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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 26, 1923
Page
2
A terse note places Forbes in Thames New Zealand in 1998 where True Age ba years is mentioned alongside unclear details about tenure or influence. The fragmentary text hints at a political or regional matter but lacks concrete events or names beyond Forbes.
The note expresses sincere thanks to Dr. J Motion the matron and staff of the tonal hospital for kindness communion and wreaths. It also thanks Father Suston Father Witepatrick and the Bluters of Morey, plus the Two Wood Brothers for their comforting support to an old pal.
An OCR fragment advertises a Forbes Model Band event with prize details and contact for Mr J Whrb and manager Wongajong. It mentions a concert on Tuesday evening, a travel cost note, and a reward for tuning and instrument condition. It references locations and contact numbers for applications.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions McKillop and Buddak oranges and Woolle Winlowe with references to Lachlan arsenals and famous brands. Context unclear. details incomplete.
Public notice warns that subscribers with overpayments will be refunded. Grinsted's Library requests returns and will reimburse. Any person trespassing or interfering with stock leaving open on New Parle state will be prosecuted. Stray stock found will be impounded at 470F Wil be impounded. W. J. Rundle, Manager. Early variety apply.
Fragmented report notes a mixed team event delayed by rain from Friday night into Monday. Players from Harbor and other names are mentioned, with games shifted to a later decision, while weather harmed scheduling and practice.
A garbled OCR piece outlines a council argument about paving and footpaths, urging residents to buy a car to ease walkways. It references aldermen, the Witte King, and a historical note on entrances, casting doubt on street improvements and public access.
Weather summary notes that rainfall has broken a drought, with Sunday and ongoing showers bringing up to 4 inches in the month and a total near 486 points. The mild spell supports crops and stock, aiding a hoped for strong financial recovery for farmers and the wider district.
An Actifle match between Forbes and tirmutel was halted due to heavy rain on the ronda, preventing Grenfell from taking his shot. On Wednesday, July 4, the Peres and Parker thama will journey to compete in a match for the Dectian Cup.
Keane and Hutter conduct the fortnightly sale at the Forher miLANIDAL savas on Saturday. They disposed of 600 come back wonners, 10 head mixed cattle, 0 pigs, and notable Dreds. A line of 100 tooth come pack and merino were passed in at 40. Bookings open for next month’s sale on Saturday.
The Porbee election asks residents to approve a 25,000 pound loan for electricity or to prefer borrowing for town road repairs. Voters show support for electricity, while roads remain poor and unproved. the outcome may affect municipal projects and upkeep.
The Owls troupe returns to the town hall for a promised entertaining evening. Members have regrouped after an initial appearance and now boast improved acts. Crowds are urged to attend Tuesday night, with box plan available.
A garbledOCR fragment recounts a chaotic scene with names and events that are largely unreadable. Central details are missing, with only hints of dialogue and actions about a dinner, a visitor at night, and references to medical or personal items. The text is incoherent and cannot be reliably interpreted.
Court proceedings opened with chatter about a transfer request from Tate Vandenbere to Waltz Ewerte. L Gabbotte sought the move while Mallon objected on behalf of his owners whom he says were notified. The application was adopted and renewed for Mr Gubbett.
A garbled 19th century style notice lists multiple local figures, including Attu Von Uesgeoye and Mr. Money Bexgrave, with references to hospital care and a wireline therapy study. It mentions Captain Als and a new colonel appointment, adds details of Arthur Wiskey’s accident at a wood yard, and records a funeral at the Roman Catholic cemetery with mayoral attendance and Father Roxon officiating.
A detailed account of a Croydon wedding officiated by Rev A J Waldock. The bride Amy Mumbey, daughter of Mr and Mrs G. Mumbey of Cheltenham Avenue, Croydon, married Harold Geidieh Forbes son of Mr and Mrs G. W. Grith. Bride wore a satin gown with lace and carried a bouquet. bridesmaids wore pale pink and ivory taffeta. Both families attended with guests in white and pastel bouquets. Reception followed at Market Street venue with music and dancing.
In Porches a sale on children’s clothes and toys includes items from McDade’s Hover line with discounts. The store also lists infant wear, bloomers, and cozy costumes, inviting shoppers to explore reduced prices and seasonal offerings.
Eugowra beat Boverside by an unspecified margin in four quarters. GoolngoNE played ava y Caniowindra won by forfeuit from Wiring. Calarie won by forfeit.
In a rugged match Federals failed to keep pace with Goolagong Kei Melta. Poor discipline and turnovers plagued Federals as Goolagong pressed, with Newell's opening mode and AftOEWALUK's two points shaping the first half. Second half tightened, but Federals slipped further behind.
The match featured Sugowra and Emeralds in a close contest with strong forward play. Key figures included Channon Hynita Brown and Penta New Cripps, while standout defense and midfield work from Enon and Fay AyaD shaped the tense outcome. The Balearl Thorp side showed grit but fell short as Norman Tharncrnst and Crampton made notable contributions.
A fragmentary notice reports junior teams traveling to Parkes on Sunday with results due by noon. It lists players including J. Ferry, Hugo, N. Brows, H. Hailey, Cwhoe, A. Patterson, W. Lolling, W. Morgan, Mick Deen, J. Sams and D. Hrown. A Combined storag squad will be represented by several forwards and emergencies in an upcoming friendly match at Morbnx tomorrow.
Reading of the match shows Forbes Y. Bathunst detailing a hard fought home game on a slick field. Key players include Forhex forwards Rath Cowall and With, and backs Crippen Wright over the line, while Townend Weight Farnworth and Welton impressed for the opposition in a high effort contest.
The children's operetta Court of Ques Gimuiorgard was staged in town with a lively cast led by Molly Davis and Elsie Gayin. Performers included Lorin White and Heatherwing, with praise for stage effects, music by Malcolm Glichrit Wanhol, and an audience-pleasing ending as dancers and singers entertained throughout.
A report from a dinner for visitors at Gueyriel's Rantaur notes Mr. Gilchrist presented £410 to the Mranwurse of the Rathurnt Loam, amid expressions of gratitude for the visit. Guests praised Tetorso and Mr Ilayfyun for handling the games and reception, while Bathurst boys were described as good sports.
Marrecks for Woode Creat Pepper aaint Cure and Pratioy can supply blankets and pugs at reasonable prices. Evary boy with a WHE wrest and anowk, plus Avery boy WHR a sOlM, seeks tilting deals on supplies and gear.
Local council notes reveal updated valuations and financing for a new gas engine and water works. Reports cite daily pumping rates, coal deliveries, and property-related street improvements, plus deliberations on traffic, footpaths, and school-travel allowances.
A long deteriorating bridge over the Crom Street lagoon causes water on its surface to spill through spongy timbers. The town council’s new construction and recent paving work fail to prevent floods, leaving residents to paddle and wade while officials debate repairs.
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