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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 30, 1925
Page
2
Mrs Mary Gettunde Leader widow of Eugene John Leader of Varbes extends sincere thanks to relatives and friends for the deep sympathy shown during bereavement.
In memory of Ernest Stanley Smith who died on June 26. The notice honors the beloved son and father with loving tribute from family. It expresses fond sorrow and remembrance and mentions grieving relatives.
Uncertain transcription notes plan for a Forbes Show in late August. Aims to confirm dates August 26 and 27 with a meeting of the Forbes Jockey Club held yesterday and scheduled for the next day at the Metropolitan Hotel. Attendance reportedly strong as committee members discuss arrangements and securing lenders for the event.
The issue discusses Life magazine content including Australian tangential topics, short stories and reviews, with notes on regional writers and opinions. It mentions Mr Rymer on Kugowra sports, Jefendant driving incidents, and inspector commentary, reflecting local press style and occasional legal notices.
The Forbes Labor League plans an evening gathering tonight in Cornell Chambers to discuss a proposed connection with the Victory Bull and expect good attendance from Indian Ia. An апотай due late tonight may be noted in the Evening News. The piece hints at religious and community tensions amid height of elections, describing a mixed outing and social dynamics.
A damaged OCR item shows a government letter asking about the amount of damage and the hire by a Mood related project. The text references approval by an Hour and mentions a request to an attorney. Details are unclear due to mangled phrasing but imply an official subsidy inquiry and related statutory action.
The item records a local flour mill sale involving JH Reymond and Sonn purchasing Mewaen Miverla and Co, alongside notices of a euchre party and dance. It mentions future gatherings at Puente wight party and presbytery events with various local names and addresses.
A fragmented Cowra page notes a forthcoming September horse race with bets placed by a prominent local man. It mentions a strong field headed by Nat Nat and Hawk le, with expectations of a well hopped event. The garbled text also references pest control and a dramatic incident linked to a tower, along with survivor remarks.
A garbled OCR item reports the Forbes School of Arts hosting a dance on Sunday night at Loch Hall with Moran announcing the program Moana and Celia featured. It also mentions a failed auction at the Farben Licenwing Court and a separate housing renewal hearing before Mr Sheptier. Local pound bids produced no buyers.
An inmate, newly assigned to the bench, is taunted with biblical invective and claims of guilt. Shouted verses and garbled words blur the scene as the prisoner responds to a judges questions. The exchange hints at a contentious courtroom moment with hostile pacing.
The readable text appears as a corrupted OCR fragment mentioning ware supply and a date but contains many garbled words making it impossible to determine a coherent event or proper names for a factual summary.
Fragmented OCR text outlines a settlement purchase area with references to persons and places including Jone, Forbes, Shire, Tenwith, Bromdy Hex, and Crows Lundy. Mentions a 1946 era Retired Bokitory and Grone Purehane Aru No, unclear due to transcription errors.
The Porean District railway committee received a letter regarding railway fruit charges and proposed amendments to regulations. The correspondence discusses reactions from the Sydney Chamber of Commerce and the Allwaye Commissioners. Details suggest possible voting and fountain-formation concerns at a future point.
A disputed midweek game between Grenfell and Sonne drew strong reactions from fans and officials as the referee managed a close contest with few clear calls. Substantive details remain unclear due to fragmented OCR text.
Fragmentary OCR text references the Crown, lands department, and officials in New Simi Weep. Mentions Verlinimento inverted by quirmin Heen and FrneeL Ne CFUWR LnaN WHR. Discusses applications and a committee of the Crown Tanda Kents.
An OCR fragment lists various ministers and figures linked to the Australian cabinet, mentioning names like Lame, My 'lurnan, Hemhiwril, and Flannery with references to locations such as Sydney, Laelia, and Pamiinta. The text is garbled but implies reshuffles and appointments across states and federal roles.
A string of community notices covers marriages engagements and travel. Mrs A Charlton of Farber and Constable Chariton are mentioned with hospital care, while Mr J Kelly gains praise at the Central City Trolling Club meeting. Mr Summergreens of the Globe Hotel Forbes acquires Royal Exchange Hotel and several Forbes residents plan visits and holidays, including Mrs Thatcher and Mr Alan Cochenis.
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