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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 01, 1927
Page
2
Fragmentary market notes list repair services for gramophones violins and other instruments and describe sales of irrigation land cottages and paper items. Names Lachlan Arcade A Preston and Dal Lac MacDonald appear in unclear entries.
Farmers advertise seed wheat varieties for sale with contact THOS R JONES Marsden Road Fortes It ranhed and other listed addresses. The notice includes scattered garbled lines about locations and dates for a March to April sale in Sydney and nearby areas.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a Methodist service on a Sunday with scattered names and times. Mentions J T Wordly Megan Cede and a meeting or event around March with references to a sale or gathering. Details are unclear due to garbled wording and missing context.
Fragmentary text mentions religious services with Holy Communion and sermon times. Names appear garbled may relate to church or parish notices. No clear event or location identified.
Reported: Meader finkert George Taylor faces rial charges at the Payhen Quarter Sevsione. Rival Hawi Henry Powter accused of harming him. Case postponed with authorities noting scheduling changes at St Pree Court in Goulbwn.
A garbled account discusses a railway fraud involving Aliniry Bo Depot and various transport figures. It mentions Express travel, courts, and investigations, with references to different regions and authorities, though many phrases are obscured.
Market day funds support the England Market Day. St Patrick’s concert will be held on March 4 in Porten own Hl area. Mr Aied Nahethas participates with a violin performance to aid the cause.
Historical notice records property sales involving Br. Heh ah gene Abyoueh Lhe agenes of Me ate and mentions Studebaker cars and various local firms. The fragmented text references showrooms, local vendors, peanut growing, and community notes with scattered names and places across a broad urban area.
In distress, a two insult of the tire wah burned out Mra, George Green, on Saturday night. Mr Green left for Gu for a shearing trip, leaving unknowns about his wife and children. A damaged report describes communication issues with his husband and local authorities, with officials urged to respond.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a May water sky crowd and a spring hoard event at a dairy site with MPF Heino and other named figures. Details scattered include a dragon, a tollgate, and various locations, but many words are garbled.
A local notice describes joyful birth in the community with mentions of parents and families. The text includes congratulations and notes on the newborn, along with references to a public gathering or reception.
Report on the Agricultural Bureau conference held in New Bonth Wilna with remarks on participants and agenda. Notes mention local officials, transport, and upcoming events tied to farm extension and community needs.
Fragmented OCR notes list people and places and mention a Buick car and delivery. Distinct entities include Mr Roy Tuley and George Me Chiffon with references to a district, a bank, and local duties. The passage resembles a jumble of names and activities without a coherent single event.
Mr and Mrs Z A Turner of Brae tide Parkes Toad prepare a month's holiday to Kaevambu Annolie Ve mates aboard Crombie DeIVAte hiatus at prenant te Mr vote traveler iv a Wan. A newcomer Iv m Hanny joins Grave Ale at Cromble petyale Rospit al Juat now. Wink Vale Wood retention noted for Teachers Training Cal tx.
J James Church was chosen by Mies Divie Melton eldest daughter of Mr and Mon ME H Pelton of Lon gueville for her marriage to Mr Fred Rout Forbes Rev SG Fieldting officiated. The bride wore white with embroidered tulle and carried pink carnation roses. Attendants included Misa Biddle Wesian and Mise Danny Inch. Best man was Mr Souper and groomsman Mr Max Follow assisted.
The Big Event of the Week reports the foundation ceremony at the District Hospital for a new children's ward. Al Borhes and wife, Mayor Alterman, and local officials will attend at dusk with staff, clergy, and community members. A juvenile queen winner will participate, and speeches honor local soldiers and heroes.
The council debates a sanctuary proposal to acquire land from private holders, with conditions to shelter wild birds and maintain aquatic life. Key figures include Inspector My. Wusler, Cowell, and Forrest MuWefpul, as meetings discuss funding, timing, and potential moves to plant new views while preserving the coast.
An OCR fragment reports unclear personal names and numbers about a memorial or legal notice. Details are unreadable, with mangled phrases and stray digits, making exact actions or entities hard to determine.
Police testimony reveals a disturbance at a hotel bar where George Good and others drank before a shooting incident. The court notes a witness statement and bars a formal order, with sentences for minor offenses and a seven day default following the judgment.
A scratched notice reports a council letter urging a stockholder to apply for a two week delay. The move was linked to upcoming quarter sessions and a three week meeting, with passage suggesting reconsideration of a previously filed motion.
The report details rioting charges against the defendant, with witness testimony on the morning of the incident at a hotel. Accounts describe alcohol influenced actions, confrontations, and property disturbance culminating in a courtroom showing of disputed liability.
Fragmented OCR shows pleas of guilty involving George Loyd Joby Gras and Walter Sanem in a defunct case. Content is garbled with nonsensical phrases and missing context.
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