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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 31, 1925
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR note references a round table with oak chairs and a display by Ford, priced around £70. Mentions names Parley and White, Forbes, and a December date. Lacks clear event or full context.
In memoriam reads as a garbled eulogy with scattered names and phrases. It includes a memorial tone and references to family members, a date 1920, and odd phrases about memory, comfort, and private notices, lacking clear events or coherent structure.
A city hospital committee debates funds for a children’s ward addition and a public meeting outlines steps to recover outstanding debts from former patients. The committee weighs using public appeal and legal avenues to raise or recover roughly £40, dating from 1922, while stressing need for timely payment from debtors and careful verification of accounts.
The Ladies' Kenvolert Society plans an exhibition tennis match for next Monday afternoon at the Lands Offices. Donations of paid items may be made with Mrs. Biller or at B J Murphy’s.
The article reports that the Colletts Crossing Bridge project faced delays as the Secretary for Public Works was asked for assurances regarding construction. The request aimed to secure a promise on building a bridge near Colletts, but the answer was deferred.
A dated insolvency notice outlines Henry Dytver of Auckland facing bankruptcy amid unsettled debts from a late War. It notes his plan to repay parts of a sum in the pounds, and creditors reportedly declined further demands, while a gold watch token is mentioned as a mark of appreciation.
Fragmented OCR text describes Haredeive hunting events and a club hosting shows with hares in course. Mentions an April event and a Ladies and Dance party. References include a grand grounds and upcoming monthly verses of euchre and dancing, with a focus on local social activities.
Town Hall event raises funds for Foyth Town Band with a rhymthale and white ink dinner. The sale featured many buyers from Parkes and surrounding districts, with strong prices for cattle, dairy stock, and farm implements, all sold at record rates.
The Forbes Jockey Club hosted the Autumn meeting with President Brooke absent. Community figures Mr and Mrs Jno F. Schnedder of Mumm Greatest visited Morbra, while local trades and property movements included Grenfell loans and plans for business openings. The town mourned the death of Mrs. Hit Naythe and honored retired captain J O Auilervon with a town hall tribute.
Telegraphic item reports Premier Sir George Path rau and Archbishop Belt Addpen on Sunday plan to argue Archbishop Kelly must challenge civil law on marriage. The piece notes broad obedience expected, with emphasis on church authority and legality.
A railway mishap between Grafton and Castleton left the engine derailed and overturned after hitting a point. Driver A Gleeson and Fireman H Curnow were killed outright. The guard was injured.
A passenger returning from Chiba faces penalties after a sample hat containing egret plumes was found. Authorities prohibit the use of such plumes under Hut Minorattany rules, enforcing a ban on endangered bird parts.
In Sydney on Tuesday the Senate vacancy is discussed as candidates for tomorrow's joint meeting of Parliament are likely to include several named figures. Names mentioned include Mr Thomas and Mr Broge as possible nominees, with speculation on other potential appointees.
Admiral Hall Thompson indicated a possible link between the ruin near Darwin and a hint about a hull. The evolving Singa ore development context adds to the ambiguity as investigators reassess nearby maritime activity and potential wreck sites.
The event details outline a Saturday night continental gathering at Wald Birest followed by an audio party and dance on Wednesday April 1 in the Drill Ball. On April 22 visitors from Bednorabone are expected amid limited support for Novi Fill queen candidates. A sizable crowd attended the continental event and the committee plans a May meeting at the School of Artix.
Fragmentary report notes heavy backing for a demand associated with Brimming in Whittier and Melbourne from Tuesday. The text references Doncwater and Polycretan but lacks clear context or full names, making precise events difficult to determine.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe old time phrases about worship, greeting days, and rising order for a town event. Mentions a Monday in April and specific dates but details are unclear due to garbled text. Entities include Wock, grapton maenta of Worbwraye hal, and Chale eloning days.
A morning collision on Tron Bridge involved a motor bike and a sulky. Injuries were reported to several riders including MeunNEauE and a Mirna, with A. Lantey cited as an observer. Ambulance and medical staff responded. one rider suffered serious but non life threatening injuries, with care continuing at the scene.
The wheat market shows minor gains and losses with prices holding firm. Traders report quiet activity and little movement in futures and cash prices, reflecting a stable market stance amid cautious trading.
A fragment from a local ad notes cheaper general goods and groceries at Binch's Store in North Fil. It mentions low prices and Yap quality items available for purchase.
Reader note shows a jute market listing from RYDNEY with dates unclear. The readable portion implies a market event or sale window but exact details such as date, time, venue or officials are not discernible from the fragment.
A disrupted scene near a reception at the Gay Jane night from Dartingburat ends with police informing the dinappetutyat over what Wuken in the reception bouwe. The account is garbled but centers on an interrupted event and police involvement.
Cryptic notes describe government actions in Paris with mentions of the Latin Quarter and police arrests. The text implies widespread unrest and civilian injuries during demonstrations, though details are unclear and scattered across the fragment.
A letter to the editor from Forbes letters page argues the Fortes town council should borrow money to fund electric bulbs and wage and electricity proposals. The writer compares the town’s needs with other towns and urges leadership to act decisively rather than delay.
A historical record itemizes numerous donations and donors for the Forbes Soldiers Memorial Fund. Names such as Cahill, McPhillamy, Maagher, Sweeney, Weaver, Molloy, Broderick, Austen, Venables, and many others are listed with varied amounts, reflecting a broad community contributions. The document includes amounts in old currency figures and notes several individuals offering additional support if others match.
A garbled request discusses Are YoUaterea and Pratley agents for Washington goods, a valve set for ten guineas, four unassembled alvestis, and full instructions. The text is fragmented and seeks specific components and pricing from a historical supplier.
A Norfolk district sporting event on April 14 and 18 featured Orange High School in a visit to test aligning teams. Coaches W B Roberts L Mepmill and D Stewart led the party to Wade Park for a girls and boys Vigoro meet, where Orange won the girls 14 to 11 and the boys 18 to 4. The Orange victory was led by standout performances from Binghal HPMetL and Hod Foorhen Girlu I Coat on, with Musyn and Mostyn among top scorers. After the match, the visitors were welcomed by local officials and later toured Victoria Park and Water Park before returning Thursday night bundled with praise from hosts and the awaiting high school staff.
Federal Football Club A held an informal meeting at Conway's Hotel on Friday to arrange a meeting for Sunday with Myern and another local club. Attendees included presidents J. Maugher, Mr. Ken Conway, and several members such as Bennett K, Genito, Duckland, Vinod Kelly, and J. Whitey, with treasurer Mr. Rath noted.
The Strand advertises a busy film lineup with titles including Usual Prison, Robin Hood, and The Perfect Man. It notes a single fight sequence, a special reprom programme, and a sensational bold note about a Bully Man feature. The page lists showings for a Saturday schedule and mentions a wife and husband murder scene in one production.
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