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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 26, 1914
Page
2
Advertisers are urged to verify that the Forbes Adverste circulation surpasses the combined circulation of any other two payers published in Forbes. Statement from proprietor G. W. Brownhill.
Fragmentary OCR notes show scattered names and places: Whitney Fortis HChUM PANS SHRI FHC TM Gard RD Rorewwame Hedlgorn Ne seas and Wan They Rha. Unclear events or facts prevent a clear item.
Fragmented OCR lists names and events including talks on pictures, theater, and local figures. Mentions include Howe Frid perch and Hewitt, with scattered references to Kevinseny and Mrowshant. Reads like an oblique entertainment brief or column fragment with uncertain items.
A garbled OCR record references a steamer voyage, routes along California and the Pacific, and a distant date sequence. It mentions headings such as Shenandoah and Dongil with unclear place names and scattered action about steering, warnings, and a last line urging caution.
A fragmentary account details a long distance talking event during a tense meeting. The report mentions Farther Manthedbicd Conn yll and Tueiay agitation with references to a hostel and a public figure. Names and places are unclear, but the piece hints at disputes and an intended speech at a Sydney venue.
Fragmented account from Fortes last Thursday reports a feline wax furniture case and a misread investigation. The text is garbled with multiple misspellings and unclear details about a person named Br Tennant and a doctor.
An obituary notes the burial and funeral details for a local resident associated with a church community. The text references kin, dates, and places in a period tone, naming mourners and the service at a church with interment following at a nearby cemetery.
Fragmented OCR text reports a sports item mentioning teams and players such as Mixon Moun Copan Ailes Minny Noah Mes Stoluaiaan Buoeh 141 tune and others. It references a match or tournament result with multiple names, scores, and actions, but the text is garbled.
The latest cablegrams describe efforts to prevent disturbances by Unionist volunteers amid tensions in several districts. Reports mention naval vessels searching for vessels and a purge of agitators while authorities vow to protect the Parliament and public order.
An unclear telegraphic fragment from Sidney mentions a question about how Diex were to fore ini. The text is garbled with many unreadable words and names, rendering a coherent report impossible.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses defense topics and unnamed individuals. The readable parts mention a defense stance and possible names or roles, but the passage remains incomprehensible and lacks clear events or outcomes to summarize further. The readable items provide insufficient context for concrete facts.
A terse note outlines upcoming state session activities and timing. It mentions a meeting window, planned discussions, and the need for participants to prepare documents and agendas ahead of sessions.
Fragmentary text indicates government policy meetings scheduled for the week ending in a likely Tuesday date. Mentions Datong and an individual with a possible title, but the details are unclear due to damaged OCR and missing names.
Fragmented OCR text shows Mr Hughes weighing opposition demands for policy shifts. Mentions ministerial moves, vaccination, and international relations language, with unclear names and dates due to transcription errors.
A fragmentary item references smallpox concerns, unusual terms, and scattered phrases about leaves and planning. The readable portion lacks coherent event details, names, dates, or locations to establish a full report.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a wreck with uncertain details and unclear names. The readable portions mention a disaster at sea or on land near Queensland, with possible victims or responses lingering in the text. Unable to extract concrete entities or outcomes from the damaged source.
A fragmentary notice describes a smallpox matter in Washington with unclear details. The garbled text mentions an event at Hallapy and references medical concerns. No clear names, dates, or places are discernible beyond Washington state context.
The State Brickworks announced the resumption of work at the Heng Lakes facility after a pause. Key personnel and the project timeline were not fully disclosed, but officials confirmed continued production and adherence to safety standards.
In a chaotic report the government seethes at employers for alleged flexible work policies. The piece references a strike by an unnamed team and hints at industrial tensions across sectors.
A long fragment describes gatherings on Forbes showground and Fortes area with groups marching by foot for a local debate. It mentions people like Sonya, James Jenkinson and Patra among others and references venues such as Ferber Behvol and Kenaleh tea.
At the Forbes Licensing Court the renewal of four wine licences was printed to Mr J Grinsted of Forbes. An application for alteration of the premises of the Forbes Motel was noted.
Railway work on the Forbes Stogkinbinga line advances at Storkintingal with workers laying plates and sleepers. Wheat traffic and wagon loads are described, while bridge and embankment activity continues near Porhem, reflecting ongoing construction and seasonal demands.
An archival sketch reviews Leow's Circus performances at a local venue. It highlights acts by Lat cumin Wal and The Sinews, noting audience reaction and stage presence. The report mentions a poolside event at S80 and praises several ring and balance acts with positive remarks about timing and energy.
The Wirth Bros present a daring act at Forbes tonight with a dramatic performance by Mino. A special train brought the tiger from Condovelli and the show replicates the Syl ney season exhibit after a record run. Parkes performs tomorrow night.
Football selection lists Mack Haji Prreeanacers M Obhone D M Millan T Hourigan Fraebalen Ave uiRtth Cartuarwill Rous for wards M Donnell M Gee D Gibbons Gordon M Myllen ML Lofiney WW Gre cons Blackstock WW Bowman and others set to depart Parkes at noon for a Saturday game against Trundle at Trun.
Fragmented OCR text lists various food items and prices with names and numbers, mentioning Sydney produce and weekly sales. The readable segments reference wheat, millets, rice, and miscellaneous commodities, with unclear context and multiple garbled phrases.
Fragmentary OCR yields a garbled 1918 reference with stock sales terms and vague dates. Readable bits mention Syunoy and Tuordas AF in Mumnitish and a garden, with mentions of February 80 and 14 to 20 in 1918. The exact events, places, and entities are uncertain.
A fire swept through Lothie premises injuring workers and damaging frames shop. ATF investigators probed causes as flames spread to nearby buildings. Witnesses described smoke and alarms as crews battled the blaze, with authorities outlining response times and safety measures.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions builders, permits, and standards, referencing Fortine and a place called Vandorners Wiel. The readable portions imply a call for action on exhibition aid and related authorizations, with scattered names and terms. The source is damaged, containing garbled phrases and unclear specifics.
Fragments show a dated note to painters Tooley and Lnydod regarding work on a project at New Boury Wisine, mentioning forbx, mune and oil varticntars and an interstate extension. Names include Bates and Architeet Forbes.
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