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Up to yesterday two dogs had been registered locally. The Braco license expires in fourteen days with a fee of £40 and failure to renew may incur penalties.
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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 03, 1922
Page
2
Up to yesterday two dogs had been registered locally. The Braco license expires in fourteen days with a fee of £40 and failure to renew may incur penalties.
Fragmentary OCR notes record monthly vital data with misread names and numbers. It mentions births and population balance, noting male and female counts, and references a specific quarter or period ending September. The text is garbled but indicates demographic statistics for a district.
A garbled page notes Conda Bhow and related racing events with mentions of Feb days and a gala week. It references Condapalin, Unie yeur, and Airthoy as potential organizers or participants. The fragment suggests a half day period over a week for annual prospects and a forthcoming event.
A Friday night fundraiser under Camp Mii Progress Co. at Forbes Hospital featured performances by local talents. Highlights included a community singalong and a request for support from residents, with plans for future hospital aid drives and a noted appeal from local figures.
A garbled report notes Dupkert defeating E itvang and mentions nightly Kamen games at Durvobaigte where Farber may be sent to disrupt the opponents. It covers a Jack Leighin comedy production and Mrs Molly Devine in a forthcoming stage role as Juanne Terry, debuting in a new Mallte production.
Thee wann Rood attended a school event at Tom's Lagoon on Friday. A race and dance night raised funds for the Children's Hospital in Sydney. Mr Wenb was MC and Mian Webb helped host. J. Le Brows organized the effort with time and effort from the teacher and county staff.
Clerical voices in Morbes and Die Inlet discuss keeping a Canimoren butter factory open year round and the feasibility of sustaining dairy output. References to a past transformation, local figures Amanda Lon Ltd and Me DH. Pinte appear amid vague plans and a defunct factory noted as 13 or 14 years gone.
A fragmented historical extract discusses the Murray Cod, noting uncertainties in its naming origin and links to the Murray River system. It mentions Tarance Murray, variations among cod populations in Lachlan and Forbes areas, color and body differences, and debates over whether Murray cod are a distinct species from river inhabitants. Ancient references hint at early records and description dating to 1814.
A Morley youth and a bystander were involved in a traffic crash on a road near the hospital. The report notes injuries to a youth and a bystander as a car struck a motorbike, with investigators detailing braking and collision dynamics and the expected support for the injured.
A notice announces tenders for a logging license and logs at State Forest County, with bidding details and district forester oversight. Includes location near Strand Theatre and Rankin Street, and references Forbes as district organizer.
Guenereau Raye paid the cost of this writ in a matter involving a woman and a handkerchief. The item appeared amid other articles in the issue.
A local convention event downtown promises a rich lineup with performers from Sydney and Panama, including notable pianists and vocalists. The program highlights include Miss Hallock and Miss Duldork Lew Fur, with emphasis on a dramatic wind theme and a charity focus.
Readers are teased with news of a re-release or revival featuring Charlie Chaplin's The Kid. The notice hints at the beloved star's evolving screen persona, promising a new look at his silent comedy mastery and the work's enduring appeal.
A small fire occurred Saturday afternoon on a hill near Puckeow Roast. Four members of the Golf Club assisted, and the major portion of a embankment was reportedly damaged. The fire department arrived promptly, preventing farther spread. Insurance paid about £140. owner named Mr Wi Par Snelt.
A scrambled OCR text shows a jumbled court or police report with mentions of a nipped gold watch, various names, potential charges, and penalties. The readable fragments reference individuals such as Wen, Wenner, and Cate, plus legal actions and a plea or sentence. The piece resembles a dense, garbled summary of a local crime notice.
A fragmented report from Forbes Quarter Sessions outlines multiple defendants including Reynolds, Altec Preston, Whamesos the Jarry, and Thorpe, with alleged breaches of crop laws and broader charges. Preliminary hearings occurred at the lore court amid disputed pretenses and claims of deceit in sums up to £1000, alongside a case involving John Quinney who failed to answer at the trial court.
A long list of community items notes a wedding at St Lawreven’s Church for a well known couple and mentions hospital and staff changes. Also covered are appointments, retirements, a death in Chatsword, police magistrate movements, and local notes on Forbes and Camp HN Forbon.
Dotora Me W. Bebe faced charges in Forbes Police Court for drunkenness and related offenses. John Hejlen and T. Kelly were cited on counts involving intoxication and public conduct, with sentences including fines and short terms. Several widows were also noted as having appeared for drunkenness offenses.
On Tuesday October 3 Joseph W Dowley pleaded with a court for leniency regarding the Royal Hott scandal arising from a prohibited event. Mir Metllun appeared for the defendant as Sergeant Rys requested an adjournment. The prosecution waved four charges. a ban was extended for twelve months on certain supply, while Ay Moe loney and Bhuw Bivickland faced related proceedings. Orick pleaded guilty to driving a car without tail lights. fined 10 shillings and 4 pence.
A quirky local feature shows a collection titled Bound of Sweet Burritos alongside odd spellings and playful names like THE ROBANY STRAND and D Gyl oying Daligt Ramble Stroet, with mention of Saturday viewing and assorted characters.
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