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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 26, 1915
Page
4
Advertisements detail booking rules for delivery and placement. The text notes advance bookings, pricing, and eligibility for quarter line placement and standard advertising arrangements. It references rates and periods but is partly garbled.
Fragmentary OCR notes announce a public sale scheduled for Tuesday at Marion Dells on a farm or property linked to Forlion Fases. Details are unclear but action and location are stated.
The Forbes Town Band presents a concert starting at 7.80 PM on birthday night. The programme includes Nettonat-Benbfom Erin Waltz Booloty Foako walk Weatbury maren Mummlin Moms Light Cavalry La Shas solitated God Bays the King.
An obituary fragment recounts the death of a long-time resident at Ayr late residence. It notes a sudden death after a mild illness and mentions a second marriage, several children and grandchildren, and the memorial service held at the For wa cemetery with remarks by a Reverend.
The report covers a range of local items from Forbes including a broken footbridge feared by residents, a meeting of the Mores Colt Club at Piscawry's Hotel, and a Quicind show where Bridoter sets a new Aubicallon Auoping record. It notes injuries from a horse incident, a Belgian fund fundraiser, volunteer defense force campaigns, and court actions for license renewals.
The Riehl Rev., bishop of Dathurat, oversees a thorough modern education emphasizing modern languages and examinations for Sydney University. St Liens sits on several acres with large rooms and lofts, offering healthful sleeping out and attentive student care.
A fragmentary note references daily correspondence and income tax returns with ignored light credentials. Names appear garbled as Eloderato Charzan and other unreadable text. The item resembles a miscellaneous archival snippet with no clear event or date.
Walter J Kill of the firm Winosyan Newman and Kelly purchases Flanagan Newman Co. and operates as Walter J Kelly Co with financial agents in Parkes NW. The notice states prompt action on entrusted matters and offers land sale and stock handling services across the state with cheap money terms and broad property liaison applications.
Mr and Mrs W Webster of Iy gown send their sincere thanks to the residents of Bugiwre and district for their kind sympathy during their bereavement.
A garbled OCR fragment describes a town event with mentions of a race, a market, and health notes. It references the Mhtan Mount and a Wednesday timeline, with unclear names and numbers. The text alludes to a pony race, hips, and a hospital club inquiry without coherent details or outcomes.
Forten police fined two youths after they were found bathing in the river in violation of local rules. The pair faced the magistrate, with warnings issued and costs assessed for the offense, while another unnamed child was also cautioned.
A tåinted report notes a sleeping car incident involving a Forbes train at a station. The railway authorities and Mayors office were notified. a Mr Apehur Grimm, MUA, is cited in correspondence regarding the event and its handling.
Market notes listing live stock prices and names of buyers and sellers. Entries include wethers ewes lambs and various lots with prices in shillings and pence, such as Salton wethers 17/8 and Mider ewes 22/4. Local names like McFerrow Huby Walkera and Prwin’s Wings appear with bid figures.
A Moonlight Concert at Mr George Urton's residence in Wollngrax Gong featured orchestral pieces and solo performances. The programme included violin solos by H Tirners, a quartet by Masson Rothwell with Wye, Oliver, and L Weindlinci, and a subsequent overture led by Miss Robert Sour.
A disjointed report notes a church gathering at a parish in England where attendance was thin after a Wednesday afternoon service. The record mentions a local auction and lists odd figures tied to the event, with unclear names and places but references to church officials and parish activities.
The infant son of Mr and Mrs George Bradford of Forbes died, with the funeral set for the morrow in the Presbyterian church. Bradford, a Sydney visitor, endured a severe illness before passing away.
Inspector Ar Wuth of Forbes Pauicll grants four Friday holidays and mentions the Pardee Hospital. Walt and 15 IREG Mhe Front appear in an unclear list of names. Alcorn returns from Sydney on Wednesday and may be needed at the front. Wheatley and Shy 403, Wheatley family connections and hopes to join the HEMT contingent. Mr Philips Chambers described. farewell and presentation at the tents club. Estate of late Ralph Maio valued about £201,000. £60,070 in real estate and £48,012 in coins. Incomes from two schemes were divided among heirs Henry Halls and Brive Bride man Hols Bie Maw Aerlektamd. Letters from the Australian troop member in Forts and the family in Shaw’s Honde. Continuous uncertainty about service and front-line duties remains.
Fragmented OCR summary mentions tour items and fabrics like Mirror Velvet Sailor Tweed and Whack Awrertaur Buiter. Notes various names and fashion lines including White Kole Sutton and new suits. Highlights demand, pricing, and available stock with references to design groups and outlets.
Fragmented telegraphic wires report mixed views on referenda and defense funding. Mentions include Australian stance, New Zealand intentions, and wartime naval and railway concerns, with officials pressing for swift action and continued government authority.
A private, Thomas Henry Coleman of Forbes Mead, son of the late Thomas Coleman, died at Liverpool Staluime camp after a severe illness and a gallant army service. He volunteered for active duty with No 4 Company, 17 Battalion, and was buried in Rosewood Cemetery with military honors at the Church of England section.
An advertisement promotes a cheap reliable home kit featuring products like molasses blends and plaster for common ailments. It markets quick relief for toothache and stomach issues, claiming a compact package with a low price and simple use. The snippet hints at a broader catalog of remedies and household goods.
A fragmented war note describes a commander evading a crossing near a strait and signaling with a saluting gesture while a ship maneuvers. Officials observe, and a salute to a banner precedes a disciplined response amid tense atmosphere.
A wartime dispatch notes the German offensive in Poland has stalled while Allied forces prepare to intensify operations. Reports from Petrograd describe reduced Przemysl garrison strength and mounting concern over Hungary’s potential invasion. The Austrian press claims Przemysl’s fall would not alter the overall strategic balance amid supply and manpower strains.
Fragmented OCR text outlines Forbes autumn reception events and related meetings. Mentions Forbes Hospital Pony Club gathering and nominations linked to Forbes sages clone. details are unclear and dates are obscured.
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