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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 22, 1929
Page
4
The Boren Advocate notes a Town Hall event with candidate discussions, a thrift sale, and a charity drive. Traffic breaches result in fines for several drivers, and a bankruptcy court session is scheduled for late May. Community notices cover hospital appreciation and social events, plus an upcoming Queen candidates gathering.
A deputation discussed the planned Urtace project on Mandagers Creek near Ru owns Tutenducine. Mr Met led the talks while the Board proposed sending a representative to the Shire. Funds were cited as short, with plans to send four delegates for further consultation.
A crowd of over 500 attended the Bathurst Motor Challenge Test where two vehicles competed across eight events. The day featured hill climbs acceleration and fuel economy trials with notable performances and a controversial pace reading affecting the overall scoring.
Fragmented court notes describe a case where a defendant faced charges of indecent behavior toward a 2 year old. The transcript shows misnaming and confusion over identities during questioning and arraignment. The scene includes garbled dialogue about the alleged acts and potential witnesses.
A list of handicaps and entrants for the Derby meeting features horses such as Flying Auto, Flyin Mandieap, Parken ere, and Prince Child filaay Stool with various age classifications. The record notes second day events including the Derby and related races with numerous horses named in early entries and handicaps.
An overnight discussion centers on the Queen competition linked to the slate of candidates for a Moaplt Bowl meeting. Mr Byrnes and Mr Abderwon discuss keeping the contest among Forbes candidates while organizers note delays and hope for a successful event.
In Sydney at Tivoli Theatre two undergraduates caused a disturbance throwing tomatoes and other objects during a programme. Police arrested two men after a crowd of hundreds disrupted the show and confusion spread through the venue.
Thomas Bm and Johnmith brothers were convicted of breaking and entering the premises of James Thars Ltd in Want Wyalong on April 1. They allegedly stole a knife, two pocket halves, and cash totaling £13 6s 10d. The judge ordered return of the goods to James Thom and deductions from the men’s seized money.
A damaged, fragmentary notice reports a claim for damage to a building involving F. Mate & Co. The document notes review by council and mentions abatement and related financial concerns. The readable text is sparse and partially garbled with unclear amounts and dates.
A fragmented report from London cites a cryptic telegram referencing Vickers Amur and missing airmen as authorities seek details about the incident and the fate of the crew.
A mangled OCR fragment questions which committee will be chosen for a certain task. It mentions a lag and asks for opinion on the proper selection process and the administration of the committee.
Magistrate Arnold at Porbew Court yesterday questioned the unlawful purpose charge against John Johnson. The proceedings revealed confusion over the authority and the nature of the alleged crime as witnesses testified and the case moved toward possible prosecution.
A fragmented note outlines a plan for a new School of Arts building with mentions of a secretary, a renovation of a tube line, and a May date. The text references individuals such as Kyun and Cure and hints at a debate over local infrastructure and educational facilities.
An ornate wedding at a church featured Ridley and Buttriss Wowly with guests including family and friends. The bride wore delicate tulle and velvet, carried a rose bouquet, while the groom stood with best man Nicolas. reception followed with music and dining for about 70 attendees.
Report from Orange indicates a train service disruption on the Orange Dubbo line due to machinery failure. Authorities and railway workers brace for a delayed return to Wellington with regular service suspended between Orange Walling and Dubbo stations. Local family from Warrnambool concerns over safety and future repairs in the affected area.
The Country Women’s Association held its annual ball in the Reception Room Saturday night. Prominent attendees included Mrs. Reh Heals, Mrs. Howey, Mrs. TOMAR, and others as entertainment featured a mounted supper and prizes.
An article notes reimbursement of £10 4s to a nurse who travelled for an examination. The matron is cited as having directed the arra ngement and the committee considers funding the expense for several candidates. The president and other officials discuss granting funds to cover travel costs for the exam.
A Farmers Club meeting last night approved sending a team to the knockout competition with travel expenses covered. John Aw was named treasurer to handle payments, including car hire balance and a £5 stipend to Mr. Greatham. The team departs Fortes for a Sunday match in Grenryil West.
In the Small Debts Court a dispute between Plaintiff Hampton and Defendant Cileupte centers on a £1274 claim for unpaid work and services. The magistrate notes ungrateful conduct and examines payment timelines, labor performed, and related receipts, with multiple dates referenced for work done and potential settlements.
Fragmentary letter discusses employment issues, single unemployment, and desire for work. Mentions government, farmers, and requests for opportunities. Vague references to Marit and ABCD, with no clear actions or dates.
Fragment mentions a product named Nendie Orvek Papparmint Cure or Coupe and' Colds with unclear context and details. The text appears garbled, offering no clear event dates places organizations or outcomes to summarize.
An assortment of notices mentions Anieklaed of Cooker and Mr A Eddy returning home after sea travel. A hospital letter to Mr Murphy expresses regret over a recent event. Mrs Neville’s son Jastie undergoes an appendectomy at Brentwood private hospital and makes progress. Amos hosts a card party for a political candidate while a memorial service for 124 Smith Mare is recorded. A wedding preface notes future plans for My and Mrs Buttieg.
Fragmented text fragment mentions scheming drovers and a board with a future consideration phrase. The garbled page includes stray names and nonsensical lines. No coherent event or persons are identifiable from the readable OCR.
A stolen vehicle reported on Friday night was found abandoned near Kuyowr Parkes Road. The car valued at 2700 pounds belongs to Jey Marahaan of WHlcon Aes. Police investigated a nearby location at 1 fallow and are pursuing further leads.
A condensed note notes The Rowe at Kildare appearing in The Rag of Kildare with two-part tale, amid other serials and a Phillips story. It mentions moral themes and a two-part publication span, with the Uirsad Thain theatre showing the work on a Friday alongside The Physician in Weary Arthur Jones.
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