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Inventories auditing and general accountancy work and tax returns prepared for station and farm accounts.
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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 05, 1918
Page
2
Inventories auditing and general accountancy work and tax returns prepared for station and farm accounts.
Fragmentary OCR shows an old newspaper ad note for the Forbes Advocate with references to Saul on Tuesdays and Fridays after noon, plus garbled lines about subscriptions and space advertising. The readable bits indicate an annual price and a cataloging line for W Brownell.
A garbled newspaper clipping mixes names, places, and phrases with no clear event. Readable items mention a TV ad topic and a date style but lack coherent context or actions to report. The fragmentary text hints at topics like public notices and local matters but remains largely indecipherable.
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Readable fragments describe Friday efforts at a Forbes location to counter typhoid using inoculation. The text mentions the Mis slelpa Coumert and a planning context for those involved, including figures deemed inoculated and those who provided proof of inoculation.
Fragmented OCR notes describe certificates for soldiers tied to a forming site with a December 7 date. The text mentions Ltire Cornell, MacPhillamy generosity, and a factory promotion action, but the passage is garbled. It references a ceremony involving soldiers and local officials, with unclear specifics and dates.
Fragmented OCR text mentions high bids and market interest for Eulong wool. Names and specifics are garbled, but the piece signals strong price activity and district trading in wool. Further readable details are unavailable.
No clear events or names can be identified in the garbled text. The fragment appears to mix unrelated words and partial phrases, offering no verifiable people, places, dates, or organizations to summarize into a coherent news item.
In Forbes Police Court Mr Helm, P.M. heard William James Martin plead guilty to using indecent language in Lachianoatraet yesterday and fined him ten shillings with 48 hours imprisonment. Green did not appear for his case on having too many rabbits on his property. Brode Fink pleaded guilty for him.
A Saturday incident near Pinnacle resulted in the death of a soldier settler named Fitzpatrick after four riders fell from a horse. The deceased, a Pinnacle resident for years, had been an active figure in the community for about three years.
Reports from Sgt W Annis in Joust elise area describe an investigation into missing sheep with conflicting statements and rumor. Journalists note miscommunication, observe a claimed value loss, and reference local shops, farms, and district actions amid the controversy.
Forbes Police Court heard Fre derlcl Anderson plead not guilty to failing to destroy rabbit infestation at Bergen Park property. Assistant inspector Percy Cuniaghwnn testified about inspections on the prior dates noting partial completion and remaining burrows. Proceedings detailed the work status, site conditions, and requests for completion under rabbit destruction orders.
A long, mixed text discusses Temora farm operations, valued publications, and ideas on farming efficiency. It mentions leaders Valier and Viner as directors, notes experimental trials, and highlights careful management of inputs, labor, and crops while signaling broader agricultural ambitions.
Fragmented telegraph text reports a chaotic Labour Party meeting and street clashes. Mentions Labour, union figures, and political tension across cities, with scattered names and places due to OCR garble. Indicates political organizing and public reactions amid unsettled conditions.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions fishing continues by July and a list of scattered names and numbers. No clear event, place, or date is discernible to summarize as a coherent news item.
Reuters reports Austria surrenders including disarming of armies, handover of artillery, and supervision of remaining forces by Allies. Pola and Danube forts to be occupied, submarines to be handed over, and transit waterways to Allies. British advance across occupied fronts, Ghent seized, and Allied naval movements toward Marmara Sea noted amid broader demobilization.
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