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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 18, 1924
Page
2
In loving memory of dear Dave who passed away on 161% March 1920. Inserted by his sister and brother-in-law Mrs and MH Medisa Parker.
Community fundraiser for a school war memorial library is outlined with donors and contributions. Names such as A. Waldock and G. Thurmion appear with varied amounts listed, indicating a developing list of supporters.
A Parkes event notice reports Atlas Winstle Muward's concert in the park tomorrow. Bumper bookings opened yesterday. inquiries should contact Mr. Shealy, Parkes agent, for immediate assistance and arise flags for any further arrangements.
A partial report notes that representatives including Forbus and Westra PA uni HL Associations met at a park event on Wednesday. It records a ban on performers barred from any show and a uniform gate fee of 1 shilling for the first day and 6 pence for the next, with Forbes designated as president and Parkes appointing officers.
An item from the Forbes Coursing Club meeting notes last Thursday discusses unsettled payments of 76 pounds for a purchase at McAbe nes’s dock and progress on securing the 89th order. Mr H Ap latt received approval for a prescription of Vue Blue ONU OW, with boundary fence work by the contractor. A detailed clarifying measure was prepared, and another meeting was set for Thursday evening to review the dispute and hope the matter will be in order.
The annual harvest festival at the Presbyterian Church featured floral decorations and varied offerings. Rev F. Mather presided at Parkas hall where goods were sold after a brief service, drawing a large crowd and a joyful time for attendees.
A list of charitable offerings reported by the Forben Dia matron and nurses for the month includes Mr A Reymond sending four cases of fruit, Mrs Bolum a case of grapes, Mrs Maxwell and others contributing fruit vegetables cake and flowers. Wakefield and Sparks are listed with vegetables, while Mr Reymond and Mr J J Kelly provide beverages.
Tomorrow night shows the picture Went Botina Limited and Westbound Limited in a double feature. The review promises a strong emotional impact with thrilling scenes and vivid performances. Spectators are urged to attend for a standout cinema experience.
A government department sets reduced prices for wire netting and related items. The notice lists various grades and quantities, with references to vendors and market dates. It notes a weekend inspection and mentions a fishing incident on the Lachtan River as part of the context.
Fragmentary OCR note references Maliway department and train issue with references to Sydney and immediate action. Readable pieces mention a department engagement and availability through a certain automation service. Exact names, places, and dates are not decipherable in the fragment.
The document lists officials and participants for a fallow competition, naming HorDNe. FA and H Aviosiation as organizers. Included are individuals such as YoLn- mutants-Horace-Srwen and M. W Stevens with associated roles and team affiliations in a fragmented historic record.
A big swimming carnival will be held at Salisbury's on Sunday to aid Foreves Ble Liliet Hospital. Norman Bayers assists with the event and reports a good turnout. Cool drinks and afternoon tea will be available on the ground.
A satirical note mocks common law as a patriarchal rule with misheard names and garbled lines. It references Valerie Went and a “Blue Bonnett” show, promising Pride night entertainment and a popular display at the Stead.
The event features Forbon as the main act with a planned performance on Thursday. Weather concerns and a mild forecast are noted. Moore and Cripps, with Graber, provide refreshments and the stage setup. A working bee is scheduled tomorrow afternoon and all participants are urged to attend.
Aly George Shuohat returned to Wotavin on Sunday after taking the mare Bronging’s mare to a stallion at 210/10 but no foal result. The well known Jandy Levent with four foals by Reed Duns is currently in foal to Wit again, with Rhysb noting a planned foal present in Dromwine, two weeks after a show at Caulfield.
In Evgowra Police Court, Judge Ware presided over two charges under the Notasame Act. Three defendants faced allegations of breach and were arraigned with pleas as Crown witnesses testified. A juvenile sentence of £5 was imposed. otherwise the case ended in acquittal for the defendants.
Monwonga defeated Derriwong on Binday with Monwonga’s bold innings. Godden scored 18 and Leowary 82, Gruinger 99, Atm turis made 12. Darriwong replied with 11%7. AMS 64 saw Le Noteo reach 13 as Oxley contributed 22. Bed geplaatst Monwonga to face Yunyabiandal next, with further fixtures against Yorben at Paths.
A reader from Walgett praises The Advocate for reliable district reporting and council coverage. The letter lauds timely reports and fees paid for subscriptions, ending with a fervent blessing for the newspaper man.
An old family memorial note recalls Gare’s death in March 1930 with a loving tribute from his parents and siblings. It laments how much changes since his passing and asks why they are left missing his presence, hoping he rests in peace alongside memories.
A damaged text describes a petition for stronger river protection as observers discuss methods to prevent harm to fish. It notes dangers to aquatic life as water contains entangled creatures and ongoing attempts to safeguard waterways. The passage reflects anxious public sentiment about river stewardship and the need for effective action.
A historical notice discusses evaluating a Case tractor purchase, detailing engine parallelism, right angle drive, adjustable governor, and hot/cold weather performance. Importers Commonwealth Agricultural Service and Jo Eyana are noted, with notes on vard and service considerations.
A garbled historical text portrays a legal scene with wavering testimony and titled figures, including Crastond and Murdwigle, as witnesses defend the mysteries of law while the room echoes with the phrase the law is a game and a home.
Four new Indian Beawts reached Forme this week with varied reception. The piece mentions Scout Molar Cycles and praises discipline and hard work while noting exclusion from labor. Other names like Hy Rend Catarie Hoyos Cularie and Bpence appear in a garbled passage describing reputations and actions amid confusion.
A January petition to a local official seeks to prohibit certain fishing methods in the Lanuilen river area. It argues that netting and drag schemes harm fish life and would protect river seateras and local abundances. The petition invites others to sign and join the effort.
A jumble of local notices reports on visits by Jim McColl and Dr Kelly, health updates, and retirements. References to Dr Colvin and Mayor of Orange, foremen changes, new CPB Denton, and a long list of residents moving or traveling. An obituary for Mrs Chambers and a tribute to Paddy Mann highlight community losses.
Sure Wallon of the state at Forbes Partner Hospital in WAY is enjoying a month of recovery and plans to return to Pores at week’s end. Mr. Jean Nicolae has been halted in Leura god sp ow and is also recovering after a collapse in Ourenne on Wednesday afternoon noted by Mr. Tom Burton, who is now OK with a quick convalescence.
A heated discussion at the Jemalong Council meeting over allocation of funds for shire roads and bridge work. Councillor Wiilliam argued for a revision of costs, urging cuts to the projected 280 pounds weekly and questioning grants to Forbes Board. The letter to the council questioned how contributions would be calculated, and proposed delaying spending until clearer plans for road improvement and bridge replacement were set.
Partial OCR passage mentions places and names with unclear context. Readers can infer references to Goose Green and Mintah among others, plus notes on tailoring and a military vibe. The nonsensical phrasing limits concrete facts beyond scattered proper nouns.
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