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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 16, 1928
Page
7
A garbled list of notices advertises sales of land and goods. Items include 100 acres river frontage with orchard vineyard lucerne wheat land and pumping plot, plus various farm and household items. Apply at the Advocate Office or local listings for details and terms.
Fragmentary OCR item describes a removal or notice action with unclear names and places. Core terms hint at a public notice involving a removal or property action, but readable specifics are unavailable. The readable segments mention a region resembling Mississippi and a formal holder or authority.
Fragmentary text references a solicitor, a legal practice likely tied to a lineage, a potential sale or transfer of business, and names listed in uncertain relation. The text is damaged and several proper nouns are unreadable or garbled.
In memoriam marks the 1988 date with a loving note from a mother and siblings. The fragment mentions a memorial, family names, and a tribute line. The readable text is limited but indicates a personal remembrance notice from relatives.
A church service is announced for Sunday March 1 in Sydney with communion at 11 am at Agia Parwaker. The notice also lists a public hearing under the Commonwealth Nationality Act in Sydney, with details and deadlines for submissions to the Secretary of the Department of Immigration.
Partial OCR reads of a local incident describe impounded animals including a dark pony and a mare. The text mentions a yard scene with a man and a woman, and a date reference to March 2.
Fragmented text shows a local musical society and an auctioneer scene with cattle prices and terms. Mention of a Motherist FEAL, a formation, and dates appears. Readable facts include an auction of cattle and cattle prices, though details are garbled and portions are indecipherable.
An individual identified as Mr Do Autromy from Aca Pu re Accountant Forbes requests relocating his office from the Tews Hall Chambers, the Van dentere Buildings, now occupied by the Pastures For section Board. The notice outlines the planned change and relates to municipal or corporate proceedings.
The Forbes Advocate lambasts the Nnnn Roads Board over neglect of the Western districts and the Main Western Road. It denounces ample offices and clerks while residents west of Mount Victoria see poor, makeshift repairs and no real progress. It calls for accountability of representatives and urgent, constructive transport improvements for the region.
An undefined public survey backs a plan by the Town King to swap land for a recreation area near Cann Qinleam Mureh. The report notes delays and ongoing weather details while outlining agency actions and local responses.
A garbled OCR fragment lists various names and terms related to wool sales and auctions in a blurred sequence. The readable bits hint at locations, dates, and buyer or seller names but lack coherent structure or complete details.
Fragmentary notes describe a long running dispute over a property linked to the Manol family. References mention a tortion and Mas theory, with unclear names and a timeline involving Mrickland and local observers. Further readable details point to ongoing legal actions and suspected possession changes near the property.
The report outlines water works proposals including service extensions and connection to mains. It notes a public publishing act and a cost estimate of 81 500 for sewerage and related infrastructure with plans to request consideration from the Water Department.
A fragmented account notes an inmate identified as Yarrahndat Aire Moigutton at Camp HN, with references to her involvement in Mayan Aton and associations to Crombie feynte hoagie. The text mentions legal examinations, a funeral, and burial at Parkes cemetery as part of a confusing sequence of events. The piece contains errors and garbled names, offering a partially readable glimpse of an inmate and related proceedings.
A fragmented OCR passage discusses rural finance, agriculture, and social dynamics in ancient settings. It references farming, land management, and the impact of economic access on farming communities, with scattered mentions of workers, markets, and broader societal shifts.
Telegraphic wires report rising tensions in Australia with fears of a potential move toward independence. Officials note a renewed activity in regional disputes and a push to challenge existing governance.
Officials announce indecisive stance on Australia’s role in the ACR expedition. Ministers acknowledge lack of clarity while observers push for urgent troop deployment and strategic direction.
Westminster reports that Churchill told the deputy today there is no proposal for reducing wine and spirit duties and no change in the postage rate at present. The exchange confirms government stance amid ongoing fiscal discussions.
Details show a London voyage to Gallipoli for a pilgrimage. Costs range from £93 to £0 with applications due by June 30. The notice lists Trefoil Place Condon as the contact location and mentions secretary deadlines for the journey.
The Cootamundra P.A. and Hf Association held its annual meeting with Mr J Armattong elected president. discussions covered river water supply, show grounds amalgamation, and up-coming negotiations. A deputation formed to press the plan, and a chief committee was appointed to advance the project.
Fragmentary clipping reports an arrest and a named event involving a figure linked to Malta. The text mentions Malta and a potential trial or containment but details are unclear due to OCR damage.
The wedding of Myele Morris to Rivhari, third son of BE Anilatant Chief Nance, was held at St John’s Church Naremburn. Attendants wore satin and pink gowns. a breakfast followed at the bride’s grandmother’s home. The couple will reside at Potts Point Rodney. The event honors the bride as granddaughter of Mrs Martin of Queen Street Forties.
Fragmented OCR reads about teams and players in May at Quandiatin and Melbourne. Mentions of Sir Alex Astor returning after a long holiday and a father Ryu associated with Hribhuree and Guinn accompany the garbled sports and local notes.
A highly garbled text fragment references film flashes, TV, and theater notes with scattered names and places. It reads as an OCR artifact listing assorted entertainment and local curiosities, offering little coherent events or dates to summarize.
Melbourne farmers discuss a wheat pool ballot as the Australian government and agricultural leaders push for collective marketing plans. Officials explain the proposal and its potential impact on production and prices amid ongoing debates.
Sydney crowd at their annual conference announced they would not merge with the AWU. They criticized the union's leadership and urged members to source labor locally. A promotional note urged readers to visit Auntou & Pratiey's for wall patterns.
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