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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 02, 1914
Page
2
The Forbes Advocate proclaims its total circulation exceeds that of any two Forbes papers combined. Advertisers are invited to verify this statement at the office of proprietor G. W. Brownell.
Fragmentary report shows scores and names from a sports meet with unclear school and participant details. Readable items include mentions of Leonrotiv Murs, Warold Beamlon, Thomas Scanlon, Roy Barton, and a few marked scores, but many terms are garbled.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe church services and community details including names such as Gardner and Hlingerabang, with references to locations and distances. The readable items suggest a Sunday service outline and related religious activities within a local community.
The town gears up for a presbytery fancy ball on the 19th with arrangements for a premier orchestra from Wathurat and other showcases. A weekend event features a grand dance and live music aimed to draw city residents.
Readable text indicates Canowindra pony races scheduled for Wednesday were disrupted by wet field conditions. Officials consider rescheduling as locals await a clear forecast.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference the Hospital Pony Club and a June event at a hotel. The readable items mention a couple of names and a plan related to a 100 10 Mint oF Porkne and a group from ATW and Hayil, with no clear actions or outcomes.
Fragmentary wedding notice recalls individuals and places in a hazy maritime setting. Names appear with unclear roles and a reference to a ceremony near a harbor or shore, followed by scattered details about participants and a future gathering.
The fragmentary report lists multiple tennis results from a ToSa tourney last week. Players such as Covhraus, Goddard, Arkans, Savage, Morvan, Hilf, Hnurr, Holdowle, Shaw, Webster, Mallar, Stenhensom, Booth, Lane, Mie Shaw, Wortop, Steelye, Lane, Raayart, Copan, HoWinson, Barton, Millar and Tadeo appear in scattered lines with scores like 100 97 and 44 15. The garbled text provides no clear match structure or full outcomes.
Disjointed columns mix weather notes and local items. References to May rain and novel names appear amid scattered entries about events, vendors, and community notices. The text reads like a fragmented historical snapshot with many garbled phrases and unclear references.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a jumble of names and phrases including places and events. The readable bits mention Hallie, Lor A, AHH, MbNNHLaH, and a possible event or meeting. Details are unclear due to garbled characters and missing context.
Readable fragments mention a ball requisites issue near Niowt and Rome with sour onion variant. No clear event, date, or named organizations emerge. text is garbled and lacks verifiable details for a full news summary.
On King's Birthday at the range Forbes Rifle Olug won the event with a surprising score. Wy. Mien 7 Ford finished second, delivering a strong showing in a competitive field.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions road names and locations in a garbled form. No coherent event or individuals are clearly identifiable to form a factual summary with entities.
A cobbled OCR record describes a May offense in Corben involving Rath v Joumph Ailierors. Witnesses recount a night on Temple street, noting lamps, a butcher’s vicinity, and a sulky ride. Defendants Lachlan street and Josiah Jeherart are named with fines imposed for driving and riding infractions.
Turitay Mr Elwood Mead heads the Wasps Supply Commission and returns across America. Reports from Newcastle note workers walking off the job during a strike, with plans to escalate and send sentinel security. A Darwin wife, Mrs Lindsay, is gravely wounded in a shooting. A New Zealand train incident injures several, including a federal officer, as a mysterious counterfeiting claim surfaces.
In Forbes Police Court George Rela faced charges of drunkenness and indecent language while in public. George Hall, tied to similar conduct, received fines after a sequence of prior offenses. Officials noted medical views on drunkenness and imposed penalties totaling ten shillings on Rela and separate charges on Hall.
A fragmentary report notes a June 1 forester case where a man named Lave faced a land dispute over 24 splaes and a Crowne title claim. It mentions referrals to professionals, weathering logs, and a May 11 action placing a forested area under Crown authority with conflicting ownership notes and orders.
A damaged OCR fragment describes an order to send something to Middle Head and mentions Lieutenant Cook and a shipment or hoist event. The text is garbled with illegible names and dates, making precise details difficult to determine.
Fragmentary report from a Royal Street court describes Peter Hotes facing charges related to wages and an award. The judge and officials, including James Lanehy, discuss the validity of an award copy, with testimony from Spector reader and David Kinnaird. The document is incomplete and difficult to parse.
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