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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 31, 1922
Page
7
A damaged OCR fragment mentions names like COLLITS and HAWKE with scattered terms such as Triumph, cycle, order, Hamimoriegs dum, Templar Street, jal tinTacks, slaughter yards, Found, red, Orange Wond, and Reward. It reads as jumbled notices or ads with unclear actions.
In a standout local note the Hughes Corner shop offers Mia Le Leto’s stylish hats and accessories. Readers are invited to place orders for standout headwear and unique shapes through the Corner’s service.
Gladys Cole brings a concert to Grinstod's hall on Wednesday night April 5 with notable supporting acts. Mr Leslie McCallum and Sydney’s premier baritone contribute. emerging artist Blew Morence M'Euchern also appears. Tickets advised. seating limited.
The Anzac Hall committee announces an April 26 dress event with prizes of £2 2s for the best plain dress and £1 1s for the best fancy dress. Tickets cost 10s 8d, available from local organizers.
The Rorbey Brodel Band will open a series of euchra pur Mes and dapees in the town hall on Tuesday evening next April ath. Acrodl orchestra provides music and prizes are offered. Refreshments will be served. Tickets priced 3s gent a and 9/6 Indies.
An appeal for volunteers and a meeting notice regarding the Hospital Picnic Race Benefit Ball to be held in Cornwall Chambers on Tuesday April 4 1922 at 4 pm. Officials Venables and Murphy urge attendance. tenders for works and alterations close by April 18 1828 with details routed through Commonwealth Works Director Sydney.
Wanted at once Hansomald Lander aged 80 or older for week by Manager at Norrawang Station Yurradasntad. Apply as directed in notice.
Fragmentary church notice lists communion and service times on Sunday April at unspecified location. Includes references to worship, Sunday school and a grafmabank phrase, with unclear local details and possible transcription errors.
Trundle residents claim a theft at the Trundle Hotel at work’s start. A man described as Yun crawled from a trap window between the bar and parlor and took £32 10s in notes and cheques. He was confronted by two witnesses and the money reportedly recovered.
The Forbes Tennis Cup announces a season opening with plans for a formal ceremony. Secretary Ulf Hutcher introduces new operations and preparations at the courts while the mayor is set to lead tomorrow's opening event.
The article discusses road rule enforcement and public concern over traffic safety. It cites police efforts to curb violations and advocates for clearer by laws to protect children and ensure correct driving conduct in the community.
The Korbes and District Chamber of Commerce plans a push to increase membership, targeting public spirited men and inviting nonmembers to join. A road bowling match between Camp Hill and North Hill is set for Wednesday fortnight, with local players to participate. The club’s course has been laid out, extending to 10 miles by April 15.
Fragmentary text shows a lively market scene with vague references to locations and figures. Readers encounter garbled terms like 4700 and 4G NNU while several names and places remain unreadable.
Report notes presence of diphtheria carriers among schoolchildren and the difficulty in identifying immune individuals. Officials warn carriers may attend classes and fear spread without proper screening. Public health measures and monitoring are advised.
The report notes varied rainfall across the quarter with efforts to adjust planting and harvest timelines. Officials highlight persistent wet spells and the impact on early crops. Local farmers discuss adaptation strategies to stabilize yields amid changing weather patterns.
Fragmentary OCR details a Small Debts Court session with mentions of a venue named Vauuewhere Houeh and parties including Mr Molumey and Anes & wuke Wake In Heil wait. The text references recovery and a deferendant, but many words are garbled, preserving little concrete information beyond the court setting and involved names.
An unreadable OCR fragment references the Feudal Chwan and Inomners with mentions of a novel DOME and a ship ownership topic. The text is garbled, with incomplete names and dates, preventing clear extraction of event, date, or participants.
Wr. W. Stewart leads the public school at Bedgerabony with zeal and skill. He supervised twelve candidates, guiding exam prep and daily practice beyond regular hours including swimming and nature study. His dedication endears him to pupils and parents, promising strong auditions at Bedgerabony School.
An adjourned fire inquiry concerning the Wakefield residence on North M11 was resumed in January 221 and adjourned again on Monday April 24 as Moloney represented the Serenade Insurance Co. The proceeding addressed the Imauis Famamenevolt matter linked to Mr Melion and the Hee institution.
Mary Klatt Charleaworth a nurse at Ryde was awarded sixty pounds and two hundred pence damages for breach of promise against Francis Edward Flood part owner of a milling business at Grenfell. Flood proposed to her when she was a patient in Grenfell hospital in February 391 percent? He postponed the marriage several times and then said he no longer had the same affection for her.
A youth named Hamied Barstow was thrown from a pony in the yard of Doyle's cordite factory near Warrious station. The horse bolted after the animal balked, striking obstacles and tossing the rider. He was found with injuries including forehead abrasions and a broken hand but was taken to his home for recovery.
Mr Edward Weaver presents a valuable tennis cup through the Forboa Tebnin Club. The prize, worth fifteen quinuae, will be contested under club control within a five mile radius to ensure eligible competitors. The cup will pass to the outright owner via a points system, with the member holding the lead possible to claim ownership. Weaver, a noted patron of charity and sport, expresses pride in aiding the game’s growth.
An aged man died after being fatally injured on a railway platform near Orange. He was walking near the edge when a train struck him, causing fatal injuries. The incident occurred around 19 ferrwork time, with family and local workers reacting to the tragedy.
The Forbes Municipal Council notes several building upgrades in progress after a recent fire. Major repairs include the Gilpin premises on Banks Hireot and the Rankin Street premises of Mr Chummy U. Work proceeds on the three Lables rooms and hairdressing galoon with the top story of Gilpin’s premises flattened by the blaze. Electrical fittings and water tanks are being arranged in Sydney for the metal lation project.
The Condobolin district court met on Monday with Judge Armstrong and Crown Prosecutor Fatts Mahomed presiding. Molly Kershaw was found not guilty of treason, while Dalgety Lads v A H C Voiktunt involved a balance claim over £10 41s 25d for sheep sold. verdict for defendant. Cecil Houlton and Hylton Roll faced repairs and counterclaims over a traction engine. verdict for plaintiff. Noted were prices recorded for draught horses and various property cases, with several matters held over to the next court.
The column lists film productions and stage shows starring Jack Holt Conrad Nagel and others. It highlights new works including A Modern Bal ome and Rip and Stitch Tailors with Monday sightings and Broadway notes. The piece emphasizes prominence of wartime cinema and notable performers in recent productions.
A garbled page item references a street or park improvement vote, candidate mentions from Nic Parker, and a light park project. It notes a Friday meeting, remarks on a jewelled competition, and mentions various local shops and goods advertised, including hosiery and winter wear.
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