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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 13, 1921
Page
4
The readable fragments describe a land site and assorted applicants, including names like WJ MME and Lanber, with mentions of locks and places such as Goolagone. The text is garbled and lacks a clear event or outcome.
Special store cattle sale advertised at Orange on Thursday with top price for 100 head including 2 3 and 4 year olds. Morofards and Tirta Hereford breeds featured with various sires and consignors.
In Forbes Court yesterday Judge presided over a case involving Mr W G Dowling and the Gladstone Hotel matter. The hearing occurred at the Cadaiane Hotel, Wowingragang, with Broderick appearing for the portion and Edwards for the defense.
Nominations received for the director vacancy following the resignation of D Hiatt. Charla W. Sinaale, Maton manager Lake Cowal, Janmen J Newer, eenzier Rondon, Worlien are listed as candidates with the election scheduled soon in the county.
Notice advises stock owners and travelers about penalties for trespassing and impounding of vehicles. Mentions fuel searches and advertisements in this issue regarding travel rates and large stock tied to a new operation.
Classified notices seek a live in housemaid for Mrs Foley and a farm share farming agreement. Also offers duties for son and daughter, with contact details at Lake Cowal and Otago. Terms mention payment by June 1921 and legal warning against deceit.
A promotional notice in Orange advertises a large cattle sale by DULLLE auction and partners Redford Taylor Weston Ltd. It touts 4 year old beautiful draught roan bullocks in prime condition and roan stock from local breeders. Strong buyers urged to attend the forthcoming yarding sale near Weeton.
The advertisement notes Wirths Circus and Wiethx Uhre Whit presenting a Saturday night show with many new feathered acts and improved entertainments. A new troupe promises a fine musical performance and a featured clown in the program. Admission details appear to start at four pence.
A report from Mount Hope notes ongoing development at the copper mine near Forbes and Kui cok with plans for expansion. It mentions 70,000 pounds allocated for development work and machinery, a new hotel nearby, and related improvements in the area as construction proceeds.
The readable parts describe a confusing sequence involving names and terms that resemble a historical note or court matter. Key entities such as Woolrqure and Kon Wik appear garbled, with references to ForSula and HiFertions lending no clear narrative or outcome.
A combined service note mentions Haven and surveying changes with Rev Lk Henvonk and Rev Tp Pea Woe at the Methodist Church. W Campbell Porby FellPam is listed in relation to the event.
Fragmentary notice describes a share farmer arrangement involving two teams at a location near Waubtock with a proposed agreement and maltess terms, naming Edwatha Waver as applicant and Pat Howe as possibly involved. The text is incomplete but indicates a tenancy or shareholding setup and payment conditions for the next season.
Fragmentary OCR yields a garbled note mentioning bacon curing and a place called Wire Den with a phone number. No clear event dates, people, or organizations are identifiable.
Partial OCR text indicates a Farmers Wanted notice for a fallow planning program with references to winter crops and an agreement involving Edward Wrayder & Co. Details are garbled but suggest an application call and potential penalties or jail terms for noncompliance.
Donations acknowledged by the Forher Magpital station include Mrs Barton Mrw Bine ogeni Mesilanien Mirriuatoy and others. Recipients listed show wartime aid with fruit cake and flowers among items donated by multiple individuals and groups.
Fragmentary notice describes a store premise issue with lighting claims. The text mentions Mena John Meagher and Ch' Nae store premises and references TV lights of 100 candle power while tangentially noting a weekly hiring and a potential advantage to a department, though details are unclear.
A fragmented report notes a meeting of the Parents and Citizens Association at the High School where residents debated wood shortages and the painting of goal posts. Names and exact places are unclear but the event centers on community concerns about school facilities.
Hon H Sproule Milne Solleiter General and Mr M M Plingery M Led for Murrumindgee attend Forbes meeting tomorrow at 8.00 morning. Public notice states PuMEREON will be decided then.
A dance will be held in Catyrie hall on Thursday night next May 14 to raise funds for improving works. Tickets are 1 shilling for ladies 6 pence for gentlemen. The committee includes Messrs Clathier and brothers.
Readable lines show fluctuating enrollment with mentions of 492 total members and past counts around 400. Several garbled phrases reference years and payment status, noting a rise from under 400 to over 420 and potential annual targets. names such as Austen appear but details are unclear.
Ambiguous notices show Aywarengly and parties clashing over a Fortwo presentation. Key figures Parkes, Forbes, Grenfell, and Macken face August deadlines and potential actions at a contentious meeting.
Casey Weve of Cootaman dra takes over the motoring depot of Mr B A Pepper tomorrow to run the garage under a new name. Casey Browtary has motor trade experience and will assist customers with the new venture as they move to complete arrangements and ensure continued service.
A meeting of the club elected Captain Tutt Crippy and Vice Captain A Hynis Hales. The playing squad lists likely players and roles with a committee for management. The nest meeting is set for Tuesday at Lowes refreshment rooms.
Local society items report a wedding scene at Forbes with Mrs May hosting and guests from Sydney and Murrumbirrah attending. The piece notes presentation of gifts to Allen W. Neady on his engagement to Norman Glannery and a social afternoon with a Noel pluper competition won by Miss Miannery.
The Sydney Bowlers led by president's squad entered Toft Foren yesterday on their Orange route to play today. They plan 40 reach Hathurst on Saturday morning and then afternoon, before heading to Sydney. The group will visit Tubbo Wellington Forben Grenfell Orange and Uathuaryt for further matches. Grentell results showed Abe Uti from Horties by one, with a notable about 40 volutn game win. Forbes and Crentoil figures sparked debate on the Foren matter with Curventer estimation. J Walle of Sydney achieved a strong performance as Jubilant teams moved in the 04th ranks amid lively play and weather.
Fragmentary text mentions a peppermint company, milling, and winter plans with vague references to a person named Auton de Pratiny. No clear events, dates, or outcomes are discernible from the readable portion.
Fragmentary OCR reads about Wooly' Great Venpermint Care for coughs and colds. Mentions purchasing Ennoty at Auton & Prety Wye with vague pricing and references to per pair costs and discount notes. No coherent article context or identifiable events.
A federal committee recommends the construction of a traditional telephonic line between Sydney and Melbourne at an estimated cost. The unions press the government to retain the Service of Justice and a hostile tone marks municipal and federal debates. The report mentions political figures, local council responses, and transport and defense concerns amid unrest and market notes.
South Forbes trotting club announces entries for Wednesday at Forbes showground. Notable horses include Mecbite Wrick Bilky OAK Sturigold Boutherh Hemisphere Wartight Peanut Bell and many more in Mortime stakes and handicap events.
The Wednesday shoot at Forbes Wine Club drew entries for the Binidock trophy. Competitors faced a challenging course with steady winds testing aim and precision.
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