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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 01, 1935
Page
1
A public meeting is slated to discuss the Forbes murder case proposal. Officials from the city council and police department will present details, with residents invited to ask questions and seek clarification on the investigation and courtroom proceedings.
A public meeting was planned by the Fortae District Hospital board to discuss ambulance expansion and coroner inquest findings. The meeting aimed to address funding for ambulance service, hospital support, and driver availability, with officials noting delays and government funding shortfalls.
A biweekly hospital secretary report notes attention to patient care and staffing. It references Thomason and Durham, mentions a 74 percent figure tied to eye care, and notes an 81/19 ratio in a tally related to attendees at a bowl event.
Crowded inquest at Forbes Flint House hears testimony on the night of October 9 in a case that has drawn intense local interest. Witnesses describe the killings near Fitzgerald's Bridge, with detectives and constables preparing for further examination as the coroner's hearing continues.
Jim Maxwell, a 60 year old Forbes identity from Lite Wambat St, was run over by a heavily laden wagon near Burra Wang station. He suffered two broken leg bones and cried for help from a paddock from 3:30 last Monday afternoon. Local bystanders assisted as he lay in serious pain. he was moved to seek medical aid.
A fragmented World War II era article describes Franco British plans for mutual support and coordinated actions. It references Laval, Italian and Papal interactions, and mentions sanctions, requisitions, and potential boycotts tied to wartime diplomacy and economic measures.
The fragment notes a Tamnis match and mentions Wites Tons, Avle 3meae, Me ee whan WE Wa Hounsou, and Minor trad with Naveed. The readable items hint at a sports or poetry cross reference with uncertain details and several garbled names.
Classified ad promotes Qualcast lawnmowers with emphasis on spare parts and cheaper prices. Claims reliability and broad hardware store endorsement. Mentions models and industrial use with promises of value and availability.
Fragmented OCR reveals scattered references to air service announcements, travel and injuries, with names and places like Adelaide and Melbourne. The text is garbled, containing dates such as October, mentions of pilots and passengers, and references to religious or memorial events, but specifics are unclear.
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