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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 19, 1916
Page
4
An inexact subscription notice lists quarter in advance prices, with unclear terms for a Pen Ammum option and a single annual rate. The fragment mentions mental or monetary notation but lacks clear names, dates, or organizations. The item reads as an obsolete ad fragment for prepaid subscriptions.
A compact digest of notices and brief items from locals and organizations. Names appear with limited context as readable fragments and sports shorthand, including venues, dates, and scores where legible.
A fragmented OCR item references a special lease and legal terms, mentioning a requester seeking a single artist or view, with unclear dates and names. The text discusses application ports, a 218 ped value, and exhaustion of some proceeding, but details are garbled.
A fragmented OCR record describes a six oclock demonstration and committee actions with names and roles poorly legible. It mentions Kalith Anhteaila and a Weone rotamer committee, plus references to a Jadly-W IH hie Avie and Marafay events.
Fragmentary wartime clipping reports various deaths and injuries in military service, alongside civilian notes. Mentions include soldiers, a court case, hospital figures, and overseas correspondents, with scattered names and places such as Forbes and Sydney. The text is highly garbled with missing letters and nonstandard spellings.
Fragmented OCR notes describe accidents and events in Forbes area including a wheel incident injuring Stephen Byenes, a variety of social activities such as a tour lagoon progress association party, and upcoming community meetings. Casual references to wages, local infrastructure, and town figures mix with church notices and ball reminders.
A dense, chaotic text reviews wartime policy and leadership while naming various military and political figures and places. It mentions Forbes and The Tact Use, discussions of reputations, and references to a future court-like decision, with scattered names such as Forbes, HC Ford, Ye Fuwurils, and others amid a backdrop of military and civic titles.
Fragmented text mentions government, industry actions, and labor issues in Australia. Notes debates, adjourned sessions, and a reference to a labor conference. Identifies individuals as speakers and officials, with minimal readable context.
A garbled report outlines a royal commission hearing with references to Mr Mowe Mr Mowe and others. It mentions a visit and possible positions, with unclear names and dates amid political commentary.
A fragmented local notice reports letters for soldiers and a poster at Sydney venues with dates May 20 May 22 May 24. The record mentions subscriptions, a court action, and a monetary dispute tied to submarine pricing and Zeppelin charges.
Fragmented report details a mix of names and places including Melbourne and Sydney, with mentions of recruits from West Brian Mekk and M'Queen, plus references to naval service, barracks, and a funeral. The text is garbled but suggests a wartime conscription context, scattered dates, and social notices among military references.
A garbled excerpt outlines inquiries into a rebellion movement, naming Lord Hantines and Lincoln Cotamet Nathan as officials. It mentions UK and Irish political factions, Royal Commission tasks, information flow, and steps to quell unrest amid wartime strain, with references to Redmond and provisional communities.
The council debates postponing a holiday observance as bankers push for a formal date. Key figures discuss a Tuesday option and a possible June 6 or 8 alternative while seeking public input. A motion to set the date passes after aldermen back the plan and an objection is considered.
Forbes Land Board approves residency grant and conveyance actions for multiple applicants including J. Kenyon, A. Baymont, and J. Iken, with dates and conditions noted. The record references appraisals, transfers, and PLP Act procedures affecting Winona area holdings and local residents.
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