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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 14, 1919
Page
2
Fragmentary notes indicate repairs to land and tax tally processes. Mentions personnel or roles like Hiochkeeping and Debla Vl Inetad with ATH Chasges of Impwniniee At ranges, but details are unclear and names may be misspelled.
Fragmentary OCR text appears to discuss an architect, organizations, and practice in a historical context. Likely mentions names, firms, or places but readability is poor and specifics are unclear.
An obituary fragment notes T E Crane a late practical tailor of Templar Street Forbes. The text is incomplete and unclear but confirms his death and occupation.
A garbled OCR fragment lists scattered names and phrases including references to a season, people like Wyman and Pinewened, and partial terms such as AAPM and Abe Year. The text appears to be an unstructured collection of sports, business, and personal notes with multiple incomplete names and unclear context.
A flying mission departs London bound for Australia with Captain Mathews in command. The Sopwith machine is set to cover a rapid route touching Darwin and multiple towns including Clongurry Winton Lowerwarth Blackall Charleville Cunpaminitin Bourke Parkes Cootamunite and Albury as part of the air expedition.
Fifty applicants for the rabbit inspector post at Hudmest Thwae faced cuts to three or four after a special meeting of the Goord MR. & Webb, who cited that Morben Bourdbush autowrted a method at gunavibinw ht obstruction of cabbits. Diary entries note inspectors’ instructions and periodic service reports.
A fragmentary report notes numerous letters praising various flu and rheumatism remedies. It mentions doctors and researchers in Sydney and Tieranycaliae describing observed benefits while cautioning that evidence remains informal and anecdotal.
Fragment lists names and actions around committees and a Friday event with references to teams or persons. The readable items include scattered proper nouns and dates, but the text is heavily corrupted and offers no coherent narrative or outcome to summarize reliably.
Fragmentary text references soldiers, Merhbdiet school, Hubbard, Hopkin, political figures, and scattered names. Content is garbled with many unreadable sections, offering no coherent event, date, or outcome to summarize meaningfully.
Fragmentary report notes a postponement related to an incident at a star event. An injured person Mou Ruth Dyay is referenced with unclear details and dates. The text is garbled but indicates a delay affecting a planned appearance or proceedings.
Fragmentary OCR shows a garbled dialogue about a tax dodger and a supposed informer. References to Marston Howl way and loot hint at a taxation or payment dispute. Mentions of Parkes and mistaken location China or Neronbon imply misidentified targets or misdirection in the tale.
A large congregation attended St Lawrence’s Church Forbes on a Sunday for a solemn morning service led by Father Watt and an address by Rev. M. J. Donelly of Sydney. An early evening sermon by the rector was delivered, with Holy Communion observed and prayers offered for the church and parish.
Star Pictures hosted an open air event drawing many locals to the town square on Friday night. The program featured Peppercorn unit and other acts, drawing growing audiences despite weather.
In Forbes area reports speak of Father Saxton and Buri appointed to oversee parish duties, plus Private Tors Fuaney returning from military service in Sydney. Mr T Cooney moves from Forbes to Maitland Lands, with a residence change planned soon. C A Jones of the Union Bank of Australia contemplates a monthly leave and removal to Forbes, while plans for a matron at Forbes hospital appear on the horizon.
The latest telegraphic report indicates a Federal Nationalist caucus plan to sway voters in Melbourne with policy announcements, Hughes expected to address Bendigo on October 20, and a forecast mid March election. Also notes a mine incident at Cape Everard, a court case in Melbourne, and railway disruptions impacting cattle movements and industry.
Latest cables report rebuilding efforts in Austria and a housing shortage in Paris. Fragmentary notes mention constitutional tensions in West Hungary and a proposed federal state arrangement, with political maneuvering affecting property owners and public notices amid the unrest. The French government faces scrutiny over military training and religious orders, while broader European instability rises.
A letter discusses the Western Lands Question, criticizing policy and urging more information from the author B.C. Reid. The writer cites land issues, settler motives, and calls for clearer stance on land distribution and settlement in Australia.
A garbled courtroom notice lists costs and roles of barristers and judges, naming C. RE Thomson and J. M'Keup among others, with references to Crown Prosecution and minor parties. It mentions non attendance penalties, a writ, and a petition regarding perpetual trusts, all amid disrupted phrasing and unclear details.
George Whitaker pled guilty to two counts of ombersiemmat and not guilty on a third. The pleas were accepted by Mr T. H. Crawfurd, noting the crew ROW AO peoseriste on the Hira 'oynt. Whitaker remained free on sot renee pending further action.
In a district court session a wife and Frame sue Ariopod land Woodhouse over the alleged reduction of a daughter. Witnesses describe Woodhouse’s actions and the tension within the family as the trial proceeds, with testimonies about visits, hospital stays, and the daughter’s welfare.
A garbled listing details auctions, sales and events at the Forbow Parente association fair. It mentions a secretary, bank promotions, show titles, and forthcoming sales and displays with references to Maxwell and Forbes. Several dates and locations appear obliquely within the fragmented text.
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