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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 16, 1920
Page
2
The readable fragments describe a price reference and a named person, but the line lacks coherent facts. No clear event, place, or organization is identifiable beyond scattered terms. The record cannot determine a concrete headline or summary from the garbled source.
For sale two longwing horses described as good stallions workers. Listed by Abry M Boyl in auction notice from a local farm. Includes brief contact and location details.
The readable text shows a reward notice with fragmented phrases about tainting and a location near a hotel in Suinnlay evening. Names and precise actions are unreadable, leaving the core details and proper nouns obscured.
Fragmentary classified note seeks business assistance and staff with vague terms. Mentions Morgan, Crown lung books, and Sydney F with long land service. Apply by lever at Spot 49 Mire FW. Land Agent GOODE, 82 PIN St. Sydney. Moderately set terms.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a Methodist church planning anniversary services on Sunday November 1 with mentions of anniversary celebrations and special services. Names and precise details are unclear due to damage but imply a church program schedule and festive observance.
Merino rams two and four year old for sale. Listing includes details from local club and farmer. Contact for full particulars and pricing. Sold through the Trundle area agricultural listings with prior registration.
A dense notice outlines large funds totaling 41 million pounds with mentions of yearly bonuses and liquidity. References are made to probate policies, remittance information, a traveling agent, and a box address in Young. The fragment discusses financial terms and agents without clear context or complete sentences.
Notice to Craziers Association of NBA members to meet in Council Chambers Yorwas on Monday the seventh of November at 1500 hours. Mr Alon is expected to attend with Din Goa present. Vocal Secretary signs the notice.
Notice invites tenderers to submit bids by November 16 for a renovation project at Weir subdivision in Glabw Nobel, Dewing Herewr, Vor. The full scope includes planning and execution by Ford & Tord, with architects Cohel Bb, Fares LaMROCK & HATER of Orange and Forbes.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions soldiers and a street, with unclear names and dates. No coherent event or identifiable organizations emerge to identify a full news item.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a location MilL Street White Maing with jumbled phrases and names. No coherent event or person details emerge to form a clear headline or summary.
Fragmented report recalls a meeting at Forbes honoring the fallen with a brief ceremony. Attendees included a provident figure and others who observed a two minute tribute to the heroism of those who sacrificed in service.
Fragmentary text from a 1920s publication describes Dot and the Kangaroo by Hubert Peddie. The note hints at wartime or travel era themes and mentions inventive content with youthful protagonists and imagined adventures.
Partial, garbled text appears to reference ladies swimming and aviation in a cluttered historic newspaper fragment. Names, places, and events are unclear, with many obscured terms and misread words, preventing a clear summary of any single story or outcome.
In pWFM era the Methuliot school Na became a church in Portes. By 1802 the original church was enlarged and a brick building framed the property. The record recalls years of turmoil and reconstruction while noting improvements and ongoing worship at the town church with services, anniversaries, and continued community use. The anniversary event and children's programs were planned for a future evening service.
Fragmented notice states first floor space available for offices with ground floor access. Includes terms for viewing and possible alterations to suit tenants. Local contact details unclear in OCR.
A fragmented report notes a school event at Priuy yen Nu Ast where Thork gave an excellent button drive and Mp Key Moore supplied an item. The door drive and Cuunan My Min Taher both earned top prizes, with Sry Murafull winning the ladies prize.
An early air mail record describes a plane piloted by Mr Ie Orabayy Carey from the westmunier at TeIora Eddywanen to Farben town post office. The letter was carried within a short time frame between the two locations, noted by a postmaster stamp and arrival timing.
A windswept Melbourne Cup plant tale unfolds with mentions of rivals and trainers. The piece recalls a veteran named Brytwr pe Syediskuawhy and reflects on retirement then business reopenings. It notes local shops opening new lines and a focus on retail cleverness and loyalty amid racing chatter.
Fordon Wowling Chu opened No 140-21 against Waverley in a brisk Saturday bowls event. Waverley dominated both the HUky and Mere games, with standout bowling from Guyenard and BhuyD and a strong pair of Victories. The hosts led the standings as top two players, Ley Mi and Fordon, impressed with strategic play, while visitors from Waverley faced early pressure but regrouped for a competitive showing. The match highlighted crowd support, shifting momentum, and plans for future interclub bouts.
A yellow burr weed named Nimabele Witstmedin has been declared noxious after reports of its spread in the Moree Shire area. The plant, once discovered recently in the Mranbury region, is described as invasive and threatening local pastures. Authorities warn landowners to remove it and prevent further spread.
A local manufacturer Aveten and Pralley introduces a novel weight reducing knitting machine for men's socks and warm weather wear. The device promises efficient production with a claimed price of four dollars per pair, though details are unclear due to garbled text.
A damaged OCR based item mentions Vie diacunalnn and hospital data. It notes Parkus and Whaat Hospitals with tight commodity changes and high patient numbers. It cites Durfee October and Farhos vitality usage, recording eighteen to fourteen patient averages and boiler usage figures.
The Cowra district notices a meeting at Goolwenne to discuss fencing and land matters near the Goolagong area. The advisory order mentions a proposed fence alignment of about 47 chains from a test site and potential government action if disputes remain unresolved.
A regional wheat buyers meeting drew delegates from Purue Pirken Vouk IIL and Trundle to discuss conditions for the coming season. The meeting aimed to keep the Wheat Board unified and seek better prices and contracts.
A garbled account describes a group gathering led by a Mr Weaver. It mentions water work, a report by a committee, and a demonstration at a gathering, with unclear details about participants and outcomes.
Fragmentary court record shows an arrest warrant for Eugene Olifau and a defendant named Gannon in a bigamy case. Phrases mention marriage during a period and claims a wife’s death influenced the proceedings. The document references a police inspector and legal actions, with unclear dates and names due to OCR errors.
An OCR fragment describes alleged theft and a note about a vehicle near a boundary at a town lagoon. It references items valued at 12, mentions property ownership, and includes garbled eyewitness details about movements, a beer bottle, and a vehicle path near a boundary fence in a 1911 context.
A garbled report cites discussions among officials in Sydney London and Washington about a government wire project. It mentions a possible relocation of ministers to Europe for a conference of premiers and notes a £70,000 bustown loss and unresolved prompts from original promoters.
In the snooker tournament the latest round saw Havens and Hughen each win their matches while others like Atkins and Cantril also posted victories. The list hints at over 106 competitors and mentions scores around the 11 to 44 mark, with several names such as McMahon and Rowan appearing in results.
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