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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 13, 1919
Page
6
Wheatley and Martel Auctioneers in Eugowra announce agency listings including Sloaney Haris Machiners Clutterbuck Bensi Busines and Chaf Callers Pajon Buax Manures Northern Assuru Cor. An auction sale conducted in the district.
Local reads include notes about the Trundle Hotel and an adjoining committee activity. The fragment mentions bylines tied to hotel events and a commitment at an event space. No clear dates or full details are provided.
An unclear fragment mentions names and places in a jumbled sequence. It reads like a stray OCR line with scattered surnames and references, lacking coherent context or complete event details. No clear date, event, or identifiable organization is confirmed.
A damaged OCR reads about the Union Hotel in Ingham with scattered names and garbled phrases. It mentions a proprietor or vendor and a note referencing heat, sales, and a location tied to a hotel setting. Readers should interpret the fragment as an archival hotel card with incomplete details.
A fragmented report from Bedgerabong describes a lively Friday night at a local venue with Misses and Mr. OConnell leading a concert organized by a joint committee. The program featured vocal and instrumental performances, including a standout act by a young singer named Velie and a string group led by Joe De Marlin, drawing a sizeable local audience.
A garbled OCR page mixes weather notes with lively sports names and places, mentioning Forts, Carrie Abnfun, Tim Flynn, and The Winn Shiva. It hints at events, dates, and people, but remains a tangled mosaic of unreadable lines and stray proper nouns.
Local shop Goolana Store faces ongoing difficulties as unclear reports describe owners and staff in dispute. Community members seek clarity as authorities review financial and legal questions surrounding the business end of the operation.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Calvin Bros General Storekeepers and commune related terms. No clear event, date, or locations readable. Summary constrained by available phrases only.
Fragmented report suggests Ut Stossis 111th Hulls area will see a rebuilt branch store. Str Hive Moore, once lwungoy for Hewgs, may act alone to push the project while a Dew 1 Quumdiaha plans a separate store. Widespread chatter cites draught impacts and local concerns about pricing and competition.
The report covers a health committee meeting in Tullamore with President J. M. Archine and Tooley among attendees. It lists committee members, scheduled activities, and mentions public interest in health and wellness events. There are notes on inspectors and facility upgrades, plus local election references and personnel movements affecting the community.
Goolagong reports a Fancy Fair and Flower Show at the local ranch, with a weak afternoon turnout and a better evening crowd. Exhibits suffered from dry weather and waning interest, while stalls offered various items and raffles. organizers appeal for support to boost attendance next Saturday.
Residents from Goolnzong travel to greet a Goonigal hero returning home. A fuller report appears next week. The Toca branch NS Bust Nursing Association meets Saturday at 2:45 PM to discuss urgent business, followed by a Return to Soldiers Association gathering for those aiding local veterans.
Sydney prices for fat cattle and sheep feature in a market snapshot. Brief notes reference Matton cleanlinens and beef attention to business. The fragmented item highlights meat and retail terms from jd 1b.
A brief banking or insurance notice notes the erection of branches of insurance work and lists stock and property on application. The fragment mentions a phone contact as 12 but provides limited details about location or date.
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