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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 07, 1928
Page
4
Fragmentary notice lists a delivery service and motor lorry hire in Vic town. Mentions Alec Kexandia Records and Croker & Morms with an address near South Forbes. Details are unclear but indicate services delivered in all parts of the town and surrounding country.
For sale land along river within three miles of Porben and nearby hamlets. Freehold acres offered with parcel boundaries described by ext Ber and AnpeY Heyy. Inquiries to local land broker.
A cluttered page lists various ads including typewriter ribbons, Advokate office notices, clothing and furrier services, carpentry and building offers, rental housing notices, and small business promotions. Names like Preston’s, Advocate Office, and Wilson appear amid pricing details and contact notes, with scattered references to land leases and workshop services.
fragmentary OCR notes announce a professional figure named Mr. Douglas Walker Salletter with a long legal process tied to Forbes by the late Job Robison. It states he will carry on the work at an office in Tope and mentions Portben.
Sunday services listed with multiple times and activities including Sunday School, Holy Communion, Women’s groups, and children's events. Details include March dates and various location designations, with references to pastoral staff and congregational committees.
Fragmented OCR shows names Stewart Davnes Straney Brown Deveniros Grimm Bro and others, with stray phrases about a Saturday ground op and a Taylor shot linked to Mr C Markwort. The garbled text lacks clear event, date, or location details and reads like a misread newspaper listing or advertisement.
A fragmentary OCR item discusses NEAG LEARN INWARBLY plocer and a plan to improve the town. It mentions a petition, payments, and public safety, with a police warning to motorists and various names. The readable parts are garbled and difficult to extract concrete facts from.
Mini Fleck reports arrival in Torben for a public school event while staffing changes occur at Forbes Public School replacing Mr Anderson who transfers to Dubbo. The Forbes community notes doctors, hospital visits, and local governance chatter as Timieti and Darrel Delaney figures surface in Forbes and district business and a Sydney trip signals regional ties.
Fragmented readable text references events and names in a town page. Mentions may include dates and sales or notices but the readable fragments are unclear. The item notes community topics such as fashion and local notices without coherent details or complete entities.
A London telegraph reports the final tally in Warsaw shows Marshal Pilsudski's supporters securing 12 percent of seats. The piece notes resistance to banning supporters of the National faction at the dock and suggests Pilsudski may lead a constitutional government rather than a dictatorship.
London reports the League Council meeting at Gondva where a resolution on compulsory arbitration was rejected. The Empire's stance on a proposed model treaty and the request for a universal system drew objections from imperial members, signaling broader tensions in formulating an agreed approach.
Tene London and Trinity played at Monte Marto when Mrs. Chambers and Mins Harvey won the Beaumont Cup by defeating Slew Eileen and Beate Nutball. The match featured a dramatic comeback as Chambers starred for four veterans while Valleys emanches and a youthful turnout energized the event.
In Sydney a married woman was attacked by seven men at a Darlistxhurst Mac location on Monday. The accused, led by Herbert Wik sau 26 and Frederick Wilson 25, face capital offences as police pursue arrests and possible bail refusals.
Robern L. Ryan, 24, is charged with the murder of his father Martin Nyen, a farmer 64, after a fatal shooting at a residence near the river. Thirteen children in the country are affected as authorities report a tumultuous family history and a planned will dispute under scrutiny.
Reports from Melbourne indicate the memorial proceeding will be heard in camera today. The defense and prosecution have prepared evidence expected to be presented, with witness testimony anticipated later in the session.
In a recent meet at Deepin Center on Wednesday, Hinkle Cheaned and Mlabbane delivered a notable display. The pair landed graceful finishes, with Hinkle achieving a smooth angle at the fourth minteler segment.
Alan Mibring and Bulola Tuowies report a new Guenes air way pilot Alan Cross failed to return at 2 on Saturday. Searchers scoured Lae s ero drome area as Ararat plane crews comb the country for the missing aviator wherever clues lead.
An unnamed hospital in Tusaday reports that a wardman aged 40 faced February allegations of offensive behavior. A disciplinary suspension was issued by management and extended pending a wardsmen appeal. The case involves hospital staff conduct and potential further action through March.
Officials report a formal appeal in Tamworth as Thompson seeks review. The action appears tied to a legal proceeding, with no additional details released on parties or dates.
Reginald Dowling faced a dangerous driving charge after a city collision. Witnesses described a long court hearing with Dowling stating he had driven for 18 years and admitted prior speeding. The defense argued pedestrians and conditions contributed to the incident while Dowling claimed no fault.
Cyril Matthew Teepe was found guilty last week of murdering Frederick Thorler. He faces a death sentence after the conviction, with the appeal process described as pending and likely to proceed in due course.
A garbled report describes a family dispute involving Arnold and a request to attend a legal matter. Testimony centers on perceived neglect and a request to avoid further confrontations while maintaining peace. The account references a pension and a defendant’s stance on attendance and behavior amid dispute.
The article warns that malaria carrying mosquitos, notably Anopheles and Aedes types, pose a growing threat in Australia. It cites outbreaks in Queensland and northern areas, urges strong quarantine and public health measures, and argues only systematic campaign can prevent a national calamity from malaria spreading.
A rambling report of a Sunday village picnic with weather, food stalls, and a lively crowd. Highlights include tug of war, dancing by moonlight, and a chaotic but joyful day with games, races, and a motorized team show. Notable names and exact outcomes are unclear due to garbled OCR. events centered on community enjoyment and local entertainment.
A fragmented obituary marks the end of Dr. Delohery after twenty years of service at a plant. The piece recounts his illness and probable cause, describes hospital care, the public reaction, and lingering questions about his death while noting his contributions to local football and community life, including ties to the Hh An brian and Hunter’s Hill.
Fragmentary OCR text lists names and terms like O'drady drill, Reid, Diack, Varga, Stalin Reis, Yarra, Mavrtnd, and a May 4 race. It mentions Mrs Connolly and Mra Harkett with scattered places and dates but lacks coherent narrative. The readable items hint at a racing event or drill sequence with uncertain details.
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