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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 19, 1928
Page
2
For sale notice fragment lists regional sites and legal district terms. Mentions Pumapia Plant 68 and local parcels within Tsien Parbes Dirherd Videpard Lacerse and Wheat Laws. Details unreadable. contact for further guidance and complete itemization.
A brief notice indicates a pending tender for wall posts and part of an office project at a site labeled Berbey Contractor. The call invites bids or proposals following an unspecified process and deadline.
Fragmented OCR text mentions mineo, hayes ladle marriren wee verte from mowahars cy tomar sirens. Woks altos the noldur of Min and a wave in sbareo. No clear events or names. summary limits apply.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Mika Munry Pablipa at Camp Hi Pointing and references to individuals like Soticitar and G Waker. Several garbled phrases allude to visits, contracts, and travel, with a late note about Furbo J arriving Rome after a holiday, but specifics are unreadable.
The contest draws entrants such as Juan Reymond, Marlon Allen, and others, with Thoreau and poetic themes shaping entries. Readers note the event's focus on American thought and contemporary issues, aligning with university discourse.
Ripon area event notices detail a Friday night program led by Fetnon and the Chanter at Com smorge. The schedule includes performances with "Yalan faa" and "Be Texree" and notes weather and travel details for attendees.
The notice describes St Patrick Day activities with a focus on a general program featuring food stalls and a main event at the Tower Halt. It lists a children’s 100 yard dash under 11 seconds as a featured race and mentions novelty events and prizes. A national concert with Alfred Jones and an Australian tenor is planned, with tickets and performances announced.
The letter drafts discuss responsibility and promises made to the people of Porbew by the Connell. It mentions delays, late sea guard activities, and political friction affecting governance. The text appears as scattered notes from a local debate, with urgency over accountability and future action.
At a Friday session members examined the club’s finances and debated a redirection of funds for improvements. The discussion centered on a proposed levy and priorities including coats, boots, millinery, and potential costs to secure the coming year’s renovations and increased membership.
Telegraphic news notes unrest and tribal clashes in Nuwerong area with reports of guerrilla activity. Ambiguous references to factions and dates suggest a wider regional disturbance.
Nelson, banished from Baad Jeb by the Mantange oi, leaves ATORDAND amid unclear T Mantange actions and justification. The report notes his departure following local political pressures and undefined charges, with no further details on ensuing consequences.
Report covers an otherwise crowded day of play at Forbes with Orange High and local teams. Players like Brown and R. Boy contribute, while crowd attendance grows. A promising start yields 28 overs, but shifting conditions test fielding and bowling.
A racing program lists entries and odds for a Haflday meeting. Names include Whanik Wildirephett Fandicap Briat Sir Allan Horiewith Habitation, Remora, Melville, Constable, Frank Siaken, Edgardo Woollela, Laver box, and many other runners with assorted weights and matchups.
Confusion surrounds CAPT. LANCARTER as a large crowd at Koopang awaits departure to Australia. Weather and monsoon conditions trigger a postponement announced by authorities.
Fragmented readable text describes a storm impact near a coastal area with references to ships and weather but lacks coherent names or specifics. The piece mentions Cape Captain Wincheliife and Ela Mo Tay ity fying and a ship route to New York, with timing around Wednesday, and notes about a storm affecting vessels and reports.
A local wedding notice lists Beryl Willoy WedDIN Kydney and Aloe Beryl Mille Seth Inapry Ate Pewik Tiayiaen as the couple marrying in England. Shr AMighaet e Ckwrit of Hngland, Vaurlunh, appears as part of the surrounding notice wording.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a death and a film titled Givenea Kitchen with unclear names and setting. No clear persons, places, or dates are identifiable to form a solid newsroom item.
A garbled OCR fragment references names like Nivea Niven Hiram Push and a sequence of disjoint phrases about meetings and times. The legible bits hint at a personal note or household record with unclear events, misread words, and missing context, not a coherent news item.
A publication notes a special arrangement and regular courses in more education. It credits Australia and New Zealand, and mentions a planned publication in its issue. The piece highlights international contributions to an expanded curriculum.
Mr Roy Sheed of Parkes was struck on the head Saturday when the axe slipped during work. A doctor attended, with Mrs Rhoad reportedly staying with her brother-in-law in Farben as the incident was investigated. A physician was called and the man remained under care through the night as police and authorities assessed the injuries and potential remedies.
A melodramatic theater feature heads the bill with stars Victor Savenny Monty De Wolthall and Duke te Goulet. The program includes a story of a beautiful soul amid dramatic twists and songs. Shows begin 3 pm nightly with a Friday night finale and reader advisory notes.
A lantern lecture outlines the Mid West, Western and Southern New South Wales developments. It covers projected railway and hydroelectric schemes, government plans and the role of MLA A Bullenshinn. The talk previews the Methodists' hall event and the date and venue details.
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