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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 08, 1920
Page
2
Fragmentary 1820 report notes a debate or ceremony connected to the Ranway Mepartmony, mentioning figures and a sequence of events in a manor setting. The text is garbled but references names, a city, and formal proceedings, with limited legible details.
A fragment describes a heavy rain and a fall near Bale with people injured and a large number of onlookers. It notes a fall by Hastwenk and indicates a chaotic scene with aftermath and damage in the vicinity.
Fragmentary OCR listing details of a Saturday rally and a rally meeting. Names mentioned include Cochrane Cleaibold and Hilda Rowne plus a reference to 248 skins and a contest or exhibition. No clear dates or locations are readable.
Andy Morgan advertises prepaid wood supply and related services with contact details. Arthur J Carson of Forbes via Commercial Hotel Forbes offers to take orders by phone or mail and attend to requests promptly from his Farina residence.
An unclear OCR fragment mentions a property matter with names and details unreadable. The text lacks coherent facts, dates, places, or organizations to identify a specific event, person, or outcome for a concise news card.
In sad memory of Wir Wear Som and brother, Pte Krnes Keon, Milled tan Het wt Megsinen, 8, at the bloom of his life Condelaine ain. A loving son and dear kin, Nome know him but to first hin, cherished by his mother and brothers.
A murky fragment from a Strand page mentions Tor Schitons and a spell titled EVA on a MW home, with unclear context and names. The readable text hints at a quirky or coded reference rather than a clear event or announcement.
The fragment describes a distant tale involving Knightly matches, a marriage proposal, and a strange river setting. It mentions Northwen, a princess or lady named Nim, and a mounted knight seeking union with a woman named Nim amid a hall and a wall scene.
Fragmentary notice mentions Mr Kelany and a company plan in 9 Bate Street. References to demonstrations, arrangements, and Allen Hoel are readable but unclear. Likely a local notice about a business or public demonstration with named individuals and location.
A garbled OCR note indicates school vacation changes affecting multiple high schools and district calendars. It references extended holidays and a Monday return date with unclear specifics on affected campuses and dates.
A garbled report describes a hospital ball and concert with scattered names and lines about a fight or farewell. The readable text mentions Wistert Hassitnt and Foster Wed Howdy, with unclear details on location and participants.
A garbled OCR style passage references multiple names places and events with little coherent structure. It mentions visits to Sidney a summer or spring season and a hockey related context with various personal references and possible promotions. Overall the text lacks a clear single event or narrative to summarize accurately.
A lengthy report recounts Mr Somerville and family’s farming roots near Bu Wowrn, his role as editor of a bright daily, and his resignation as representative of the district. It notes the drought hardships, the board’s acclimation to his departure, and Mr Matheson as a potential successor with Ms. Hus Kuk At Byeowru amid district sentiment.
OCR fragment reports no court today with missing attendees and distracted proceedings. It notes delays and uncertainty about a mushrooming case tied to Brinve'y VINE in the state, with references to a forthcoming summons and a local court date set for the 23rd.
Local government notes a plan to enroll farmers in the Shire roll to access support during harvest. The proposal, discussed publicly over the past year in local papers, faces funding and eligibility questions but aims to help farmers meet wartime needs and secure assistance this season.
A fragmented notice advertises Avon and Piatoy brand items. It references availing warm winter wear including underwear, with mentions of prices and cotton blends. The readable text suggests discounts and a promotional vibe.
Fragmented report claims Irish attackers clashed with police prompting warnings and evacuations. Rumors swirl of democratic factions, military actions, and a crowd with weapons in Tabiria. A separate note mentions a wheat export suspension from Argomtiny as tension rises globally.
A large crowd of about ninety thousand attended the Sydney versus New South Wales contest on Saturday, with England’s side victorious by 27 to 29. The match opened the Second Grade League Football Competition as Sydney’s win sparked excitement. Federals beat Calurie in a separate Forden clash, while Parkes hosts Welcombe in the next round.
Fragmentary entry describes an aunt Praltey owing cash and consigning men’s heavy tweed trousers for two years wear. Mentions prices around 17/4 and references Ambage, Lunt Wook, and a Ravue Ad son of Lieer with concerns about purity and quality. The text is garbled and difficult to fully interpret.
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