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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 15, 1918
Page
3
OCR gibberish fragment hints at platinum related activity and mining terms. Mentions nodes like Matinus, Aremeh, Teal, Northern end, Bird, and Fingland with references to metal per ounce and costs. Context unclear, no coherent event or dates.
The UNH visitors edged a local opponent after a demanding game noted for heavy greens and strong bowling, with standout performances from Peters and Muth. Gusty winds and damp fairways affected play as Wellansone and Tabby delivered key shots, while Mosere supplied crucial guinea-colored equipment to boost the team’s rhythm.
In a morning meeting of Forbes Pastures Protection Committee, Mr Bowling notes pasture sufficiency for stock and warns rabbit overpopulation endangering crops. He cites dwindling scavenger plants, warns of widespread rabbit harm, and urges control measures to protect crops and pasture viability.
Fragmented OCR lists letters and names of Australian Imperial Force soldiers abroad. Mentions include Private Thames Atps in Anzac Cavalry, Thomas Artin in Machine Gun Company, and Private Metis Jet Giehh Homme in the Royal Regiment, with references to the Assistant Minister for Defence and various battalions and corps. The text is garbled with multiple misspellings and inconsistent line breaks.
A fragmentary notice lists vehicle rental terms and contact details for a local agency. It references a car hire service with dates and a location, though the text is garbled. The readable bits point to a transportation rental offering and potential pricing or reliability notes.
Advertisement for Shanahan and Peasley offering first class car hire. Mentions location at Buitt Street near Mitun Hatoned Day and contact details. Includes stray garbled text and unclear names suggesting a historical classifieds snippet.
Reuters and London Times dispatches claim a raid on Paris killed civilians and injured many, with German losses listed as three four seated planes and one biplane. Vancouver reports cite attacks in Yorkshire and Coblenz with multiple fatalities and injuries. Paris notes describe underground railway casualties and an air crew burned in a dawn incident.
Fragmentary dispatches describe Allied operations and warnings from multiple theaters. Reports mention Soviet and British actions, French appeals, and disputed advances near Siberia, with references to gas effects and raids. Details are garbled but indicate ongoing military activity and diplomatic framing.
A cyclone on Sunday devastated Johnstone River settlements wiping out most houses and causing eight deaths including OMalley the settler. Relief requests rise as Atherton Innisfall Cardwell and Herberton report severe damage and ongoing flooding. The Moulilyan steamer and telegraph services were disrupted with widespread disarray and rainfall continuing.
A fragmented timetable lists train movements to Parkes and Condobolly with names Forbes and Hep. van Forbes and Parkes 440. It references Sydney service on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays and mentions Parhus Market Kaus Pon Condobolly.
Unclear OCR text outlines pricing and product mentions including Roxane taste at 2.49. Readable parts indicate a sale or advertisement with days Thursday and Saturday and a product list.
Helis Ly Muga Gato reports events planned for Thursday through Saturday with local readings and community activities announced, details unclear due to damaged text.
A flawed memoir style piece describes trial and error methods to outwit readers. It notes attempts at quick bets and misreads of advice, with references to personal tactics and repeated failures. The narrator hints at frustrations and inconsistent results in tackling a challenging system.
The article presents a garbled feed with scattered names and phrases. It mentions unions, letters, and a general sense of community action amid unclear details. No coherent events or dates could be extracted from the damaged text.
Teal from Tottentain departs Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays with stops at Tubanoes Trudie and Megan Hate, arriving at Sark.
Fragmented text lists events and times for Donaghey and Forbes with references to Sunday, Thanksgiving, and March dates. Mentions mare VEU hi Sunday and various location cues, but details are unclear and names are partially garbled.
A fragmented timetable listing stations and names across regions including Cowra Grenfell Parkes and Trundle with numerous place names and traveler notes. Readable portions reference ships, schedules, and assorted individuals in a wandering listing of travel times and connections.
A fragmented page note offers hints on household chores and cleaning tasks. It mentions items like cups and drawers, hinting at routine home maintenance and the challenge of organizing a tidy space. The garbled text points to practical tips for everyday tasks.
A fragmented notice reports Methodist services at Worbon disrupted by a snowstorm. Early evening activities are canceled with 74 attendees noted, and preparations for rescheduling on Friday evening are underway.
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