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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 20, 1924
Page
2
fragmentary report from Forbes district mentions matron, survivors, and a vehicle incident on Parkes Road near Forbes. details are sparse with only partial identifiers and a vague rental note. no clear date, names, or outcomes are established in readable text.
A garbled OCR style note mentions Lauivee and coats, moles, and chokery with a display in a McDonald’s shop. It references Achlen unl Templar Streets, Thay Sip, and an Ohio government. The fragment also names a 40 gulainen amount and a Helgium Fur Company role, plus Sydney.
Tarnished OCR text discusses plans for away matches and a show by Forbes featuring Burkes column. references Mack Sennett, Forbes, and local personalities in a fragmented fashion. It hints at an event schedule and management notes with unclear dates or venues.
A fragmentary report describes a fatal incident and the death of a prominent local offender. It notes a car accident near Poros Bay affecting drivers of vehicles and a valuable carveuing capuelly record for the Porbrs district. Mr Albly Airdhutw owned the car and is linked to the ongoing investigation and local policing.
An OCR garble outlines a study on wheat treatment and carbonates for nutritional improvement. It mentions Parkes and Marie Glystawern, diabetes context, and Hromiment, with references to trial phases and a 44d dosage note.
The readable text fragment references a holiday event at Farben schools and mentions dates, names, and local officials in a distorted report. Details are incomplete, with several garbled phrases and missing context, making precise events or outcomes uncertain.
The Forbes Jockey Club outlines its winter meeting schedule with planned races at Uhr wbawe efit Laal and a programme by OW foy. The club states the meeting will be HUME on Tuesday and Wednesday with limited entries and calls for Winter and Memorial Race Meetings. Profits from the second day are designated for hospital funds.
Fractured OCR text outlines a sports office item referencing Mr G Aniepann, Forkey, and Wally Caveroi with unclear names and details. The fragment mentions photographs, parting notes, and sporting topics with scattered proper nouns and dates, but readable facts are minimal and inconsistent.
The article notes that 64 applications were received for a homestead locke burial site in Conningham County. The application period closed at 42 noon on Saturday. Specific place names and final figures are uncertain due to OCR.
An early Molono report details the death of pressman Mr Leasham, proprietor of a Motong something, after a botched assault on his shop. The article describes a violence scene with a worker’s body and injuries, shocking the community. The event triggers investigations and community mourning.
Land listing describes a tract near Forbes with about 11 miles from Forbes town, 26 miles north of a grey town, and close to the Lachtan River. It notes arable land, water supply, and a 4H farm area, with price estimates and conveyance fees.
A chaotic scene at a recent hospital dance raised questions about crowd control and safety. The event drew many locals and attendees described as part of the public. Officials noted concerns about supervision and orderly conduct during the evening.
OCR chaos yields garbled text with many foreign phrases and misread names. The fragment references Pho Kenater, Freon, Wixlaes, Rat, Ki, ME, OMe MEOT ORANG, Hews, Lign, and King without clear context. It hints at authenticity, authorship, and a king’s grading, but no coherent event or date emerges.
A garbled OCR passage mentions various names and phrases such as Mr Wormal Bydney, Lauder publishers, Tom Wier, and The Money Maulerey. It reads like a stray book review or literary snarl with references to a modern novel and assorted characters, but the text is too muddled to recover a clear event or subject.
A fragmented account describes a crowd reacting to a controversial matter in Avon and nearby areas. Named figures and households are referenced amid murky dialogue about civic conduct and alleged wrongdoing, with unsettled questions about responsibility and motive lingering.
Incomplete OCR reads a local event advertisement linked to a benevolent or ceremonial purpose. Details are garbled, but reference to a gathering or aid effort remains. No clear date, place, or organized group is identifiable from the fragment.
Barileur announces new advertised entry for Canowindra Amateur Race Club events to be run on Tuesday and Wednesday. Nominations for Bluevitis chase with honorary secretary MP Men close Sunday. Event details appear unclear due to garbled text.
The Owis Concert Co presents a Thursday night show at The Strand Theatre led by Timmy Tryane and Renotatineining. The review notes clever acts, precise staging, and a smoothly run performance with an attentive audience.
A fragmentary report lists races and events for a royal aid fundraiser at Hinottorta with Wind Ad Were Yury and a set of athletic competitions including tennis, boxing, hockey, soccer, cycling, and track events. Names such as Pincing Balle, Hokey, and M Mey appear alongside participants, teams, and venues. The notice hints at a fund–raising motive connected to Queen Wklesent but remains largely garbled.
A distorted text fragment describes a large gathering at Ain Taamramilay with a playful mood and unclear activities. The garbled report mentions a party dogornda and Meked Iteppily and references moonlight and a festive atmosphere, leaving key details unreadable.
The narrative recalls a dramatic race where the leading horse, with near flawless speed, surges ahead of rival Yot Tully and wins by a whisker. The crowd roars as the champion crosses the tape, delivering an extraordinary performance unseen in prior miles.
A garbled May issue fragment mentions weather warnings and a science note about a storm system. It references Murry Month in May, Maywood, and local spots like Forber town lagoon. Mentions Parkin and Ward and a town guard, plus electric light plans and local juvenile page content.
The Forbes community held a farewell toast for Dr Dalattery who served over twenty years, praised by Mayor Thompson and local officials. Speakers lauded his civic work, charity, and friendship to residents, with tributes from hospital committees and Forbes residents.
A lively gathering of residents near Orange included a Jamboree at Tinaware and a Templar Sing. Mr K Hyatt from Parkes and Mrs Lilian Flannery of Parlor attended with families, while volunteers discussed the Krewe plans for the Mardi Gras festival in Forbes.
A garbled report discusses Dr McLean and Mr G1 Waanoit amid unclear references to Delphery’s suggestions, a wax device, and whisked reputations. The text is fragmented with speculative mentions of videotape, vlog, and extended plans, but no clear events or outcomes emerge.
A bustling cinema listing touts Johnny Mines in a dramatic program featuring You’re the One in a merged bill with The Great Pulbue and A Lady of Quality. The schedule promises sensational acts, shocking scenes, and a night of varied entertainment for families and adults alike.
The readable text references a formal program with musical pieces and public figures. It notes a National Anthem and Auld Lang Syne, mentioning a distributor and a namesake event. The tone suggests a community ceremony with ceremonial colors and honored guests, though many details are unclear.
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