Nurse Attends Morning Cases at Camp Mun Hospital
Nurse stores with AUTN A member of Obstetric NA will attend morning cases at Corner Womint and Oxford Streets, Camp Mun, detailing medical duty location and affiliation.
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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 11, 1918
Page
2
Nurse stores with AUTN A member of Obstetric NA will attend morning cases at Corner Womint and Oxford Streets, Camp Mun, detailing medical duty location and affiliation.
Local notice advertises J. C. Anderson offering station and farm accounts, tradesmen work, monthly ledgers, inventories, auditing, general accounting, and income tax return preparation.
The column notes income tax work and land matters, with bookkeeping on rents and debts recorded. It mentions arranged aid classes in a civic area and notes on home sessions.
Small scattered ad copy shows space constraints with brief notices and a few stalls for advertisements. Text is fragmented and does not present clear events or names.
Unclear OCR text references bowling competitions and doubles events. Names and facts are garbled, but indicates rounds extended to June 19 and mentions Buckland Mickett Salsenkch Crocker. No clear outcome or institutions reliably identified.
Reports describe earlier train and mail arrivals starting yesterday. The weekly schedule lists Forbes departures on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 7 9 a.m., with arrivals on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. Postal closings and rates are noted, with letters arriving at Forbes post office by 2 20 p.m. and updates on altered postage times.
The fragmentary text references a range of topics and names with unclear connections, mentioning places and institutions in a garbled form. Limited assistive details hinder a coherent summary of events or individuals.
The article lists raffle winners and notes events at the hospital day. It mentions prizes, organizers, and a planned ceremony with community members and officials.
The event at St Phen venues drew crowds amid heavy performances and processions. Organizers reported large attendance and tight security as celebrations unfolded with music, parades, and ceremonial displays across multiple venues.
The Forbes District Hospital monthly meeting notes a funding allotment of 261/17/1 to Fores Uomplial and a cheque for the amount. officers present include J Dowarhey H Preaidant Gy Scott Fe Stone Be 1 Kye AL Austen BW Vane blow D Uuttelison 7 Hk Rath and J H Bates. Donations from multiple members and a Brokers association are listed along with a formal acknowledgment of funds and reminders for future notices and attendance.
The state plans to guarantee four shillings per bushel for wheat with Molnan citing completion of an understanding. Holman intends to address the Acting Prime Minister on the matter as Griffith warns of shifting land stock to meet federal moves on meat pricing. An imminent policy to set meat prices is outlined, with a future official announcement expected.
The record notes a sale of Ooma Station in the Ukenfell district under Mr Justice Sly with a four-person jury. The transaction involved a £26,000 premium and subsequent government purchase under the Closer Settlement Art, with claims of mispaid commissions arising from the sale and contract completion.
A jumbled OCR style police fragment lists scattered terms and names such as Sofia, Gul, Vijay, and city references, with no clear events, dates, locations, or outcomes, rendering it a partial and incoherent notice. The readable bits hint at police context but provide no substantive action or directive.
A fragmented account describes a performer named Pahee Tanter Remeron navigating a difficult fall in a staged event. The piece notes audience reaction and a loneliest moment as the scene unfolds at a city venue.
The readable fragments show mixed garbled words and names with no clear event or entities to report. No verifiable people, organizations, places, dates, or outcomes can be distilled into a concise news item.
Personal notices recount Corporal Stuart Hall in town and a welcome home for Signaller HJ Smith at Bedgerabong. Sergeant W A Patterson wounded in France awakens care in Cambridge hospital England with arm injuries. Wounded men and returning soldiers visit Forbes as medical leaves and hospital stays are reported, with plans for further leave and recovery and a note on a prisoner of war father and delayed messages.
Fragmented dispatches report German attacks pushing center with heavy fighting while Allied defenses repelled several advances. Paris and London sources note heavy German losses and cautious Allied resilience with reserves ready, and industrial disruption feared as war drags on.
An operational dispatch describes ongoing combat with French and German units. It notes enemy attempts to advance, repelled by heavy counterfire, and a contested belt of ground twelve hundred yards deep.
A letter from Cannga Queensland reports a man named Quinn in Chincha who used a product praised as curing eczema after a decade of suffering. The piece cites numerous testimonies from grateful patients and mentions prices and distributors, highlighting notable endorsements.
OCR fragments appear to reference a mix of names and phrases, including figures like Romney and Agatti koi huang sien nay, with archaic sounding lines about remedies and wood. The readable content suggests a puzzle or quotation fragment rather than a complete article.
Fragmented OCR notes reference a Small District Court case with names like Jetore Heleninbe Paty Parker and Hallie Bo. The text hints at a verdict or hearing and mentions A.W. Pole and rent details, but details are unclear and partially garbled.
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