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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 31, 1918
Page
6
The readable text shows garbled phrases and missing context with references to cold weather and several unreadable names. No coherent incident, person, or organization can be determined from the legible fragments.
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Fur on Wi nye CONE Lemmyainte six Gent Nohjernlat Cure seems fragmentary with unreadable names and numbers. The readable parts hint at a list or itemized note but lack clear events or contexts to form a complete news item.
Weather notes for Trundle highlight May rainfall figures uncertain, with recent dry spells and frosts affecting crops. Reports recount two fires within a month, including the destruction of a house tied to David Crawley and other incidents, with insurance details noted and property risks discussed.
An unreadable OCR fragment notes names and places in garbled form. It appears to reference various individuals and locations but contains numerous misread words and scrambled phrases, yielding no clear event or outcome to summarize.
Auction sale conducted in the district includes machinery clutterbuck brui s olt kaxines chat cutters palon bay mahucess northern amorance coy. WHEATLEY AND MARTEL AUCTIONEERS STOCK AND STATION AGENTS Buadwna agenda mentions offerings.
A blurred OCR of a homicide case outlines a death in Banfield and a public school issue. It references a stabbing, a coroner’s inquest, and various local names including a George, Forbes, and a James Cullen associated with a school. It hints at a trial or examination and details scattered around investigators and witnesses.
An unnamed man, unmarried and childless, rumored to live a secluded life near Forbes, died from a revolver wound at his home on May 25. A witness recalls his reluctance to leave his rural area and mentions a remark about a renewal. The record notes no will and attributes the death to self-inflicted injury.
A fragmented notice mentions the Trundle Hotel and a confusing list referencing national and regional terms. Readable parts point to a historic lodging scene with scattered names and possible travel or lodging entries.
George Tolhurst Bogan Gate Hotel announces its new building with modern conveniences and accommodations. The notice states he has installed features and will provide wines, beers, and sprites.
Clerks report Esk sessions appoint a justice of the peace. Mrs Green will visit Rowan Gate on Thursday Friday and Saturday June 9 7 and 8 offering free consultations at Eilereamis Railway Hotel. A Natlurst district hee taruer Soll fin Uiroduet proceeds in Sydney to wed.
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