Memoriam notice for a mother with loving family names
In loving memory of a mother who departed this life. The notice lists family relations and inserts a motto about not being forgotten, reflecting a wish for remembrance.
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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 29, 1923
Page
4
In loving memory of a mother who departed this life. The notice lists family relations and inserts a motto about not being forgotten, reflecting a wish for remembrance.
In loving remembrance of our dear husband and father Jnica who departed July 1920. We acry your loss. Your fond hands shall rest with us no more. Youmre dear father, we sadly miss. Inserted by his loving wife and family.
Local family expresses gratitude for the wreaths and supportive gestures received after a recent loss. Mrs. Joseph Carroll leads thanks to friends and neighbors for comforting aid and attendance at the funeral and memorial activities.
In June 1923 near Ard Bat Moyet Ginieo aged 52, Thomas Jomph Tree Sents, a resident of New Zealand, passed away. The elder son of Beth Sam Mile, the event is recorded with limited readable details.
The Drotiers wish to express sincere thanks for wreaths and sympathy. They also thank Anauk the Twogood Grothere and their group for their friendship and comforting gestures during this sad time.
Notices show church events for July including Sunday worship at 3 pm and 7:20 pm, Sunday School at 11 am with a sermon, and a Monday July 9 schedule. Rev A Upulahan Forbes listed with an anniversary. Pur Supply by S A Gansingdlan.
The readable fragment mentions individuals such as Joan, Wlotory Moanix, and Palmer, with scattered terms like September, reward, and hearing. The text is too incomplete to confirm a clear event, person, or organization, but suggests a miscellaneous legal or notice context within a historical newspaper page.
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Fragmentary OCR reads as a trade or property note involving Edward Kraty and names such as NAT TURN and Comidervial Hotel. Information is too garbled to identify date place or full entities for a coherent summary.
Grinsted's Library orders patrons Bobacrbers and others including Haylee Cooks to return items within seven days. The notice cites overdue materials and names Grinsted as issuing authority.
Advertisements for Hilton 4B Tate appeared in a 1920sMer Boyd Clark notice but were cancelled by order of the firm. Parkes is named in the fragmentary text.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention borers, broken tie, sirgic harness and saddle terms. No clear persons, dates, places, or events are discernible.
A cryptic note records an event involving Rosevale Perm and a Urey state branded on one side. The fragment mentions a measurement of about 14.3 Welsh mo and a deadline or duty on Thursday the 19th of Apas with unclear context.
Fragmentary sale notice mentions about 20 tons of lag and land items with uncertain details. Includes odd spellings and references to districts and surveyor roles. lacks clear buyer, price, or location information.
Notice seeks ten four furrow jump ploughs with mouldboard in good condition. Address for application given as A, Drock Strat, Young. operation location described as place of tuapeation.
This item lists a printed catalog page featuring Sampr lined stamps and a note reading THIS OFFICR. The readable content centers on stamp listings and an office label, with limited legible names or dates. The fragment hints at a philatelic catalog entry and an archival stamp collection reference.
Auction note lists Ahuro Fartilag Agremvenite item for sale with unclear description. No clear bidder or price given. Item appears in a classifieds style notice without further details.
J P Woods announces a fresh notice regarding Buddah changes amid discussions at Lachlan Arcade. The brief missive references tumor concerns and daily obinization, noting ongoing attention to the matter.
The local daily Guardian announces a weekly edition with daily issues and a Sunday Sunday special. Copies priced at a penny each will be sold locally, with delivered morning editions and Sunday included.
An excerpt from the court proceeding records shows several defendants appearing before the magistrate. The docket lists names including Walsick, Here A, and W. F Dvita with multiple charges. The charges and dates reference a July session and a garbled total likely indicating fines or bail.
A weekly market summary notes livestock sales with prices recorded for Heifers bulls and cattle. The report mentions a forthcoming sale scheduled for Saturday July Th with prices and lots to be announced.
An early notice describes next Tuesday night entertainment titled Daswdey nigh with a plan for a lively performance. The local club promises a high quality show that should attract a large crowd and deliver strong fun.
Advertising copy notes a stud sheep sale at Burrawang on September 01 with buyers expected. Martin & Co and Begun utes will attend selling premium stock as crowd gathers and candle lighting marks the event.
A Wednesday meeting at Presbyterian School Hat on June 23 adopted the Morel Toywtitchton report with amendments. Officers appointed included President S. Keeney, Treasurer R Loe, Secretary F Ferguson, and Campbetti Taylor senior. 36 members, ages 21 plus, with regular monthly meetings planned.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a person aging about a century and references a time when someone considered letting a deity's release or a war's cessation. Names and places are unclear, making specifics unreliable. the piece reads like notes rather than a complete report.
The New Gordlurs' League plans a meeting at Welder Parkes on Tuesday with delegates to Parkes and Prat. Officials from Municipal Councils and the Parken Chamber of Commerce discuss urging government action on water supply power generation and infrastructure. Deputation attendance costs and travel arrangements are outlined for Sydney meetings in early January.
The article notes the annual distribution of benefits under the Amplex society plan for 1923, detailing certificates and office procedures for members who did or did not receive them. It states the total distributed amount of 41,740,028 and mentions reversionary additions to policies near £1,000,000, with participation sharing in the year’s earnings.
A fragmented piece discusses the Advocate and Mr Mares proposing merit for charging criminals under specific sections. It notes concerns about collecting evidence, protecting a suspect's apprenticeship, and the balance between punishment and rights. The text reflects debates on criminal accountability and legal procedures of the era.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss the Condobolin-Broken Hill railway matter and a meeting of local chambers. It references cooperation, a devised plan, and potential delays or issues affecting work and partnership. The fragment mentions a toll or cost estimate and expectations tied to a town or regional project.
Ate Cayimte Reymard wins a dramatic title as Farber challenges in a tense match. The contest, held midweek, featured Claymurd and Monturray in a record setting clash. A standout moment came from a fellow player supplying a striking defensive play.
A court session led by Judge Rhaphard considered licensing renewals and potential public input. Mr. Mellion Ue Banoh requested to delay actions and the panel discussed liquor license recharges and payments totaling £27,000 tied to recent liquor sales. No police objections were raised to the continuation of existing licenses.
Austen and Pralley’s display a broad range of overcoats in dark colors at very low prices around 67/8. The store invites customers to compare prices and value.
Community notices detail weather impacts from 148 polishes of rain at the post office, local policing, court sentences, and civic tasks. Parkes club activities, fishing and shooting events, and street gossip fill a dense ledger of 1880s town life with names like Watty Banden and Jue AtrGirr, alongside public works and theatrical notes.
An OCR fragment advertises affordable footwear including Guave Oxford and Court shoes from 16/8 to 46/-, with repairs offered at McDade’s Minow Bioroa and related items. It also mentions a Childrin’s Hacking Cough remedy, and names various products like Great Peppermint Cary. The readable text is garbled but presents a general shop promotions page with multiple product lines and a repair department.
The obituary outlines the life of Mr. Bates a respected public servant landowner and benefactor in Orange and Western Australia. It notes his leadership in the Morbes Pi A and H. Aveoria society his work on hospital and building projects and his roles as alderman mayor and magistrate. It highlights his charitable efforts and long service to civic affairs detailing his education athletic interests and community involvement.
A garbled notice centers on George Portar and a right to receive payments from a periodical. Details are unclear but indicate a formal action or claim affecting Portar and a named payee. Further readable identifiers are unavailable in the fragment.
Fragmentary notes describe a contested competition to be abandoned due to weather. Mentions Bashardt hospital venue and a July date. Lists several names and a cup event, with references to Mr Tuy Hiya and various participants, but many phrases are garbled.
Mir, Guorgy Dauyern, a noted member of Forbes High, faces a serious illness with follow up procedures. Roberta, a youth auction at Forbes High, enjoys a small victory. Forbes community hopes for recovery. George Allison of Forbes District seeks treatment in Sydney after a long illness. Friends wish convalescence and recovery. Mr. Doyle plans a move to Goulburn with property needs in Wir Riveriow. Mitchell, envoy of the ALC, travels to Forbes. A clash involving gun violence injures five, with ongoing medical care. Substantial talk of local hardships and civic efforts continues as residents recover from recent disturbances.
A garbled account recalls a public figure’s removal and shifts in Orange town administration. It notes ties to the W.R.A and hospital committee, mentions the subject’s role as alderman, and references support from Clive Bales and others as community sympathy grows.
Funeral details note a largely attended ceremony in the Church of uglind cemetery. Tributes from local bodies and many residents accompanied the service in Forbes with a mark of respect at the Porbos Town Mall on Wednesday.
Unclear fragment mentions Baldwin and McDade stores with rotating themes and price notes. Vague items include colorful names and presumed product lines. Readable details are limited. overall content seems to reference local shops and pricing.
Fragmentary note lists dates July 21 through August 1 with unclear context and assorted garbled place names and numbers.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Horne and Catto J Virvauting at Market Street, with unclear names and a possible auction or sale. A mention of WaineDroot Conte vtocked appears, but details are obscured and names are uncertain.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Barton Wacklater and Entimetee sH4 related to urichworh concreteing and bakery ovens. Context unclear. no clear event, date, or location established.
Partial OCR text shows a sale listing with items like a pulping plant and general machinery, with scattered names and numbers. Details are unclear. readable fragments point to an auction notice involving a plant and equipment, possibly dated and located at a port or facility.
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