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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 20, 1926
Page
2
J Reyesund and Forbes report rooted grape vines for die per die application. The document notes sources and names involved in grafting and cultivation efforts.
The undersigned notes debts and investments in several sums in Stik Pra and Furby seeking AUIS HUBINSDS in Sol i. Aimed at securing interest on capital, this notice outlines varied shares and financial interests held by the estate.
Vague note lists names and phrases in a cryptic, partial police style notice. It mentions Vora, Bret, July and a home location with scattered identifiers, but lacks clear actions, dates, or outcomes.
A short ad fragment notes a sale of a cow named Sinede with a call to win youmelve at Bassett. The readable details are limited and unclear.
Fragmentary notes describe clothing items such as wool and flannel fabrics, warm rugs, and various accessories. Mentions Austen and Presley offering items including a rug, stunning fabrics, and specialty millinery. Some garbled pricing appears with 14/4 and 2/ mentions, along with references to fabrics and cures.
A garbled historical snippet references the Forbes Amatelr Fishermen Association and mentions weather, a king, and memory. It notes a walk over an object and recalls Juniper Avenue with broken weather, hinting at daily life and work patterns in a distant past.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a surreal text with names and numbers scattered. It mentions Cain, Lila, Amos Ryw Haile Nan Listeranes, a delivery unit, a market forecast, and references to a changing country and late Roman era themes.
Fragmentary text from a newspaper page mentions football and a garden competition with scattered names and locations. It lacks coherent events, dates, or outcomes to summarize into a clear item.
OCR reads like a scattered street market page with names, dates, and prices. Mentions finger pricing and a rail or port setting, plus scattered numbers and local place names. The text is heavily garbled with no clear single event or coherent narrative.
Fragmentary text describes motorists and others facing penalties under proposed road and farm policy changes. Mentions authorities, penalties, and references to farmers, traders, and federal members, with many garbled words and missing context.
A town letter from Morse Rate Wwver denounces opponents of a rehearing on a Cater case and endorses a name for publication. The piece mentions HC We will publish next Friday and notes the virus name. the text discusses municipal matters and a hard Greek reference amid a crowded local agenda.
A fragmentary report notes the Duke of York's planned Australian tour including Canberra events and Parliament ceremony. It mentions Governor General Harry Musooty and arrangements yet to be finalized for the visit with potential state receptions and festival activities pending confirmation.
Fragmented OCR note mentions travel to Australia and Karachi with unclear dates and disrupted wording. No coherent event or clear entities beyond locations.
The text is garbled, but refers to Gebenham Pipe Co and a 40s era matter involving a company inquiry, likely at a Town Hall or office, with names such as Murphy and a local office mentioned. The readable fragments indicate a municipal or corporate note about a proposed action or investigation.
A scrambled report notes several individuals connected to Crombie Private Hospital, with mentions of convalescence and transfers to Crombie and other facilities. Names include Mrs Street and Constable A Doherty, plus references to deaths and local social ties in Forbes and surrounding towns.
A wedding solemnized in May at The Church of Boztind joined Miss Mira Plurence Kmity and Mr Arthur Leslie Muydon with Rev. Prichard officiating. Attendants included bridesmaids and guests, with reception at St Catm's Refreshment Rooms. The event featured formal attire, a celebratory afternoon reception, and notable family presence.
Fragmentary OCR report discusses Daroobalgie works and an authoritat ive source noting possible recommenda tions for mid term actions. It mentions operations, a plan to reopen unexpectedly and potential impacts on services and timings.
The record details the annual or special meeting held at Forbes District Hospital with officers including F. Rath C. Will L. Clemens and MK. Fordan among attendees. Discussion covers allotments for Forbes hospital projects, secretary notes, and actions approved, including committee reports and a patience care update.
The Forbes Jockey Club opened in fine weather with a 4 year crowd record. Notable was the strong showing of Ivy Baker and Roger Mare in the Bhorty Handicap along with Molly Gy ovied and Cabonne in other races. The program featured first maiden and handicaps, with a wide crowd amid the green surrounds as horses moved through the card.
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