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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 17, 1919
Page
2
Unclear text shows fragmented phrases about a route, attendance, and a contact labeled PHONE 270. Hard to extract concrete events, names, or locations, leaving an incomplete notice with no coherent action or outcome.
Fragmentary OCR text shows an architect named Mr Ostewant requesting a helper named Humes near Kiara and Ooma. Mentions supervision, planning, and possible rewiring or electrical work. Details are garbled with several names and places unclear.
Wheatley and Martel auctioneers in Eugowra oversee a stock and station auction with a focus on cattle and farming gear. The event is part of a broader inquiry into ministry activities, with observers noting a formal process and officials present.
Community organizers schedule a Thursday meeting at the town hall to discuss representing Forbes and advancing local efforts. The event aims to mobilize residents from September through October with a focus on neighborhood participation and recent civic topics.
A fragmented notice indicates a postponement affecting a community meeting. The text references a scheduled gathering at a local venue and hints at religious or civic figures, with remarks about rescheduling and upcoming related events. Further readable details are limited due to the OCR damage.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions presbytery ball details and local notes with names and places. Readable elements include possible references to Pike, Hine, and Hite. Summary captures unreadable OCR context as a compact report of community religious event and associated individuals.
A garbled report shows a general team setback as a key rider suffers a sore back. Officials and medical staff assess the horse and rider condition while the event schedule adapts. No clear names or dates are readable, but the incident affects the lineup and practice sessions.
Fragmented OCR text lists rainfall figures and place names with scattered dates and numbers. It references locations such as Mapenonar and Hipola with various numeric entries, alongside personal names like Haley and Yurya, yielding a garbled weather or market-like record.
Dan Warren aged 88 dies in Shiiintay amid evidence in the Gardiner robbery case. The report notes long involvement with investigators and mentions Kugowines art robbers. Local authorities emphasize the case remains under review as further details emerge.
The note outlines unclear details about court matters involving individuals or entities with fragmented names and percentages. It mentions possible financial terms and repackaging actions but lacks verifiable facts, dates, or locations to establish a coherent event or outcome.
Fragmentary OCR text recounts a long, disjointed account mentioning Mr Wildewis, Captain Ros Kina, and several family ties. Notes a memory of a 1910 era event and a reference to a Victoria Cross as a possible honor, but many names, dates, and places are garbled, leaving an unclear narrative.
Disjointed telegraphic report notes hospital admissions in Syanes and Tyonday Wativonen, a repatriation depot attack at Port Tianwin, and London to Sydney travel mentions. It cites Labor Conference elections, a military exercise, and claims of Allied war aid and casualty figures amid unsettled global events with scattered place names and dates.
President Wilson plans to push the peace treaty directly to the people as American troops enter Mexico dispersing Willi s forces. In Toronto and Winnipeg secret Bolshevik style societies are found prompting unrest. general strikes fail in Toronto and Winnipeg with tram services restored in part. An aviator from Ireland wins a long overland flight challenge.
A garbled OCR page mixes names, places, and items from a 19th or early 20th century listing. It references Sottinos, Angie Mays, Grenfell bowlers, and various teasers, with scattered numbers and prices. The legible bits hint at peppermint cures, local names, and a scattered schedule or ad section.
A spirited Sunday bowling scene unfolds as players argue over holiday play and the ethics of competing on Sabbath. Observers note early morning preparations, bold performances, and a clash between tradition and modern sport values surrounding theday’s games.
Fragmented OCR reveals mentions of Victory in wartime context, with scattered names like Ned Huw and Alaina THON. Lapses show disjointed phrases about sites, battles, and memories, hinting at a retrospective or propaganda style piece.
A Forbes Pastures Protection Board record details motions on meeting attendance, quorum, and fee entitlement for chaired sessions. it lists proposed amendments to regulations, a long list of approbations and disallowances, and names of receivers and appointees connected to district protections and local administration.
A garbled passage discusses local trades and wine economy, mentioning Hennah, Lil, Councetter Kilian, Verarnnt, Warbee, and AGF OR tied to royal matters. It hints at stock, crops, and impartial readers, with references to taxation, distribution, and prices amid uncertain context.
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