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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 13, 1919
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text mentions wabits and foxes, dates, and various names. It references court or administrative lines, possible mentions of Dinah, Hin navhi, and Hin navhi. The readability is too low to extract a coherent news item, event, or outcome.
At Forbes Court on Wednesday George Patrick Smith faced charges of stealing a silver value items belonging to J B Farrand. Jamon Moore charged with supplying liquor to Tod Feenay amid a prohibition era. Richard Wells charged with stealing a dog valued at twenty six pounds. John Feeney charged with being found in possession of a dog tied to a protest. The session noted confusion over names and actions as the record lists multiple cases and references to Empire event framing.
Fragmented OCR text references a royal or political scene with mentions of Parliament and a feast. It alludes to a home in Jordan and a veteran group, plus a stray note about mummies and a figure named Alfred, but details are unclear due to transcription errors.
Fragmented garbled text describes a district status update with scattered names and events. Readable bits mention a town meeting, public concerns, and local figures like Wil, Mat, and FNnneN, suggesting a partisan or civic briefing amid unclear details.
A garbled text fragment appears to describe various places and travelers. It mentions Hawaii, a river, and references to routes or treks, but the wording is unclear and many words are distorted. The piece reads like a rough OCR draft with no coherent narrative or verifiable facts.
A meeting at the Forbes Board discussed supporting a motion to back the rabbit industry. Members argued over penalties and aid while workers faced safety concerns and potential widespread impact on the state rabbit trade.
The report covers a stormy weather note, mayoral travel, and appointments of delegates to a conference. It lists fire alarm incidents, council decisions on road work, and a show by the Association. A church service dedication and infant baptisms are noted along with local sports and facility updates.
A quiet military wedding took place at St James Cheha Wtours. Trooper Me teataye wed in a ceremony attended by immediate relatives and local dignitaries, with a simple reception and bridegroom’s gold brooch scene noted in the event.
The article records a welcome to new PP board members, with remarks by chairpersons about unity after recent defeats and plans to reform. Discussions cover new blood, the need for cooperation, and assurances that the board will work within the ratepayers' interests.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a town notice listing vendors and prices on a street event. It mentions Ivette Hii, Went on he HM i fe WHI 19 rally yevon Ave and savings on goods. The readable portion references Wednesday events and reduced prices at McNade's, with vague crime and prevention notes.
The fragment mentions a figure named Delohery associated with Forbes and being revered by AUARD. This sparse text suggests an obituary or tribute note but lacks full context, dates, or events to confirm scope or outcome.
Wanted notice seeks a clever youth for work at Millis Rankin atroot location with contact details implied. No clear names beyond the brief reference and unclear addresses.
Wednesday report from Victoria Fark notes a black lady's handbag containing Roward and mentions an office application. Authorities seek further details.
Notice states a price rise effective Monday June 10 for all elutes of Arewood, with payment cash on delivery. Signed by F. Black and A 7, Couits.
I wish to thank all contributors to the collection made on my behalf and especially Mr Tom Sayers who worked hard in collecting mounts. The sum of £32 has been collected. MRK ROY BURKE.
Fragmentary classified notice offers item for sale with unclear details. It mentions a person perhaps named Ona Heke and an offer price of Peter £15. Readers are advised to apply at the office for further instructions and ordering details.
Classified item listing reads for sale a Chow Twa nuh hoa Arrow with notes on suitability for driving and handling. Contact G B Bassett at Anglesey for details.
A garbled historical notice lists discounted regenerated iron components and stray farm gear. Items include a three-horse stray with a turay and weights, a Unie teen hoe, a Massey drill, and a request to apply FP. Hath and 10.
A fragmentary note from the Parbes Dintrint Hluapital committee extends thanks to donors who supplied gains and provisions during May. Secretaries and staff are thanked for their help.
Rev. Leon Peacock issues a warning against unauthorized entry or leaving gates open at Burrawang Went, with potential prosecution. The notice appears in the local church service schedule and includes names and dates from 1861.
Fragmentary OCR listing shows Lachan street buyers for wheat offering quantities at full rate. Readable text indicates a local grain market notice seeking producers to contact Grinsted in the Lachan Street district.
A scrambled report describes a government advisory action affecting wartime supplies. It notes that quantities cleared were evaluated by a named authority and mentions a ceremony or meeting tied to procurement. Details are obscured, but the piece centers on a formal decision process and its immediate effect on imports.
The committee invites tenders for the hospital works as specified in the December notice. Submissions must be delivered to the secretary by 5 p.m. on the due date. details in the official advertisement.
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