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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 07, 1919
Page
2
An irregular write up reports a mixed event titled Quarant Topics with remarks on performers including Mal Brey and Arcus Duyn. The article mentions licensing issues and a planned October 4 show at Star Plobhoe Opori with city officials and groups such as the Revel Sailors and Poli pi lirayen.
An OCR like snippet references names and numbers in a garbled format. It mentions figures and terms such as 63/107 and ten cents, with unclear context. The readable portion includes possible names and dates but lacks a coherent event or outcome.
Fragmented report describes a missing meeting with names and dialogue. The text includes garbled names like Agaillot B Ora Yolne Dughe Brociuss and references a club, a hostatast stators, and a suspicious morning event. Details are unclear but suggest a disrupted gathering and unresolved actions.
A garbled racing note lists participants and places in a chaotic order. It mentions Wend Som Kenlhorn and Matty and RAC the Beyunteer's, with unclear outcomes and several misspelled terms. The fragment lacks coherent event structure or definite results.
A fragmentary OCR jumble mentions traveling news and various obscure names and places. It alludes to publications, writers, and a weekly paragraph, with scattered references to towns, newspapers, and a possible archabbion. The legibility is poor and specifics remain unclear.
In a terse official note the Verona property transfer was renewed, authorizing continuation of a long standing conveyance. The action confirms Peres as grantee and references the original Aleonsa deed within Verona jurisdiction, with the renewal date unspecified but noted as granted.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a court matter with names such as Simuel Goodinavons Wak and Moloney, plus references to an order for costs of 22 and full evidence to appear. Details are garbled and several names and actions remain uncertain.
A chaotic account describes a large fire at Parkes causing extensive damage and alarm. Eyewitnesses report rapid spread, collapsing structures, and emergency crews working to control flames. Authorities investigate cause as residents assess loss and safety implications.
A garbled preface hints at a Star Pictures town hall plot involving actors Louise Fenty Patty Arbuckle and others. The fragmentary item mentions a planned event, multiple names, and a chaotic sequence of phrases suggesting behind the scenes discussions and staged confusion.
Fragmented OCR notes describe electrical lighting plans and weekly routines, mentioning locations such as Muss Ta and Aldock. It references high voltage work, weekly meetings, and upcoming inspections, with scattered names and dates. The garbled text indicates a municipal project schedule and public works impact on water and fire services.
Fragmentary wires report a tense scenario around Midland area cable disputes and local figures including Leonard Weed and Ryan Jat Fehndanin. Mentions of Mexia City, Marston, Wilkes and other places hint at a broader plot involving authorities and residents with unclear motives.
The Fisk Jubilee Singers performed in Forkes, delivering a robust program that included traditional spirituals like the Lord’s Prayer. The ensemble, led by director Maw Ruby Davin, featured notable members and a strong supporting cast in a lively early 20th century concert.
A garbled reminiscence speaks of a burnt venue named Woon DoNstennaD, recalling a nostalgic Forbes track past lane, mentioning Howe and Ponellly, Moone and Motos, and a damaged property sale amid unclear names and dates, with fragmented sequence and speculative outcomes.
A damaged OCR page shows scattered phrases about a deceased person, scattered labored lines, and unrelated observations. It presents a noisy blend of names, dates, places, and odds and ends with no clear narrative or verifiable details.
Fragmentary OCR text references a public safety incident involving a harbor area and authorities. Details are unreadable. no clear names, dates, locations, or actions can be determined from the readable fragments.
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