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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 02, 1919
Page
5
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Records from a meeting by the Progress Association in Tullamore show plans to mark the Victory Celebrations with two days of events. A Sunday prayer service and a Tuesday sports program were proposed, with Mr Toohey elected chairman and J Tyrke named secretary. The gathering also assigned liaison with Rev Htaynon and other denominations.
A hard fought season opener between Tullamore and a visiting team produced a 1-1 draw amid rough ground and high spirits. Trundle and Willeoland F Cornet scored for the hosts while the visitors replied with a late strike, with referees and local officials praised for handling a spirited match.
Fragmentary OCR shows W. C. Smith claiming ownership of a shop described as the Blacksmith and Wheelwright, with unclear details about its control and materials. No full dates or locations are confirmed, leaving the contention unresolved.
W G Smith, blacksmith and wheelwright, opens shop at Bogan Gate offering blacksmithing, wheel repair, and forge work for farm implements. Local residents urged to visit for repairs, fittings, and custom metalwork.
A vintage trade note touts "Victory" rum as a feverish cure and cold fighter. It claims the mauve cane spirit from Pes & Co. Pty Ltd, Sydney, thwarts cold and influenza, with Hotelkeepers urged to obtain it if stock runs low.
Mundy Rug Rewari turns to ARCHDALE amid confusing routes between Boyd and Mafeking with uncertain paturning status.
A small kit bag containing cameras and lenses was reported missing on April 18 in Forbes area or near Eu gawra rouil. A reward was offered for its return.
Forbes Gun Club sponsors a five games trophy event at MV Mahon s paddock on Wednesday May 7. Secretary N Flannery notes employment for a married couple seeking farm work with letters directed to The Office Gna Q horse dray at 5 cond hand spring carts and related land business inquiries.
Report from the fixture at the Cricket Ground where all players of the Secersweata Football Club were seen on a cloudy afternoon. The event occurred on May 4 with spectators noting the unusual location for a football session.
A terse reward notice references Kalak camera device and Forbes PO. It mentions applying ACR and offering reward, with minimal readable details and no further context.
Trooper Bert Brulah received warm thanks for the hearty welcome and express gratitude to the donors and speakers for their kind words and goodwill during a recent presentation night.
All accounts due to Douglas and McClintock must be paid by month end to McIntosh at the bakery. Signed B. F. McClintock Bugowre.
A fragmented report notes a meeting between Palmbiie and Sheep with involvement from Morla-LTwandinwss seeking Berle Altendas to BioEtaza. Names and places appear garbled but imply a regional negotiation or logging of potential alliances.
Municipal notes describe a pneumonic influenza event with references to local officials, meetings, and dates. The fragment mentions the town hall, a parade of names, and a gathering in May, suggesting a civic response or health advisory embedded in obscure OCR text.
The Trundle Hotel resumes operations with full accommodation for the town. It promises up-to-date rooms and full comfort for visitors, inviting patrons to experience its refreshed facilities and service.
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