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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 02, 1916
Page
4
Farbee announces departure details for a Melbourne bound service. Tickets for the allway department issue are available for passengers at the stated time on Wednesday, June 14.
The Royal Commission will hold sessions at Farber Court House on Thursday and Friday. Details on the date and participants are limited in the fragment.
Messie Moors Hrooke Co offers a large property package at auction in Forbes. Known plots include Aru ntrona’s corner with shops and offices to be sold along with the entire estate in the Hear ut Forbes district. Deadline unspecified. buyers urged to inspect wells and property boundaries.
A jumbled sports listing previews Monday activities with a focus on a forthcoming program. It hints at an entertainment segment and local features, mentioning a performance and a hoped for success, without clear names or places.
An upbeat report from a Presbyterian gathering notes strong partnership and harmony. Attendees praised dedicated teamwork and the evening’s smooth program with attendees expressing appreciation for community support and collaboration.
Soldiers and officials discuss plans for the visit of Wirth Cireas to Furbo on Sayyedag, Auge 17, with Pederson coordinating the week’s activities. The fragment notes crowd concerns and general preparations.
On Monday the office hours and holiday opening time are unclear. The message mentions an hour and a half and a writer supervisor. other details appear garbled and incomplete with references to Sydney and Wenlock.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Kalgoorlie and West Nie rvalla with several garbled names and places. Reading suggests a local election or vote context involving Kalgoorlie and nearby towns, but the exact event and participants are unclear from the fragments. No clear dates, organizations, or outcomes are discernible.
Marelebs won a tight race at the Wig Tu FON 10 event, with Calin and Misrdan close behind. Sayres led early, while 1 and 2k trailed in the final yards as the crowd watched the finish.
A fragmented telegraphic item describes various local happenings and financial figures with sparse clarity. It mentions Harbour hacking, a sum around L16,000, and references to water, sewerage, and municipal actions. The text is garbled with names and places hard to decipher, leaving the core events and actors unclear.
A garbled historical notice hints at a contested reform or trial involving local leaders, with scattered references to a park, church figures, and civic factions. Names and places are obscured, but the fragment suggests a public disturbance and debate over succession and authority within a wartime or postwar setting.
A fragmentary correspondence from a veteran recalling Poverty Point and wartime letters. Mentions airmen, players from a past team, and names such as White, Huth, Clifford, and Aragon. Expresses nostalgia and gratitude for those who served and asks readers to wake from the dream.
Meu J Chegseman of Fores elected president at Une Feiterated Clerk’ lon ty Bytl ey Latent recruite accepted ac Porting by Mossrw Nobert Ryan and others. Corporal WIN Wattarson to France with the Auntrallane. Mr Charlon Jonen joined for 4 years and won fin at the first roombors era in Warkes Lodge. Mp Joseph M’Cormac of Moor Moora convalescent after gatesy fever. Private A.W. Mitr and others noted for Forbes boys.
Fragmentary wedding notice notes Salurnay venting tants Wiper weds Wns Oplehra Lul with relatives and local figures in attendance. Reads like a society blurb detailing guests and place names, but many names are garbled or partially unreadable.
Fragmented notes discuss liquor laws and a supposed referendum, with garbled names and locations. The text references Sydney, Melbourne, and a dining room scene, mentioning hotels, property, and timing but reads as disjointed OCR with no clear event or outcome.
A Berlin paper cites subdues of Russian activity in Beaurubia and Volhynia, with Conservatives accusing Herr von Hindland Hollies of intrigues around the Emperor. National Liberals attack Bethynana-Hellweg and the Minister for Pavelan Matra for yielding 1 Amarin. The piece notes censorship debates, wartime policing, and shifting Allied fronts with references to Vimy, trench fighting, and a notable German victory in a local engagement.
Readable text advertises rubber stamps and related products in Australia with references to a Linva company and a NVOCATE office, implying a product catalog.
A fragmented notice lists numerous names and places with garbled phrases about a forthcoming event or broadcast. The readable items mention Havnnwrid, Magieire, and several surnames and numbers, but the core details remain unclear due to OCR degradation.
A terse notice from an oarrind couple with one child requests a suitable home. They offer full partner care to AIA and Thix Paper.
A local field report notes a sparrow shooting event near the Butter Factory on MOS NAY afternoon. Plentiful supply of birds observed, with activity lingering through the late day.
A cryptic notice cites a missive from Barer Wong and Bareo Nong framed by a directive of the Ma Nun order. Details are unreadable, but the public action appears formal and regulatory in tone.
illegible notice fragment indicates post date restriction and surveillance near Yamuna Station with unspecified enforcement actions. mentions names ANGIIRE and TOMPKINS and a legal style tone but preserves little readable detail.
In memoriam for Lillian who departed May 14. The family asks friends to remember her with love and prayers. Beloved wife of long time partner and mother, she will be missed by her husband, children, and siblings.
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