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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 04, 1918
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text shows references to national farm accounts and monthly tenders, with mentions of general accountancy work and a possible review by a tax or revenue office. Details are unclear due to garbled input.
A mangled OCR note reports a dental prank titled The Entrance to his dentat rooms and mentions Mrs. 4 and Kovi'e next door with a vague promise tied to 273, leaving readers unsure of concrete details.
A damaged OCR style verse fragment mentions names Billy and Parson Jove and Fowler's Winter green Cough Syrup. It references a wild task, a direct aim at a remedy for coughs and influenza, with unclear dates or places, leaving most details unreadable.
A cryptic note from Gjartar Ihonkea outlines a single term agreement with Pep Lani involving an advan' and a vend. The fragment mentions a 1 t vend and refers to regional or organizational terms likely connected to AmwIT and a nyatcat designation. Further context is unclear.
A garbled OCR style note from GA Arnold CPA lists rough counts for birth or census data. It mentions footing, numbers of biréls and donihy, wind Harrie recorded ac Forbes during the quarter, with figures like 42, 2h, total 6, and counts of males 10 and females 7, plus Warizagus 6.
The committee of management for Forben Literary Institute held ballots. Votes: Reynolde 63, Bootha 62, Crochar 60, Baldock 53, Hutchinson 60, Glovanelli 44, Raymond 41, Rowe 38, Thimphere 38, Marenall 20, Browne 19, Kingalma 25. Official tally announced with candidate standings.
A juvenile ball is scheduled for Tuesday at the town hall with activities including a plain wed fancy drawing and stage performances. The event will be under supervision by Mrs Mary Allutta and others, starting at Av and Mae Marus, with doors opening in the afternoon and continuing through Wednesday and Thursday.
The fragment outlines a contested case involving Forbes and Cowra about power, markets, and time management. It hints at a church role in work, a campaign or task by Hay, and questions over long term impacts on time and purses, with uncertain outcomes for those involved.
A damaged OCR passage references a monetary amount and a sale in a town near Hib or Hib, with vague mentions of Palimery, Mosteun, and a person named Senn Sunger. The text is garbled, lacking clear dates, places, or concrete events, making precise summary difficult.
Mr Warry Turnor the former manager of Movers Pomrea de WiNilauin and Mr J C Keane of J C Keung Co plan to take over Moanya Peapoe and Willon. Under Turner and Keane they will run stock and estate agency services from Vivian in Teipine Street. The move is supported by Alderman Pearce and Wiley.
An early draft protest from the Forbes TP Board questioned the police magistrate Crenke’s planned visit to the Morbose residence and the adequacy of the district’s arrangement to meet public needs. The minister of Tustica warned that the arrangement may fail to address public requirements.
Mr WJ Murthy of Woaretrwet Orentull alleges farm security breach with 800 sheep at Come stolen in a recent raid. He claims the loss was 4 Shaup share and demands action. The letter was read at the Board meeting after police contact six minutes prior.
A rough district update describes pasture conditions as dry and depleted due to lack of rain. Mentions stock and farms showing stress, with references to policy actions and local authorities enforcing measures amid unsettled conditions.
Fragmented OCR describes a case where wheat scrip speculators and parties including Thuy Foner and Telesusan tie Warktan trading allegedly conspired to breach a contract for wheat delivery. The Uptendant court entry mentions delivery specs, a writ, and alleged actions around May 24 with involvement by defendants and observers, though details are obscured.
A fragmented report notes committee attendees and scheduling elements. It mentions a meeting led by a matron and references various officials, a planned event schedule, and anticipated participation. The text is garbled but centers on committee actions and preparations for an upcoming gathering.
Government quarantine measures at the opening of the Morabine facility spark debate on drone threats and aviation safety. Officials report alarming conditions and fail to reassure the public as plans outline storage costs and rationing for hay reserves amid mounting concerns.
Telegram from the Defence Department confirms Trooper Clare Tadbarn of the Ligot Horse killed in action on November 29. The 19 year old, son of Mr and Mrs Semen Tadbien of New Grontell, died in Torbes in March 1917 after a long service. His death is mourned by friends who held him in high regard and a large circle at his farewell.
The Forbes Pastures Protection Board convened with chair Mestra Laldige and members Wheal Heven Nowkes and 40 Low. Discussions covered compulsory dipping to combat bean scourge, board restructuring, and personnel changes while department and agricultural officials weighed new measures and funding.
The Forbes Pastures Protection Board approved subscribing £600 to the seventh war loan this morning. The proposal noted through its joint committee that the Red Cross will receive the brokerage percentage.
The obituary notes the death of William Henry W'Mahon at age 98 in North HNL. A funeral will be held tomorrow at 11 in the Church of England portion of Forbes cemetery, honoring a longtime local resident.
A letter from JW. Greer of Poyhan dated October 1918 appeals to subscribers who pledged during a Torben Advocati meeting. It requests remittance of outstanding subscriptions and promises acknowledgment upon payment. The note asks for readers to remit to Pend and mentions a one week extension for open fare.
The Sunset tank arrived at Forbes soon after noon with a large procession of residents and vehicles following to the Town Hall for a war welcome. Local officials led by Mayor J. O Hater and others spoke as the tank crew, led by Sergeant Howell V C, prepared appeals for the War Loan later today and this evening.
Private Frank Wyatt, a Forbes resident for years, was wounded in action in France on August 11. The marriage of Kathleen Quilter to a local man is described along with wartime events, hospital admissions, and social notices from Forbes and surrounding areas.
The report details German advances near St Quentin and successes at Neuville and Ramilles while British and French forces counter nearby.It notes Turkey’s pressure, Germany’s threat to occupy Dussart, and Allied hopes for a proffered peace with the Entente. The Times and London papers discuss shifting fronts and possible German withdrawal from Belgium as events unfold.
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Obituary notes the death of Mrs Strickland at Hundeburra on Tuesday evening. A respected pioneer with a long career in the region, she was about 92 years old and had faced health struggles recently. Known for her charitable work, she had previously managed a fancy work collection in Terbas and left a notable mark on the community.
Ambiguous reader text lists several personal names and scattered actions. Mentions Pearce, Kiln, doctor, Amorland, Strickland, and Basar. Context unclear, with corrupted phrases and missing verbs. No clear event, date, or place discernible from the fragment.
A detailed account describes Mrs Strickland of Bundaburra whose death followed a lengthy illness. The service at St Johns Church of Gueland was attended by family including Mr T Powaley, with music and prayers highlighting a large crowd and a notable local presence in New South Wales.
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