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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 19, 1918
Page
2
J O Anderson Suuton and Fayn Agenuan Tyndasmen render month by month inventories, auditing and general accountancy work. Tad Returoe prepared.
An unclear clipping describes a clearing sale with fragments mentioning locations and names. The legible parts reference vendors, places, and a time frame, but the full event details remain obscured by OCR errors and scattered phrases.
The Forbes Trotting Club held a committee meeting at the Hotel Australia where proposals for paving, road works, and annual arrangements were discussed. Nominations close on November 7 and the next meeting is expected after this one. A notable crash near Forbes injured a pedestrian and damaged a cart, with vegetables scattered.
Tomorrow night the Lorna Peaks will screen in a new open with Hetuee prince. Rankinsatreue presents a cowboy themed feature The Man From Painted Post starring Donglak Fairbank and Wallace Detd in a grand benefit event.
Fragmentary report notes aversion to water quality affecting Nelung export and fish species. Mentions Elvirs fish, crayfish, shrimp, and other species with conflicting lines about impacts. Reference to a person named Guu Acilyaun and a looming weekend event remains uncertain.
Fragmented OCR describes a dispute over a rabbit nursery on a property with references to Crown jurisdiction, fines, and potential destruction of valuable Crown property. The text mentions Mr Forbes, a landholder, and several parties tied to enforcement and grazing, but key details are corrupted and unclear.
Fragmented from a historical newspaper item recounts a complex political appointment process involving multiple figures and places. It references an attorney, a carinh at Seeane Cowal, and a November timing at a school event. The text is garbled but centers on a formal appointment and its procedural context.
Reports from Paris describe Allied actions as British and French forces push into Belgian territory with new deployments. The front lines stretch along the frontier as troops consolidate gains against German advances, while Allied leaders praise strategic moves and emphasize steadfast defense.
The fragmentary report notes a Western Districts draw with multiple names and places. Mentions Wellington Forbes Oruneo Bathe Diablo Tavontice Sopins Tubby and Hathiurst, plus dates around January and November, with scattered references to venues, ages, and local figures. The text remains garbled, offering few clear outcomes or structured details.
A Sydney telegraphic brief reports casualties, disputed labor accords, and government responses. Mentions 77 deceased and 247 wounded in a southern theater, ship and train movements, and anticipated mobilizations. Notes union disputes, ministerial statements, and plans for Commonwealth celebrations amid wartime strain. References to Liverpool military camps, overseas transfers, and potential domestic preparedness measures.
This morning William Glove was held for ten days for drunkenness and another man, WW, for indecent behavior. A second-hand dealer’s license was granted to Frederick Munson.
Sydney dispatch reports Lord Robert Cecil stating the Kalwojs tradition cannot be legally demanded but may be requested. He urged the government to reveal its plans regarding Prince Max, Maden, and the former chancellor. The article notes demand for punishment of the crime against France and mentions a potential international tribunal for Wilhelm. The piece reflects postwar political maneuvering and calls for accountability.
Fragmentary inquest notes describe Porter Andrews death amid a railway accident near a bridge. Witnesses including Sergeant Wommingll and Parken officials cite electric outages and misalignment events at a roadway junction. The coroner’s inquiry records Andrews’s injuries and the involvement of the Highway Commissioners staff during the incident.
Unclear garbled notice reports a religious service and reception related to Rev Haydon at Forbes with mentions of church committees, attendees, and planned events. The fragment references arrivals, a reception, potential attendees, and procedural steps, but details are obscured by OCR errors.
A speaker recounts the horrors of World War I, praising Allied soldiers and condemning German brutality. The crowd hears vivid tales of civilian suffering, including mothers and children harmed, and calls for justice against Germany.
The racing summary highlights Cnable Smith and trainer Delonge with Ruby Rose as dam of Pine ura, and jockey Charligano steering the winner at Parkes course aboard Cyclone. Lavine Cup under Forbes sportsman A Raymond noted, with Loving Cup achieving two wins, Fancy performances across Boxing Day events, and Charlie’s five-pars victories. The report mentions transfers, owners including J. S. ROBd, Whittaker, and other details on horses like Cove Deeb and Erlek, concluding with reflections on Charlie’s trainer and the era’s top performers.
In the recent market update from the Southern Frode and Live tock Poy, young roosters sold around ten dollars, old roosters at lower prices, with fat new 73 and a Walt variation noted. Heavy trades included six to seven dollars per pound with several prices listed for various cuts and ages.
Market notes mention wool prices and trade activity with references to dates and events. The text references Billy report and Mandy Taaty with speculative prospects and notes on tax or celebration periods. Dense with garbled phrases, it indicates mixed attitudes toward market conditions and potential optimism about future activity.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a nighttime event involving In Vintarta Pani Hornight with remarks by OM Sung. The salvaged lines reference railway action, space, and a list of unclear items about dining tables and food, indicating a disrupted or garbled report without clear outcomes or entities.
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