Governor to Attend Forbes Show Opening in Cowra
Governor planned to preside at the official opening of the Cowra show, with Sir Samuel Hordern possibly attending. The ceremony would feature Lady Game and officials, including Minister Gifford and the Governor’s secretary, as arrangements for the visit progressed.
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Samuel Hordern
Forbes
Seniombar
Nike
Austen
Uw Condabollu
Sryromber
Mle
Misty
Lady Game
Linister Gifford
TL Nudge
Professor's Wool Market Prediction Sparks Debate
A professor argues wool demand will fall as synthetic fibers rise, while experts in Australia doubt the shift. They note existing wool supply and world demand data, considering China Russia and Japan as potential safeguards for Australia’s pastoral sector amid uncertain future prices.
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Bell & Co. Ltd
Last
Hemo
Wauil
Waulgrawers
Pyofasuer
Rossa
China
Jupem
Australia
Russia
Police court hears case of alleged assault and damages in Cowra
In Cowra a case before Mr Justice Grombend involved Frederick Frost and Thomas Foner Plainii. Frost was ordered to pay £34 for assault and damages after an argument on Keodal Street escalated with threats and reputational harm. A further incident led to fines and a scene described as a public disturbance.
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Prager Wan
Juaven J. Jeffries
Efong
Thames Fraser
Wat Jentries
St Johns Hall Finishing Touches Near Opening
The foundation at one of the halls is nearly done with final touches underway. Mr Reutt Webb of Rathuryt has given word of progress as builders prepare the hall for soon opening and American audiences await the event.
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ST. John's Hall
Reuuettt. Webb
Rathuryt
Forbes Diggers Annual Meeting Reflects Uphill Yet Strengthening League
The Forbes Diggers hold their annual meeting led by Mr Shaw in Belfield at the RS and Sd League. They review the past year with acknowledgment of uphill efforts but anticipate a strengthened league ahead. Members express thanks for community support and dedication, noting the year’s hard work and ongoing plans for future improvements.
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Me. Shaw
Btelgkland
Lw Amd
Striekdaaa
Jago
Hyrton
Fragmented speech on league need and worker efforts
The text presents a garbled account of a meeting discussing a league, its aims, and the insertion of workers into jobs. It references a pastor or speaker urging participation, the importance of joining the league, and expectations for productive employment. The chaotic OCR hides proper names and places, but conveys a call for organization and action.
Burglary Wave Strikes Oost Town Amid Reports of Break-ins
A series of burglaries disrupts Oost Town with numerous complaints from residents. Police investigate as suspect names and motives remain unclear. local officials urge vigilance and prompt reporting of suspicious activity.
Unique Happenings on Public Works yet Targeted Route Tour
A garbled report describes a Public Works Committee tour of a proposed spur route with disjointed, unclear events. It mentions horses, a hyena like figure, a turtle, and an unclear confrontation. The passage includes stray phrases about animals, a creminally tonping, and a reference to someone named Kayneveat.
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Public Works Committee
Nymages
Rao
Fragmented Notes From Local Meeting On Honorary Officers
A garbled report lists election of officers and committee members. Names include Mr Cahill president, Mr Flynn treasurer, and a long roster of associates. financial items reference subscriptions and balances, with duties and future meeting notes amid unclear context.
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Omeeey
Payrow
M. Cahill
Musson
Bielekland
TC Jug
Flynn
Weaver
Leewawre
W. Consanaintane
CK Ta Committon
Moxkra
If J. Adlison
D J. Tooney
J Kedar
Menetty
Ayrwnie
Masara
Cameri
Shiny Strickland
Cahill
First white child born in Parkes prompts city show plans
A Parkes note recalls the town’s first white child born to Mrs Hughie Hunter. She requests timing a birthplace visit to align with a forthcoming show week. The letter mentions local figures, land dealings, and early residents including Joseph, Applett, Murphy, and MeGes, with community figures tied to the Commercial Hotel.
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Parkes
Hughie Hunter
Sutherland
Eure
Parker
Court Street
Sevantien
Molen
Joesph
Harry Ollyers
Veron
Hunisi
Sinter
Jack Appiett
Runner
Mila elected to presidency amid praise and plans
A fragmented report notes Mila's election to a local presidency with compliments to Mr Modek Bam and Tlw Work. The speaker promises quick action on investments and recalls there will be no delay with Waltatie Contort. A guild dance and Thursday events are mentioned as well.
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Hravidh
Modek Bam
Peaker
Thors
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