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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 17, 1924
Page
2
A notice states that a recent fire at the produce store does not affect the mine and carrying business. Operations will continue at Austin's ship store temporarily pending rebuilding.
OCR garble lists no clear action or entities. The readable bits suggest an official notice about sale with placeholders and misread terms. Limited legible items include possible references to sale action and local officials, but specifics are unreadable.
The Forbes and District Chamber of Commerce plans joint efforts with the public to emphasize the railway question. A railway division meeting is set for June 24 in the Tenilway region to consider railway administration proposals.
A clipped OCR fragment shows Milne referencing orders to surveil inmates at Mason Curie. The note mentions quarantine and a phone contact line 14, with unclear context about authority or dates given.
In loving memory of Smith of Builth who died June 16 1930 four years have passed since. Loving husband and father Alex is remembered by his wife and family with enduring affection.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a show with unclear cast and rehearsal details. It hints at competition among performers and a cited morning event amid weather or stage conditions. The text is garbled but implies an entertainment program with various participants and timing.
A noisy scene describes parking chaos with motorists opposing congestion and a police inspection. Officials propose forcing cars into tighter kerbs and moving vehicles to clear streets. The debate centers on practical steps to end the traffic squeeze and prevent property damage.
Fragmentary OCR lists numerous locations and numeric codes such as Gondobolia 19 Wargoo 61 Wirrlnya 46 Cherryirte Ai GR Uh 47 Jemmlong 64 Eggowra 13 Trundi Ad Dedwerabung 43 Durwobalate 60 Wasbourne 7 Brolghn 70 Grenfell 4 Peak Hill Cowra 40 Parkes. The text hints at a rainfall or timing annotation around 9 am but is largely unreadable.
Bathurst footballers prepare for a two day event in Forbes with a Saturday match and Sunday appearance. arrangements are under way for the final reception at the Town Hall on Saturday night with Bathurst players and supporters in attendance.
The text reports a sudden death on a Sunday night of a woman around 68, with family details partially garbled. It notes she was survived by a husband, son, and four daughters, and mentions a funeral at a local church with a burial soon after.
A garbled notice describes a Conservatorium event in Fox Country involving a youth group, a distribution of funds among eight hospitals, and planning for future concerts. It mentions Mr Avundy Orchard and hospital committee involvement, with a tentative date of Saturday June 28 and a representative to attend.
The Forbes coursing wagering event drew over 800 spectators Sunday morning between Harry Abel’s Pear Now and Uata’y Tack the Ripper. Jack the Upper won comfortably, while ToFbes tM bis been ile sided tabrly. The secretary, Mr. T. Ghehelal, will arrange details for owners wishing to stake. A meeting of the club is set for Thursday night with all members urged to attend.
A confused note describes a presbytery ball planned for tomorrow with loud cheers and unclear spelling. It mentions an innovation event and a judge or master of ceremonies, who will announce numbers and winners, with a final counting of votes or scores.
The Forbes Chamber of Commerce receives a report on a proposed telephonary invention aimed at enabling faster setup and operation. Debates focus on feasibility, safety, and whether the project aligns with chamber goals, with researchers to continue testing.
A garbled record shows a Board of Trade discussion about reconsidering a bond matter involving Mr Holloway. The text references adjournment requests and a June 24 date, with unclear names and places.
A mystery death of an unidentified swagman is described from a hut along Nee ded Hiation. The paragraph hints at an unknown AWaRman found nude, with limited clues including a hat and worn clothing, and various scattered details about his possessions and location.
A garbled 1810s forecast from Professor Walsh cautions readers about forthcoming earthquakes and continental disruption. The note predicts will occur next year with many places affected, followed by hail and tidal events, urging preparedness and calm amid dramatic warnings.
Nise Cameron returns from sick leave as notices of deaths and condolences flow in. The piece lists obituaries and parish updates, including Miss Maud Moora of Shy Wan Aalmer, and notes on community figures such as Dr Me 1 a. Delohery and Mr. Lindsay Byrnen, with wedding and church events sketched amid fragmented local details.
The community gathered for the funeral of Frank Gagnin in Forbes, with remarks noting his long service on the town council and his family ties. Relatives and friends came from nearby areas to pay respects at the ceremony held at the local church and graveside.
An advertisement describes Woods Great Peppermint Cure and other Woods remedies for bronchial coughs and children's hacks, with claims of full catering at Auuton and Brakey. Prices are listed as 18/8 each. The copy includes references to several products and suggests their benefits for cough and throat discomfort.
Fragmentary record shows Forbes Court Watters and Doherty cases with fines and potential two-month terms. Inspector Hyrae reports on defense by Ellephwrd. references to Charl Towne Bede Kern and Inderont Tasigungee. Licensing renewals noted. 1928 Act implications touch on murder risk and court order.
Fragmentary OCR from a court or legal report recounts a lengthy trial with names like Parkes and Padnington, mentions a China man, a minister, and a trainer, and references penalties, jail terms, and a wrestling with evidence. The garbled text blends court actions with advertisements for clothing and tailoring services, creating a fractured record of events and items.
Telegraphic report from Tweauny via Hobart says Captain Strick Jensen was found dead aboard the Port Hucking from England. An inquest will be held.
A Glenferrie robbery ended with the capture of a man linked to Buckley and four masked men who held up a group of workers, with Glen Huprey named as a complainant. About £80 in notes and jewellery were taken during the incident on a Friday night.
The Fedwing farmers organizations conducted a large conference yesterday outlining planned actions and strategies. Party leaders and local delegates attended, signaling a coordinated approach to agricultural policy discussions and future initiatives.
Dr Bago contends Labor and the Country Party gain ground nationwide while the Nationality faction wanes. P G Stewart, Works Minister, calls current pace a temporary expedient and predicts the Country Party could lose influence. Terang to be reached tonight on the Pedgrit route with a vote seen as a test of endorsements.
A muddled legal report notes Mrs Cohen being acquitted on the initial charge. The fragmentary text references a jury as well as mentions of individuals Dyobella Colin, MitAnuel Cohen, and Jean, with unclear context about protection and relatives amid the proceedings.
A Wyiling resident Mrs CM Baten has donated £1900 to Wellington Hospital as a memorial for her son who served in the war. The donation supports hospital needs and honors the family’s war service.
A front page style preview describes a tough picture titled A Front Page Story with Kane ath Hurlde and Katherine Hoenorr. The feature centers on a cantankerous quarrel among local figures Mayor Gorham and Hayward editor of a new paper as they push a program in key comedy. Also promoted are The Noor Do Well TM and The Hpend Girl with additional acts including Geo comedy and drama. The piece highlights a bold, dramatic film night with multiple stories and performances at a single venue.
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