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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 30, 1917
Page
4
Local sports snippet lists teams and scores in a jumbled note. Mentions Towday West, Pore ios Tackey Clubs, Pen Hert ta, 15 0, Reidy, and Fey with unclear contexts and aggregations due to damaged text.
A garbled yet lively scene unfolds at the town hall on Wednesday as a comedic performance entertains attendees. The event, described with quirky misprints, mentions various actors and a public audience enjoying a playful production amidst unclear narration.
A fragmented OCR reads about motherhood themes and a wedding or bridal dress tale. It mentions Mrs Crom and county officials arriving in June, with a plan or event noted but details are unclear in the damaged text.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions beer casks, a person named Georgy Phelan, a figure in a Westimate region, and references to April. The readable content is disjointed with no coherent事件 or outcome.
Railway department announces a cheap excursion to Melbourne by train Friday at 4458 names, on Sunday April.
Fragmented trader notes show varied stock sales with names like Heatly and Horathe and vague quantities. Aimed at saving money, buyers are urged to place orders and compare prices amid unclear figures and delivery hints.
Ancestral army wedding interrupted by widespread slaughter. The ceremony at Agnes Church Street in Sedney featured Rev Hares Bryant officiating as soldiers and wives gathered for a formal union. Military guests and choral attendants stood by as speakers recalled losses and honors.
A report from a local area describes a stormy incident near We Van Donbers Motel where Miss Bente Keane and others faced injuries. The scene includes mentions of Frigate J. Francis being wounded previously, hospital care, and various named locals and responders amid widespread disruption and medical attention.
Racing wrap covers Doncaster Handicap results and Sydney Cup betting, noting Lilywell as the popular favorite and a strong field at Parkes races. It lists winners, jockeys, trainers, and leading contenders including Warwick, Bonnie Pine, Laventia, and Contulie, with prior form and odds shaping the day’s outcomes.
A ragged OCR fragment mentions various names and places including Hiroko Tity and Layton University related issues. It hints at a market opening and a writ or legal action affecting individuals and a contemplated expulsion. The passage is garbled and lacks clear events or dates.
The Forbes Jockey Club releases nominations for races on Tuesday and Wednesday opening Monday. Notable entries include Silent King Otho War Colonel Ray OGrady Kitty Burke Field Trix and Flying Handicap contenders பல. The list names many horses and figures such as Kenworth Rodgers and Lord Ries among others in a busy preludes to the meet.
A telegraphic dispatch from Sydney reports the Labor party campaign facing divisions over policy shifts. The piece notes reduced promises from 6 to 4 percent and mentions candidates or officials including Mr Tudor and Mr Holuap while referencing Labour figures and potential blueprints for national leadership. The language is fragmented but centers on party loyalty, voter appeal, and forthcoming electoral strategy amid internal disagreement.
In a close contest Sir Muttenalow leads Afr Tarow by 204 votes as final tallies await certification. The count shows uneven support across regions with voters urged to remain patient while results are confirmed.
A Paris dispatch cites heavy Allied gains and German counter moves as fighting continues on multiple fronts. Reports claim Austrian officers captured, British relief attempts, and the German fleet facing pressure while claims of Italian and Balkan actions surface amid caution about casualty tallies and strategic setbacks.
A fragmentary correspondence item discusses a request related to the Institute of thearpurated repugiats of New South Wales and an intended fellowship for Alfred Short. The letter mentions a May 21 date and appeals to raise and maintain support within the profession.
Local notice praises Alderman Edwards for efforts with forces and urges support for returning soldiers. The piece urges citizens to honor brave men and questions ratepayer burdens while stressing loyalty to national defense and community duty.
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