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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 16, 1923
Page
5
Tender notices invite bids for a memorial building project with plans and specifications available on application. All tendering parties are to address the W. C. Dodd Architect Parkes and submit by the stated deadline.
The text presents garbled archaic style lines about time and fate, with phrases like God ordained and wages of labor. Names and clear facts are missing, leaving a fragmentary glimpse into a religious or contemplative meditation rather than a complete report or event.
Fragmentary OCR text with numerous garbled names and phrases echoes an uncertain news brief. Readable bits mention Vin and Lram Line VIVE ME Lali with unclear context and many misspellings, leaving the main event and entities obscured.
Fragmented text shows a roster of individuals and a court like session with many misspelled names. Readable items mention a Sunday event starting at 10 90 perhaps and a turnout of participants including W Forsyth W Huns and A Pritehard.
This memoriam notes the passing of GlauDia on March 18, 1024, honoring her as a wife mother and grandmother. It is signed by her daughter, son-in-law, and grandchild Arvo Howahery, expressing affection and remembrance.
Weather and water woes push back the district’s shooting event from Wednesday. Despite delays, Holug, Dun Hurkett, and Eric Dukes led a small field, with Boyd truck timing noted. A rare “yanualback” scouting comment surfaced as officials weigh next steps in the region.
Commissioner Whatmore visited Kos Jorn AnaLeain with Salvation Army support and local officials. The event featured welcoming ceremonies, addresses, and remarks on community aid, while observers noted the blend of civic and religious leadership in a crowded gathering on a Wednesday in late August.
The Presbyterian Church held its annual congregational meeting on Monday under Chairman in Wey. Reverend Jt. from Charlesbank presided, with welcome to new center attendees and reports from committees including Women’s Missionary Association and Sabbath school. Auditors were reelected and a plan to hold the next meeting on May 0 was approved.
An early notice describes an excursion train service run by the Railway Department. It notes a favorable low fare and a double journey option, with departure from Fortes at 4 pm on Monday, March 26, returning within the same period. It mentions festive events and seasonal travel aims for country folk during a holiday period.
A fragmented report describes government aid plans for Wells wards, with references to river works and water management officials. The piece mentions Air H H Bare and a 20 percent valuation claim tied to river improvements, noting potential benefits for other river-related taxpayers.
The Strand Theatre showcases a varied bill including Leatrice Joy in Owls Home and Tom Meighan in The Bucks or Daddy. Also featuring Marlo Prevost in The Married Flapper and a two reel comedy Bray Down East. Plus John Gilbrivt and O'Brien in Prophet's Paro amid a crowded house and lively reception.
The Forbes district records a mix of court, police and personal notices. Matron McMahon joins justice roles. Mrs. Groanwood and Mr. Porter mourned. several residents travel or recover after accidents, with obituaries for Mrs. Alice Woodgate and others. A shooting incident near the town’s Sergeant Gorsteny prompts further inquiry. families face bereavement and ongoing health concerns.
Aulet Sayers and Loxley family announce the wedding of Orpha Loxley to Norman Sayern at Woodnowlay by the Key. Bride wore embroidered dress with wreath, groom wore gold links. reception planned at Auston & Pratiop's. Relatives from Bulong and South Forbes attended.
A list of entrants for the annual Portes Diet Picnic Rage Club meeting at Warroo on April 26 includes numerous horses and handlers such as Dr Boammen, A E Jones, Ht Geant Goldwing, Brooke Sharp, Brian Britckland, Nell McPhillamy, and H B Arthur. The vintage text records a long roster of ponies, geldings, and horse owners spanning multiple names and stables.
A large blaze in Forbes destroyed or damaged fixtures at the Phoenix Up and adjacent shops on show ground. Fire crews battled flames as shelves, glassware, and household items were consumed. Suspected arson by youths under investigation as police review CCTV and interview witnesses.
A busy Victoria Arkansas page describes a store opening by Mower Koane and Huger with public support cited. It mentions Simon Langwell and V. W. Stinson in local business, McDade’s Children’s Show, and Rankin Street. Includes details on prices, clothing, shoes, and a cream soda fountain.
A memorial note dated March 15, 1920, laments the loss of David Lettrocque. The obituary line is placed by his brothers in law, Mr. and Mrs. Malt Meliyn, Parkes, acknowledging the passing and offering grief and support.
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