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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 18, 1921
Page
4
A garbled report notes political figures and upcoming events, mentioning Borlen and Vig poly and a planned ploughing schedule. Weather remarks describe a pleasant week with a Monday morning delay. A hospital event or visit is hinted at, with unclear timing and details.
An arm of G81 origin titled DOMA LAND AVAILABLE will be open in Oumma with applications on form 2 Retained Soldiers 3et Hement Acu. A ten year old daughter of Mr. Martin Jurrick of Bareenung died. funeral at Bareenore tomorrow at ten, and burial at Forbes Cemetery.
Mr Ernie Cook, a local barber, faces alleged conduct issues amid a heated dispute. The report describes Cook’s actions and a traveler's complaint about lengthy delays and miscommunication as a city inquiry unfolds.
Fragmentary OCR header presents scattered names and terms including Grenfell WA and Lovecraft style phrases. No clear event, person, or organization coherently identifiable for a factual summary.
The report notes large wheat bag totals moved to railways from Forbes and nearby farms, with estimates around 1 090 bags awaiting unloading and 1 604 bags tainted by spoilage. Officials warn capacity at Uncle Hl silos may be strained as farmers push to haul a harvest week marked by ploughing and storage challenges.
A report areas Charlee Movie and Lin Caiy anigny oysauter fu Week. mentions Sir George Suillard of Cwlarie and travel to Sydney for a medical matter. Notes Forbes capital involvement and possible hospital decision regarding care for a relative, with references to events in Sydney and London tied to a social society gathering.
Postal services will be disrupted on the mentioned dates with no mail delivery. Office and savings bank business will not be conducted. Limited despatch is planned for several days, with final collection and opening hours noted.
Colleanos Circus promises a fresh night show on Wednesday night at Hoxt, presenting the renowned aerial troupe Li fick wire marvels and a daring double trapeze act. The Colleeno family hosts a lively program under Adatrati’s champion euphonium, with performances in a blaze of color and novelty.
A muddled OCR account describes a wedding at the town hall with a bride in white organdie and a groom, amid a colorful array of guests and ceremony details. The event includes preparations, a choir present, and reception activities plus a later procession to nearby venues.
At Forbes aJurlier Club meeting faced criticism as officials condemned alleged irregularities. Objections over abandoned toe rings prompted reminders that the upcoming events at Forbes and Fürben will proceed with planned heats and weights. Communities donate supplies while preparations for a April 14 meeting continue amid weather delays and public yard activities.
A garbled historical cricket note mentions a match near Bungay Mil and Fortes cidgt with Parwon Dy Me, possible lineups including Maker Govuullh Angelti A Sasi Rae Cavwon M'Greg Kutwigler Thoues Waroth and John playare. It hints at predictions for a reception, team selections, and a looming clash against England with sidelined and listed players.
Kirentedt Chamber of Commerce plans a railway extension push and Easter sale promotions. Advertisements note price reductions on imperial goods, farm supplies, and wood products, with mentions of Mr Hugh Math and other traders, urging readers to visit for bargains on March 1 and onward.
A fragment describes a transaction involving Mary Dunlop with terms unclear and conditions described as reellent. The text mentions Apple THI OFFICE but lacks concrete details such as parties, dates, or amounts.
Fragmented OCR indicates a public tender notice with references to local crops, seed, and a forecast time for submissions. It mentions a connection with a committee, a field near Gorka of Hows, and a contact number. The readable items include church and location hints and a structured deadline.
A cryptic, OCR like item references BASE and various foreign terms. The text hints at a disrupted financial or geopolitical event with firms Fannersang and Farre neo Dehornir. The sourcing lacks clear names, dates, or places but implies a market or policy shift affecting entities named in a fragmented form.
A puzzled notice seeks two horses Unroken and Hare brands 14 near shoulder marks. Lost from Woltey's Paddock Sunt HTN1H. Reward offered for delivery to Mrs Marlow, Robinson's NH, Pardee.
A vivid ad announces Golleanos Huge All Star Circus on a Wednesday in March with a special train. It promises a varied lineup including Carole, Justine Vonley, and the Hawaiian Band, featuring aerial feats, singing, and a top Euphonim player. Doors open at 3 and performance at 4 PM with Solo Proprietor Con Colleano.
A fragmented public sale notice appears with unreadable details about a field action and local officials. readable names or exact location are not discernible in the OCR text.
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