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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 08, 1918
Page
2
Advertisement for J O Anderson and Turner Brane Templar Street offering street, situation and farm accounts, accounting and auditing services. Monthly bookkeeping Inventor taken income tax returns prepared.
A disrupted scene at a dental facility involves Kevin as a prank targets him. The note mentions uncertain details about a new manager or attendant and a phone contact, suggesting a humorous or unclear incident at the clinic. Local identifiers appear sparse and fragmented.
Fragmented text from a historical page contains unreadable names places and dates making it impossible to identify a clear event or notice. The readable portions do not provide sufficient entities or outcomes to summarize as a coherent newspaper item.
Cramped OCR fragment shows numbers and letters like 8s 11d and references to WSR AMTLAS and UNE. No complete event or parties readable. Likely a small ad or notice fragment lacking context.
An irregular jumbled fragment references a medical or institutional topic with scattered words. No coherent event or names to confirm a clear outcome.
Saint Brewin secures a tough win against Manorline in a high intensity match. Key players include Manley and Cabri who delivered decisive moments. The game featured tight defense and late scoring runs that sealed the result.
A Sunday night service at St Johns Church drew a good congregation amid a quiet evening. Reverend Mig delivered a sermon as part of the weekly worship, with parishioners listening attentively and a respectful turnout reported.
A garbled local page snippet hints at a Wednesday event starring Mary Morar and Sith Phawhie Desh with Lyon marcos in a production titled The Other Mug. It references a suspenseful set, a fairy tale cast, and a lineup including Sabundmy dehl Tie Rosat Webagrs and Fairyia Hiackwoll.
An extract from a Sydney police report appears garbled and unreadable. It references names and places in a disordered fashion with unclear events. The readable bits mention a photograph along with potential urban topics and a Wednesday reference.
A long, fragmented report honors Sergeant Lowell and other veterans with wartime decorations. It cites notable figures such as Me Stevenson and lists several local residents and ages, noting service in the Australian forces and recent community events in Forlioe and surrounding towns.
Fr iday events in Lashlan-syeet Torews drew large crowds for the war effort. Speakers Mr King and Sergeant 10 well addressed the audience on Friday night. Subscriptions to the fund were listed from numerous local businesses and families, totaling hundreds of pounds, with plans for repayments and a later vote on new government measures noted.
A scramble over scheduling for Grenfell and Forbes shows dominates a lettered discussion. Officials argue show dates should not clash with last year, while other leaders push for adjustments to accommodate regional conferences and a September event.
A local health effort urges residents to take typhoid inoculation before the vaccination course ends this week. Officials warn that remaining unvaccinated individuals risk contract and urge all to attend the sessions offered on upcoming afternoons.
The correspondence reveals a heated dispute among Forbes secretary Baldock and committee members about inserting dates and conference timing into a motion. The debate centers on whether to amend the record with dates and how such changes would affect Young Snefaly Grontell and related parties, with positions shifting and consent narrowly achieved.
Amid Brisbane and Sydney chatter a war update cites Mr Watt and allies in Melbourne, pacific progress, and a 5.8 schedule shift on the trans-Australian railway. NSW loss lists 117 dead, many wounded, and a new work resumption plan. Brisbanes strike over price hikes hits yesterdays labor. Archdeacon Clarke warns church loyalty. Victoria pledges 20000 for disabled soldiers housing. Queensland Charleville area reports worsening fires with grasslands burning near Nive Downs.
The dean reported at Fores hospital on Wednesday evening of Mt Wildon M Keon aged 70 years. The creed was brought to the hospital from Calarte and of the district, and had no relatives in Its chart of the security. The funeral on Thursday was to the Presbyterian cemetery, the Rev. J Thorburn picturing.
Patrick Donnallan, longtime resident of Uxavera, aged 47, died at Forbes Hospital after a medical visit on Sunday. The Catholic service was held at the cominters with Rev. Father O'Brien officiating.
An aggressive, unnamed letter writer targetting former and current Dubbo figures sparks debate in the community. The piece portrays a hostile stance toward local politicians and media figures, accusing them of misrepresentation while defending local traditions and the town’s image. The author references political figures, local sports ties, and alleged past incidents, underscoring a friction between press and townspeople.
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