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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 27, 1915
Page
2
A fragmented report mentions three prematernity patients and references guinea pigs or monetary units in a medical context. Specific names, places, or dates are unreadable, but the item appears as a short health topic note in a local page.
Fragmented OCR reads like an insurance notice or ad with mentions of Albion Chambers and P Thompson, referencing money, fidelity, and a note about guarantees. The garbled text includes a phone number and a box or mail notation, suggesting a local legal or insurance advertisement.
A jumbled description praises thorough modern education and private study at a university level. Mentions exam focus, grounds, rooms, and comfort for pupils, with references to Bermuda-like environments and scientific study. The fragment cites St Huli et al grounds and wind conditions as part of the setting.
EVMA Lond. MRCS Lont veterinary surgeon Parkes. LULLY qualified by examination Why bn Lo Foren Nen Monday and ex bo Ponelled at Flannery's Hotel.
An auction notice from Parkes in February details multiple lots including land and commodities. The document lists buyers and values with references to Current Rates and available funds, noting bids and terms of sale for various parcels and assets under the Dalgety listing. The fragmentary text references Stork, Belly Lisle, and Henk 10M among others.
Local readers are told of the Farmers Acre Fund with Crawford Brothers and Simmonds among listed supporters. The notice names volunteers in Gunningbland Dodgerstong Marsdens Road and Warroo areas, including J Portes and Hileman, indicating community backing and contact points for contributions.
Fragmented wartime notes recount admissions, hospital updates, and personal intents. Mentions Edward Caerunnr and others seeking mobilization, illness cases at Kandah, and references to hospital stays, wartime deployment hopes, and public interest in front line events. Observe scattered names, places, and dates amid garbled OCR text.
A damaged record listing Forbes district soldiers who died or were wounded in action, with many names obscured. The note notes fatalities at sea and combat injuries, mentioning several individuals and places as part of a district roll of honor.
A bustling Calarie social in Va Innaty drew a great crowd with a lively high-spirited gathering. Thanks to the efforts of the committee led by Mr Sayers and secretary Ate Han Anewan, funds were raised for charity while plans for future events were outlined amid the bustling stage and convivial services.
The town of Forbes designates Friday next as a public and park holiday for Australia Day. In Parkes, Mr Merentt Fossure faces writs totaling £2000 tied to the rabbit passes.
A tinny scene unfolded yesterday as the convactors began a start with the Forbes emi of the Stocker Pinal Nie at Motusar Forhien station, marking the first move in a local event.
Report from yesterday describes a minor accident near the Royal Hotel where an infant and several children were involved. Witnesses note a boy was visibly shaken as the incident occurred, with hospital checks advised for the young victims.
A severely burned woman, Mrs Volkhardt, was found outside her residence on Orange Road last night as flames engulfed the property. Neighbors and firefighter Mr Toss Flord helped extinguish the blaze. she was rushed to Fortin Hospital with serious injuries.
The bowling event on Saturday afternoon produced a deserved win for G. I Scott, who has proven consistently strong. Semis featured Baymard, 11, defeating De Detonery 110 to 21 18, with Seote taking a by. The Kreom in man clos led to ten dewsena, etc, extending the meet.
The recent miniature rifle meet at the focal Mall featured trainees and veterans amid humorous play. Scores list Hinmi Defence Trainees 170, Hokie 170, Love Ut 14, Anderton 14, Hapitime 13, Hood 10, Browntulti 6. Attenboramuet Teal 88 for the senior cadets led by Wighton 19, Jones 17, Brown 14, Radburn 8.
An eccentric report recounts the afternoon journey toward Braken Hill by Major man Mrs Longmuty and others. It mentions M and M McNeten, Pallas and Cow Wall, and a noted representative, with references to football, Sydney, and a contemporary at Momars Bert Read.
A telegraphic brief reports on Australia’s Federal Parliament and wartime measures. Topics include taxation, imperial relations, labor federation actions, and government directives. Officials plan to discuss state consolidation, public works, and civilian support. The piece notes Britain, America, and Canada views, with concern over food shortages and wheat exports.
The Bathurst area notes record the Farmory and Settlers Association meeting postponed to Sunday August 7. Updates cover Forbes Salvation Army, local golf, a planned triangular cricket exchange with Trundle and Parkes, and community happenings including St Andrews Sunday school, a concert, and boxing talks.
The minister for duties received the high explosive relief from the Imperial Government as part of wartime support. Officials described the aid as a significant boost to ongoing defense efforts and national preparedness amid mounting hostilities.
Mr Hughes outlines another Matty statement on the metal trade claiming Merton is not an Aqua firm but a German name. He argues every ton of metal passing through Merton strengthens German credit during the war.
The Australian Victoria Cross award honors Albert Jacka of Victoria for extraordinary bravery during a trench attack. He and four men defended a position against heavy Turkish assault and he charged alone with bayonet after the defenders seemed overwhelmed.
In Sydney the chairman of the Cricket Association urged cricketers to enlist as war loomed, stating the country must answer the call. The appeal was described as a duty to support national defense efforts during a time of conflict.
Sydney dispatch reports British forces seized male positions on the Euphrates, taking eleven guns and hundreds of prisoners. Turkish casualties included many deaths with Turkish officers and men blamed for failures. Mutinous Turkish reserve troops prompted ministerial intervention as German officers directed punitive actions.
In Sydney reports a dramatic release of an American Note on Germany and Britain. The text praises politeness amid strong sentiment and a veiled warning on neutral rights. The exchange sparks debate over international law and potential retaliatory measures.
The Forbes Literary Institute plans its annual meeting tomorrow evening while sport notes report a recent football match won by the ROULN Porber team by three points. Wishton tallied 8 11 as Worthy won 3, with other wagering and administrative items noted, including a chairman’s absence from Forbes and a land board planning alert at Walon Tamora.
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