Street Angel entertains Forbes event in Forbes theater
A detailed review notes the film Street Angel starring Charles Parrett and Geynor, with Fran Borage’s strong direction. It recalls Forbes performances and a prior gayor Farcel picture, describing the plot of a dancer facing dangers, police pursuit, and a prison term. The piece also mentions audience reactions and local municipal concerns about public safety during the run.
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Charles Parrett
Fran’ Borsage
Gayoor Farcel
Angeting
Ralke
Uhe
Fia Henna
Gino
Picnic Races Attract Wide Car Crowd In Forbes Town
Forbes hosts a popular automotive event drawing buyers from across the state. Oakland and other brands showcase new models including the 30RD and Le Barone with Tod Sullivan of Templar BLE handling inquiries. Cadillac and Cadillac-postar prices noted.
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Forbes
Oakland
Longchamps
Tod Sullivan
Templar Ble
Mad
Uyending
le Balle
Cadillac
Fragmentary Historical Note on Military Figures and Terms
The text lists scattered phrases about military ranks and places including Navy, Colonel, Captain, and Army figures. It references a New Zealand native, a Mohammedan legend, and odd spellings, with a garbled date statement mentioning September 33rd, 1016. The fragment mixes terms and names without a coherent event or clear identities.
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Rinke
Llewenant
Nave
Kes
New Zealand
Waterworks Commission Meets on Cotton Weir Works
The Water Conveyance and Irrigation Commission convened to review Cotton’s weir modifications and proposed that work proceed with reserve plans. They approved interim allocations and discussed timelines for dam safety, labor, and funding, aiming to advance repairs and an associated trust framework.
Village Social Roundup and Notable Local Moves
A flurry of social notices recounts residents returning from holidays and visiting kin in Porton and Montrose while others plan excursions to Adelong and Orange. Several local figures are mentioned attending hospital or school posts, including Miss M Coruell preparing in Bogan and Miss F Brownburn slated for the Orange teaching stall, with banking figures and town names tied to recent community events.
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Misi
F “Browpbion
Orange
Lufaite
Vorbes
Me Reynold
Win
Bane Bt
New South Wales
Banking Community Fund
Hydryteen
Mr. Root
Jt Dank
Union Official's Warning In Melbourne Speech
A Melbourne official, Mr. Holloway, faced a warning after a Friday speech. He warned that workers could be forced into extreme measures if authorities do not act. The incident raised concerns about labor rights and public order in the city.
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Pemindag
Anu Waldo Moe
Aberdare
Taylor
Ana
Wan
Melbourne
Holloway
Lott
TWO MEN CHARGED Alleged Wheat Stealing Remand Granted
Two men named Evil Luxwaun Hohubers and Arnold Hotubsirs were charged with alleged wheat theft. Police stated the incident occurred on West Ube Avenue area. Authorities sought remand. bond set at 190 with sureties of 10 each. Further court action scheduled for March 1 to determine custody and next proceedings.
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Arnold Hotubsirs
A. Meagher
Mendy
Te Fortes Police Coury
Gunwinebush
Hosan Gale
Muroh
Louis Dreviun
Yerges
Winn
West Ube
State lottery amendment rejected in legislative reading
Sydney report notes the Loyaliix bill faced passage in the war reading, with Barnes presenting to The Legislative Assembly. The hospital bill failed to pass, rejected by a 14 vote margin amid ongoing legislative action.
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Sydney
Barnes
Legislative Assembly
Lasttery
Wireless Centre debate at Forbes council meeting
At Forbes council night Ald Butler highlighted a Blended report and urged a major application to the wireless centre. The mayor and council discussed plans to approach the Commonwealth for approval. The motion failed amid heated remarks as members voiced concerns about progress.
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Ald Butler
Walt AM
Aleps
Commonwealth
Forbes Sewerage Tender Awards and Delays Detail
A local department meeting reviews bids for Forbes sewerage works. William Denver’s pipe supply and concrete costs cited. Ralph Williams and Debenham Pipe Co. gain consideration. Dept endorses concerned contractors while delaying final award awaiting further tenders and extended planning.
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Ratpy Williams
Lilley
Forbes
Wiloh
Diky Anbar
Pavimeny
Uae
Loumeth Renomomenmha
Lo Jae
Lost Two Stone Money Gone Too What He Deemed A Personal Letter
A damaged letter from Lyellivan, an infirm resident of South Fore, claims money lost after an accident at a foot bridge. The writer pleads for help to cover home expenses and medical needs, noting uncertainty over ownership of the funds and asking readers to assist.
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LyelLvan
Bouth Fores
Wlyne
Harbor Bridge Workers Demand Rehire After Wreck
An outcry over the Sydney Harbor Bridge accident prompts about 400 workers to seek reemployment and wage assurances. The froiworkers and ab i ndlerworkers request restoration of jobs as repairs proceed within days.
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Sxuer
Overdue Rates Affect Townsfolk in Paper Debt Warning
A damaged OCR passage notes overdue rates and a warning to residents about payments due at a local paper. It mentions efforts to prepare rate notices and discussions of penalties or reductions, with a deadline around early April. Names and places are obscured, but the item centers on charge collection and residents’ obligations.
False Pretences Charge In Parkes Court
A young man faced Parkes Valley Court on a charge of false pretences. He allegedly drew a cheque for 5 pounds 4 shillings and 6 pence to Bankgate via the Commercial Bank of Australia, receiving 4 pounds 17 shillings and 6 pence in cash. Evidence described his uncertain identity and mental state, with testimony from a watcher and remarks by the judge. The case was adjourned for further consideration.
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Frutvelok-Stepaen Apna Parker
Pronet
Manbon & Co
Rakin Rivers
Parker Wii
Jou Sturch
Tetera el Parkes Valley Court
Forbes
Arvine
Hugo
Bathgate
Bug
Balhae
Parkow
Agreement on Second Reading in House House Labor Party Rift
Fragmented OCR text shows a discussion in the House of Representatives about a second reading. Names like Hughes and Gregory appear with affiliations to the Labour Party and others tracked from Australia. The passage is garbled.
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Rydney
Fromey
Villanelo
Waste of Meusy and City Wastewater Work Dispute
A city council debate centers on caretaker pay for sewerage works. Alderman Thomson questions delays while the mayor and committee weigh paid maintenance and whistle about contractor performance. The dispute focuses on costs and timely completion of sewerage repairs.
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al Ayrmes
Thomson Saie
Offensive Odor Plagues North Hill Residents
A Rankin Street dispute over a stenching odor prompts a council move to seek relief funds. Aldermen blame neighboring properties while the mayor and town clerk prepare to approach Sydney’s department for unemployment relief money to fund improvements.
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North Hill
Ranidgata
Marth Hill
Mattye
Grentelt
Rankin Street
Werth Hill
Rankin
Conseil
Sydney
Aunt and Nephew Stealing Charges In Christchurch Case
A case in Christchurch involved a woman and an 11 year old boy charged with theft. The youth admitted buying and aiding in the theft of several goods. The boy was committed to a juvenile home. The adult received a six month sentence.
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Christchurch
Ate
HARES STOLEN PARKEE Wriday FON huret the property
Parkeen Coursing Club reports ferret thefts from Trotting Track to night amid market speculation. Suspected thievery targets prized hares, with little clue to culprits.
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Parkee
Wriday
FON Huret
Parken
KEM
Yale
Dissension Over Caretaker Hire At Fire Station
Contention erupts among firemen over appointing a caretaker at the station. Ald. Keane and Ald. Ald urge caution, noting the role's year's funding and potential bias in selection. They seek board review and insist on a fair, transparent appointment process.
Two youths in Cooke Park described as dangerous behavior
Police report two young boys in Cooke Park involved in disturbances late at night. Witnesses described aggressive acts and stealing, with magistrates considering Child Welfare Act actions and possible amendments to confinement provisions. The elder boy faced potential four year sentence. younger companion faced six months.
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Cave
Coe
William John Spiear
Caretainar
Cooks Park
Tom
Farce at Thurday State Council Meat Inspection Meeting
A chaotic session amid alleged missteps in meat inspection procedures. Alderman Keane from Thoraday State Council led the debate, with Mayor and other officials present. Confusion over attendance and accusations prompted calls to the Department of Health to ensure proper oversight and prevent further lapses.
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Keane
Thoraday State Caunall
AML Hyroim
Comatablen
Alferce
Patlee
Hanith Thapeetor
Hema
Sam
Wftnc
Nadig Mation
District Hompine Warning on Forbes Auction Funds Distribution
A garbled report notes official warnings to local officials about funds from a local auction not distributed by secretary K. O. Anderson. The district hospital is mentioned with a penny price and alleged misdirection of money, with an order to turn and secure funds. The article suggests confusion over hospital charges and patient care funding.
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Dubie
Forbes Auslvat Parehaaing Art Union
Anderson
Tewim
Aya
Jocal
Boone
Honpitat
Ivon
Porbas
Terrible Death at Rydney Friday, Local Clue Emerges
Report from Friday details a tragic death at a valley crossing near Rialfield. A man named Bem is described as wearing a gown and appears to have been involved in a shocking incident, dying about two miles from the scene as authorities investigate.
Theatre Screenings Include The Call of the Samet
Tonight at the Strand Theatre Tes Biren presents The ist from Gay Perea and Dyutantia'e leben thyttedrenia Red Mats stars Clara Bow and Laie Chandier. A mixed program features film shorts and the adventures of Lady Carers as patrons enjoy a night of cinema in a bustling urban program.
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Tes Biren ‘Theatre
Gay Perea
Clara Bow
Laie Chandier
Rad Hal
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