Our soldiers Bob and Viv Suman leave Porbes Friday bound for Se ney Narcamine. They enter Liverpool training camp then go to the front. Both are splendid, exemplary riders from the Esxzowre Mounted Riles. Wishing them luck, their families pledge support and pride in their service.
A fragmentary World War I era note describes Private Foster wounded while serving near Hstiojiotia Hospital in Kaype Younes. It recounts harsh conditions, treacherous artillery fire, and praise for Allied troops, including service members from the Australian forces and Turkish front context.
Private Charlton Thirke New been woviniiad Private Burke wounded by a bullet during a volunteer gathering at the Dardanstes. He was carried to the Init tol Angling with slight injuries and survived. The text mentions Wasp and Hellopotty Moypitat in unclear context.
Maurice Berkusson writes from the front describing heavy fighting near the Dardanelles. He details hospital conditions and casualties, noting soldiers being taken to safety, wounded men, and routine delays in reporting exact whereabouts. The letter mentions Privates from Forbes and Alma towns and references hospital care in Cairo and Egypt.
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