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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 14, 1912
Page
4
The text blends colonial war rhetoric with disjointed reminiscences of Scotland and Australia. It references the Commonwealth army, Highlands and tartan, shamrock, and a Sandy figure, mixing memories of battle and a questioning tone about loyalty and national identity across nations.
Fragmentary notes recount a court day on Predaey with reviewals and a mix of whisky references including Old Orkney Booth and Old Arkny Seateh Whisky. The text mentions residents, locations such as Cran ptine-seneet and Hansant Zonk AGM, and scattered remarks about offenses, saloons, and local names. The jumble includes numerous sociable details and advert-like lines about products and events, with little coherent narrative.
A garbled OCR fragment lists varied town items including railway remarks, furniture sales, tenders, road works, weather impacts, and local appointments. It references Forbes, Mr Dover Connolly, the Central Railway Commissioner, and multiple district events with scattered dates and places, presenting as a chaotic public notices column.
The item records various community snippets including Mr G. returning from illness, Mr W. H. Wood praised as Fighting Billy, family deaths around Mark Hammond, religious notices of Rev Father Dunsie, and local figures like N. MacPhillany recovering, J. Cannon at the brewery, and inspector Nol’s Grenfell trip. It mentions Condobolin travel, a second marriage rumor, and agricultural notes about wheat yields near Grenfell.
A deputation of 200 to five villages will press for a new police station near Greenthonpe. The district focuses on crop cultivation and harvest timing under the supervision of local authorities and the Greenfall gatjew.
A fragmentary text references a tender involving Ines wat Kegars and others, mentioning a garden Mary and Starlet ilan in a likely contract or procurement context. The readable portions identify names and entities but lack coherent actions, dates, or clear outcomes for a complete summary.
Telegraphic brief from Aydawy reports a legal opinion holding that the sparker has no power in the chemisant 14 connection with the Parliamentary stat, outlining the cutoff of authority and potential implications for ongoing proceedings.
The State Government starts a leasehold sale next Monday in Washington. Officials will offer numerous lots for license arrangements, aiming to expand public access to government properties and generate revenue.
Sydney reports the Minister for Works will turn the first sod of the feliway from Nimitybelle to Bombala, marking the start of construction on the Yimlishelle 10 Tombute line within the wan bhy.
An official Melbourne notice records new maternity support payments. It notes a recipient named Ukesplan Ad Peception Mis buxgeetian Tor 4 Wwetaratly aTowane receiving 600,000 TH for the birth of a baby this year.
The document outlines a Liberal platform with focus on industrial committee collaboration, cross state cooperation, antitrust controls, public interests, and tax policy. It mentions Joseph Cookanys and aims to limit taxation while boosting economy and regulatory oversight.
An irregular wartime era style report from Sydney notes maize yield concerns and government action, with references to officials Hawarvensis and Thy in a muddled January context. The fragmentary text hints at agricultural policy or market pressures affecting harvest assessment.
Syevey Mviny reports the Attorney-General says the government has carried out undertakings given, despite questions about the administration's approach to immigration policy and the extent of actions taken in the current session.
The article discusses a statement by Professor Bivee of Finlay University in Washington noting global peace remains fragile. It mentions a perceived threat to the world and asserts Britain must stand ready to resist invasion. it questions what New Zealand denied and who claimed the source of wider threats to the British people.
Sydney report notes a billiards event Friday involving nun Jenin SV nuns, with unclear results and sparse readable details.
Sydney Sunday reports two fires in Kent Street with no injuries to bystanders. Fire brigades faced difficulty and one dwelling was severely damaged. Authorities investigated whether the blazes were linked to arson or accidental causes while firefighters contained the flames.
A Melbourne notice reports the Stave experiment farm at Asati Victoria declared mute from an educational and experimental point of view. Officials consider the project a failure and outline next steps.
SROOK'S PICTURES announces reduced prices for showings at The Hiwral theater. New weekly screenings will run every Thursday and Friday, with regular showings and notable changes in admission costs for patrons beginning this date.
Fragmented Reuters style notes report a motion on port workers and free labor rejected by 77 in Parliament. The piece mentions the Government King’s stance, a strike contest, and a call to trades unions while citing international trade figures and electoral prospects.
Incomplete OCR fragment shows scattered cricket and football terms, names and numbers. Appears to reference Australian, Lancashire and other teams with unclear context, possible match results or player references amid garbled text. Source lacks coherent events or clear entities to verify.
A crowded Methodist Village Fair showcased a program of male and female talents, including performances by local groups and guests. Notable attendees included Kier Misiter, Neal prtee, and Huun's Misy Warten, with various demonstrations and community activities enhancing the event.
A garbled protest record notes concerns on water, work conditions, and deaths. It mentions Noah or related figures, Boston memorials, and local authorities ordering or halting work. The text references shop owners, workers, and steps taken by towns, with unclear specifics due to OCR damage.
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