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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 25, 1919
Page
4
Sih Spe ART 1, HObUET E of Killara, Oduid slate AP, and Hmiparial role wishes to public in tha he hae conminced in Ure aear Architect the Probes District Te will be plese to prepare plans pestfications alr And super¢ise ain contrat any resi dential or other hylkiine rapttred.
Fragmentary OCR shows a rough notice claiming water supply, delivery on short notice, and references to Cunningham Bros, Forbes, Stock and Station Agents. Named entities appear. text is garbled but suggests a local supplier advertisement for livestock products and deliveries.
In Forbes the July 26 1918 Forbes Advocate reports a tense council dispute over an unspecified matter. Alderman Sam advocates action while critics claim mismanagement and waste. debate centers on alleged poor quality and potential scandal, with public frustration and calls for investigation. The piece hints at political infighting, public pipes, and concerns over governance and media response.
A garbled text snippet mentions individuals J. J. Bwaoney MP Walter Praw and Mr Westellt with dates 11 MP and 10/4, suggesting a fragmented local item or notice with unclear context or action.
In Sydney recent discussions reveal strong soldier settlers oppose the proposed abolition of the 64 percent. Mr Grimm MP reports that the government intends new draft legislation, with funds to be handled by theMinister for funds, and a copy shown to him.
The Trundle annual Show is affected by unsettled weather and shifting schedules. Officials note changes to events and advise attendees to obtain updated timetables from the secretary.
Vague OCR fragment notes a club meeting at Forbes Tote with references to an auditor's comment and percentage figures. The text is garbled, but hints at a county club, communications, and a three to five percent range. No clear names, dates, or definite outcomes are readable.
Fragmented note lists Forbes district residents and relatives of soldiers as of enlistment rules. It mentions months of residence, district alignment, and eligibility based on service timing and home address, with unclear completion and prompts for prompt attention.
Town Band members perform a benefit service in the town hall at 4 o clock with proceeds supporting local causes. The event features four quartets and is organized by community volunteers. city officials note safety measures will be in place.
A distorted report notes a planned vote on a local shooting matter involving Mr Th Le Baawles and district leaders. It cites a committee gathering to consider the match between AUD and ACTAT Foam ty ta fate te fluite shops and lists participants such as G. White and HW Brown, aiming to end the dispute at the meeting.
A newly formed eight member committee will meet in the council chamber on Monday to discuss weighing Forbes. The session aims to advise on the subject with a preliminary report expected to be available after the meeting.
An Agriculture Department expert will conduct four pruning demonstrations at Mr Nicosan Chempenur orchard Forder on Wai lnestley next, Buch Ink. The event begins at 1 o'clock sharp and all those foreste d are invited to attend.
The report mentions John Carter expected back in about a month, and references Lt. Ulunt and other officers. it notes a salary increase approved by the municipal council to a yearly rate for certain officials. It also covers return dates for personnel and events in Sydney and Sydney Water region, with various names and remarks.
Corporal Thomas Cripyr of Tonpla retreat served about three and a half years in active duty. He sustained wounds with four others during French campaigns and faced trench fever while off duty at times. Despite hardships, he remained in good health and was warmly welcomed by friends during his return home.
The report notes Private G. A. Lloyd of the Australian Cycling Corps returning to Morbes from overseas. He was wounded by German fire and spent a month in hospital in England. He described a rough journey and recent safe return to the home country, with a hint of other soldiers in recovery.
Private D. G. Windred returned to Forbon during the week after three years abroad, much of it in the Awnling theater in France. He was wounded in action and later returned to Australia. He had previously been employed by Mr Tomkins of Yomma.
Private Doherty, an Australian soldier, served in Burrawang and Sydney during his period of service. He traveled home to visit relatives in Forher and planned to continue duties in Stocktatal, staying uninjured through his time abroad.
Bombardier Wik Barbe, a young soldier who served seven months with the Seventh Light Horse in Egypt before transfer to artillery units, is mourned as a nation remembers the war’s toll. The report notes his early career and extended absence, with local notices calling for last tributes at his residence and funeral arrangements in Dublin.
At Forbes Gut Club event on Wednesday the tie Glu trophy was won outright by Ned Lo In after a fast round. The winner led with a six under par 61, earning the trophy amid warm competition and afternoon play.
A local meeting outlined a Friday August 1 public holiday plan tied to a charity event for children. Funds aimed at about £100, with toy and food provisions collected from the community and sales of goods to cover expenses.
Fragmentary report from Bern mentions Germany and Japan, a £40,000 claim to a widow, and shifting Allies positions. It references Abe French and a debate in Parliament about war and negotiations. France’s attitude to reconciliation is noted as incompatible with military aims amid calls for immediate labor mobilization for reconstruction.
The Melbourne report details ongoing delays in the Commonwealth Parliament as ministers push for action on the Moratorium Bill and budget measures. It notes talks of possible early elections, forecasts Treasury moves, and mentions Mortgages and moratorium regulations amid a heavy legislative agenda.
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