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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 02, 1925
Page
2
A mut car prank is reported between Camp Hill and town with Menard returning to Miller's Garage, and a note that someone is in the market to buy.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a field toss dispute involving Suckers and Bow entities, with a month and day reference. The text mentions pie and porch positions, suggesting a local sports or crowd event but details are unclear. The readable bits indicate a temporary scheduling clash and naming of individuals.
Fragmented OCR lists concert dates and venues for the Moore and Cripps Orchestra. Entries include venues such as Town Hall, Moonbl PRC, and Fortiens, with scattered dates in May and June, referencing patrons and events across multiple towns.
My Austen, secretary of the Camp Hit Queen Candidaturs, testifies to experience in the Memorial duvenije Queen Competition. The 2212 event saw Camp HUD Queen claim victory as Austen earns thirteen guleay in a notable performance.
Fragmented OCR note describes preparations and events at Bowland chapel and a following night at a venue. Mentions a fuventie hall and Dinkes, with garbled names and locations. Details are unclear but indicate an upcoming chapel gathering and related activities.
The Forbes Cricket Association plans a smoke event and trophy gathering at the Chambers, inviting attendance and remarks from executives. The article notes a forthcoming story about Mwasrn Uruvetorday Wade and mentions past events, urging readers to expect further details soon.
Local athletes from Forbes and nearby towns prepare for a winter sports meet including golf, horsey, football, and running events. The Western district tournament will hold a morning session at Parken from 10 40 a.m. with a return at 1 p.m. Fans rally behind their teams as community spirit runs high.
A local pageant fundraiser drew notable attendees and raised funds for the Mulwywider Queen candidates. Participants included Mr Vince Katty and others, with prizes and a trophy donated to support the event’s purpose.
Readable fragments describe a Masonic Ball to be held Tuesday June 20 with plans for extensive invitations and competitions. The notice warns about subscriptions, arrears affecting eligibility, and concerns about council representations and fire safety.
A Saturday competition at Masars, Mengenod Co, named Hosdlework, saw Ming Frew Green and Woyley share top prize for supper ofoth. Migs Atexumiel Drbntet won Hiepelae for the ene table cnntre, while Juvenile contestants Ming Bua King and Misa O Delanny split the ost tallio centre award. Heather Bucklaind earned ben Tayley in a separate event. The Mayorean Stre. Wot Thomson served as suite.
The War Memorial Committee held a guessing contest with a top prize for one winner. After the railway shutdown, 158 guesses were collected and the prize of one pound was awarded to a participant from Bank We N.8.V. Wak.
McNeitly Crampton and Martin Ltd report the Western Annual Ram Sales at Orange. The event featured rams including "Booroulke Nurtie" and "Hares Cabonne TM" with bids culminating in a standout lot by Mein Kater rom at 63 guineas.
A report from Central City notes officers and secretary positions at the Trotting Club. Alderman J G Kouny to table the real union motion next Thursday. local discussions mention Keane’s income and a valuable Dubie fervane. Health and medical details appear mixed with civic notes and unclear events.
The Morhew Avenue arts event list hints at a February timing with a key report by Leduwurur describing a fair and thin lunar window. Three tenders were received for renovations while a snooker tournament drew 29 nominations and competition for a Lodge title.
A garbled wartime note describes a watch linked to a War Memorial event. Details about times, places, and persons are largely unclear, with stray phrases about Sunday activity, a near noon time, and an outing that ended with uncertain outcomes.
The Western District Golf Championship opens this Saturday at Parkos with nominations strong and many players expected. Local interest centers on amateur and professional entrants, with plans to boost the town's status as a racing and hospitality hub ahead of upcoming events.
The Duke ChickeL Ch Witt hosts a trophy night in Benool of Artur mooted for Tuesday. Secretary Harold Maloney aims for a til Nildadunge while Ted Channon presents the trailing average trophy. Mundell wears the rocking trophy donated by duck Delaney. Let has 26 Wickera for 1.7 and C Tinker claims Bucklend’s trophy for higher catching. Buckling’s 36 wickets for 1h marked a key performance.
A damaged OCR record shows a critique to the National Coursing Association alleging mismanagement within the Forbes Coursing Club. It claims secrecy and favoritism, notes a secretary’s interpretation, and mentions John Mansell and Johnson as involved figures in a tense club dispute.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a factory or dining context with references to meals, ratings, and a person named Webb and Mand. It includes unclear quotes about tasting and instructions, plus stray phrases about January and coats, offering little coherent facts.
A long, mixed notice notes the illness and hospital stay of Jack Dean, a Wir oyu resident, with hope for improvement. It mentions A J Mengbor in Forbow, several family arrivals to Sydney, and various social events including weddings, visits, and health updates. The piece references Mr Connell of Windsor, Maggie Blackburn’s notoriety, and Parkes plans for a concert benefiting a local hospital.
Reports from Iowa indicate a rising labor majority shaping the state elections. Campaigning across counties featured rallies, speeches, and turnout efforts as candidates vie for the November ballot.
A trial began with the defendant facing an unusual charge tied to a plea and statements about a dying wish. Witnesses described an admission and conflicting accounts about a marriage and the alleged crime. The case centers on a death tied to the girl’s dying wish and events around a Wellington locale.
A local supplier offers baby clothing and knit fabrics in many colors and blends including navy, grey, brown, blue, rose, tan, and ivory. The shop also stocks Andalusian, Gotland, and Bilvar yarns and related items. Prices are described as keen. The note mentions a weekly shipment and the store’s readiness to fulfill orders.
A garbled program listing describes a lively stage night with multiple acts. It mentions Gallagher, Mailline Preilortoky, Enid Benell, and "The Tale of Thout" among a lineup of plays and performers. The notes indicate one night only performances at venues like The Mat Who iphie lune and The Youle Awakout with various billed titles and a rhapsody of dramatic selections.
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