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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 20, 1920
Page
2
Readable bits mention Shaw's store and a Forties era secondhand dealer. The text shows scattered names such as Carts Sohien Harnene Med F Pups and references to a pet Kanaeno. No clear event or outcome is identifiable.
A fragmented OCR line lists names such as erlen and particulare, Tro Turner Kanne, suggesting a courtroom or roster context. The readable portion hints at a sequence or alignment of two headers in exact order.
Methodist and Presbyterian notices list July services. Methodist Church holds worship at 11 am with Rev Le Puarocks Dunnlingbtand and 3 pm by Rev F Campbell. Presbyterian rites at 14 am and 7.40 pm led by Rev Powell.
In memoriam for Corporal Walter Iwin Radburn, beloved by family and friends. The notice honors his service and memory, noting his passing and the emotional impact on those who knew him.
In memoriam note honors Lance-Corporal Wally Tadhirra killed in action in France in 1918. The message laments his brave sacrifice and the depth of loss felt by his family, with sentimental reflections on love and duty.
Forms are available for preparing income tax returns. Addressed to P-Cashman at Renkin Street requesting attention to the matter.
Notice states that all persons are warned about a firearm on the Sidbury property and that action to secure the site will proceed without regard to certain parties. The notice names F M Cann as referenced in the text.
An auction notice lists a sale at a livery stable for horse, sulky and harness items. Auctioneer Korbey will conduct bidding on Saturday the 24th instant at 4 p.m. in the listed location. The fragment mentions a post and stable names but lacks complete details.
Messrs H A Banmaglough Ltd announce a recreational visit for a number of time periods including Sydney Melbourne and Newcastle. The notice mentions travel arrangements, dates in July, and a guarantee related to experience and ability to provide suitable boots.
Meserg Auveilly and Crampton of Orange report a sale of two Suffolk wethers bred by Crawford at Hob Roy Wmu Swamp. The price reached £7 6d per head with live weights around 180 pounds. the result reflects market tone in the state.
The Forbes Literary Institute will hold its annual meeting on Thursday evening. Members will consider several important matters, including a proposed alteration to Rule 10 and a potential new building scheme.
An enormous orange, of apostal dimensions, was exhibited at the town hall as part of a display. George Hampton displayed the fruit at his private residence, claiming it to be the largest orange shown to date, with the mayor and others expected to view it at the upcoming Furnes show.
The Forbes Cup, the handsome prize for the principal event at the Barhes Jockey Club show races, has been forwarded to Sydney for exhibit at Sr Frank Strauld’s Pull Street premises. Howe's Studios provided the cup photos. The show programme is distributed to major towns, and the meeting is billed as a record year in the club’s history.
Parkes visitors met Parkes club players for a close tennis bout on Saturday. The home side won by seven games after 12 sets and 104 games total. The visiting quartet was entertained after the match.
Allan Kilpatrick died peacefully at his Forbes residence aged about 78 after a long life in Victoria and Australia. Born in Ayruhira Footland in 1828 he lived in Victoria, Albury Heatoys station, then Forbes eleven years ago with his daughters and three sons. He supported the Forbes Caledonian Society and was widely respected for his cheery nature and generous demeanor. The funeral was held Saturday at the Presbyterian Box Honor with Rev William Powell officiating.
The club announces an August 11 gathering at Parken Road with a riding event and prizes. Officers include Vice-President Ty B Deane and committee members Meaty 3. Davie and J Stone. Registration fee noted with NSW League of heel men to back the event.
Local football report covers a Sunday game near Forbes with the Wwmes of He yeah and Rippli 10- lin as winners. It lists players such as Cripps Cowlston Dew Tat, Corky Cripps, Forbes Wiggers and Condobolin trip details for next Sunday.
Report from Parkes Institute on a friendly snooker match at the School of Art. Lee Hayes and M Richardeaiy faced off in a returnable game of 100, with a 25 percent overall break and 16 red balls. The review claims the largest break yet at Parkes and predicts similar form tonight.
Report notes platinum miners with a large parcel of platinum offer a portion for sale at a price below market estimates. Buyers interviewed showed willingness to pay their own figure, while the mint department set a 25 per ounce guideline. Negotiations proceed over nearly 100 ounces with M M Jlannery consulting for Minerals Ministry.
The Strand screens a mix of sensational titles including The Deauty of Waite He and Peguen plus the Fox feature Lont Money. The program promises drama with themes of honesty, morality, and suspense as thrillers draw crowds seeking high tension and exotic locales in a South African diamond narrative.
A Nant South Water employee transfers to Dunedoo as he may leave this week. Forbes Furmore and Settlers Association notes thanks to several figures. Walter Ash, a returned soldier, is recovering after an operation at Crombie Private Hospital Porton. Messages of sympathy pass for Mr B A Austen after his father’s death. Australian Wool Shrepbrevedons announces leadership and show visits. Forbes Strand Pictures and Theatres update with manager changes and projected business plans.
Reports cite Burton's relief from Shamrock amid turmoil as Barton faces criticism. Mentions of Walt Mile and wind delays frame a chaotic race scene. The article notes Ireland’s Prince, U.S. reactions, and Dublin events including Cork soldiers near Merrieg.
Fragments describe Friday pony races with Astley winning and Hood delivering a strong ride. Mentions of Woods Peppermint Cure and Forbes Club, local shop promotions by Meagher and Meagher's department, and forthcoming offers from Groshsteads and other traders.
Report from Sydney warns of a strike across central western New South Wales with 3000 workers ready to march. Leaders fear extended disruption plus potential political impact as union actions escalate.
A large crowd in Nell town attended a meeting organized for welfare of the Brillatt sample. Resolutions were carried opposing loyalty to a department, with Dr Mannia’s name mentioned and Mi Noftony of the United States denied any part. The speaker denounced Britain as an enemy of Asia.
In Adelaide Supreme Court proceedings were filed to stop the military from deporting Father Farmer. The case, delayed until tomorrow, centers on access to food aboard a vessel and reactions from passengers and workers at Port Adelaide. The episode follows a failed mill application and prompts calls for a broader federal council response.
In a tragic rural incident near Adelaide eleven year old Arthur Bunhan and seven year old Lis Druther Clament were out shooting when a firearm discharged. The blast struck Arthur, causing injuries to his face and body as they faced the sun, leaving him midly hurt and in need of care.
Sydney Tuesday reports a turmoil at the Theatre Royal as junior officials face accusations of disloyalty and violent conduct amid wartime tensions. Police and defence authorities investigate the alleged breach and order security reinforcements.
A pedestrian named Iyaney Muentay and another unidentified woman were fatally injured after a motor car hit them on Myrtle Street. The vehicle fled the scene after the crash, and bystanders reported grievous injuries as emergency services arrived.
A sensational shooting incident occurred at Kensington in Sydney on Tuesday. An armed assailant was subdued by detectives after a fierce struggle, and alarms rang as officers intervened during the clash.
No immediate danger reported at Bourke as floodwaters begin to fall. Residents remain alert for further updates while authorities monitor river levels and assess minor damage along the Bourke riverfront.
An unclear note reports a collection of objections by proprietors regarding the appointment of a special tribunal at Tuquiee. The text references coal mining concerns and a meeting involving local operators and officials. No definite outcomes are stated.
Fragmentary notes reference judges and a Melbourne case with a verdict on detention. The text mentions unreliable testimony, a claim of guaranteed service, and a line about authorities at a vice morta council, then a vague promise to reveal the gods.
The first round of the Ward tournament opens amid confusion at the More vex Beligo club. Players listed include Bowyer MCarpey M'Phoraan Vy Milween and others with various scores and matchups noted in a dense, garbled report.
Miss Delohery, a war worker, was warmly welcomed back to Vorbes with a civic reception led by the Mayor and Aldermen. Residents and officials praised her service, with endorsements from the League, the Red Cross, and local councils, and plans to honor her with a badge and future recognition.
A deranged transcript reports a legal proceeding involving executors of a will and a Public Prosecution Board. The case centers on missed return submissions, alleged breaches of registry rules, and a judge’s verdict with fines and costs.
Edwin Turner, charged with theft of fencing wire near Forbes on 1 July, admitted taking the wire with others and helping remove it. Witnesses testified the fencing wire was taken from a paddock near Wandary and Turner had a prior habit of obtaining wire through similar means. No previous conviction recorded. court imposed a fine.
Van Toma Corbon Mer Hawkson appeared in court and pleaded guilty to indecent language. The matter involved detainment and unlawful holding claims, with adjournment requested by counsel for further date.
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