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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 15, 1926
Page
2
Fragmentary classified notice seeks vendors and workers including contractors, steel and chain suppliers, and millwork names. Reads like a rusting job and sale listing with various partial company and person references and scattered product terms.
A fragmented obituaries page notes memorial observations for a deceased individual with religious services and family gatherings. It lists services including Sunday School anniversary, preacher Rev. TK Taylor, and a special family gathering around 3 pm.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Wamboyne Picnic Race Club and names like Pine Fir and Teembey TS Gamalal. Dates are unclear and details are incomplete for a full event summary.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a women’s toilet salon, a prohibition theme, and names like Macher & Co with fencing at an event on a Wednesday, but details are garbled and unclear. No verifiable entities or coherent events can be confirmed from the readable portion.
Officials from Forbes discuss funding, schedule, and payments for a planned Carnival event at Town Hall. Mayor to present details and seek Monday council input on budget and arrangements.
A fragment from Forbes Advocate discusses registration of agents for Uber and stock regulation. It mentions a crowded meeting and upcoming election season, with references to a trial or inquiry and potential actions by authorities, but details are unclear due to damaged text.
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a planned opening day with mentions of panels, a motor, and repairs. It references the Foros Pea pinot Amarian and fiutae runing CW, with unclear names and dates. The text remains unreadable in parts, offering limited concrete details.
Newtown Presbyterian Church calendar includes a Morning Children's Service and an Evening class titled Ambition. A tender for sale of property was accepted by Mears, Trow and Frytan. Reports cover civic centre plans, town events, and a mix of community notices from Ye Dre to Victoria Park with races, dances, and local auctions.
Community debate centers on a proposed canal near the marion entrance and a leisure waterfront feature. Officials discuss open square design, potential traffic impact, and the need to balance ornament with practical access while a local company promotes a park-like avenue and public benefits.
The Temora community notes the victory of a local bride in the town competition. The article details her origins, her marriage, and her public role as town foreman, reflecting long standing local traditions and civic pride.
Ingeector Furness notes stock theft and stock regulation across Bathurst area. The Railway Department promotes cheap excursion trains and return fares to attract travelers during special attractions while branding and cattle movement rules are debated by local authorities.
A chaotic account discusses court typewriters and their alleged failures. The text references the Department of Justice, misused devices, and opinions on machine reliability. The passage mentions witnesses and a broad protest over handling of vintage equipment.
A dense trimmed extract shows references to the Narromine Gold Cup won by Me Shaw Strickland and ongoing debates on land parcels near Homerton Park. It also mentions wireless equipment vendors and catalog-like notes from The Farom Oilate publication and Armoury.
The report lists students by grade performing on various instruments and vocal pieces including Iranean Pino and Mia Putty. Notable names include Grady Miao, Violin pack, Thelma Wall, Evelyn Raymond, and Jen ne Wiches.
A garbled collection of names and events from Liverpool and surrounding regions includes mentions of Mr. Hug Dale resuming duty at the Town Hall, various social and medical notes, a NFA meeting at the Amie Range, and oblique references to local clubs, marriages, hospitalizations, and a funeral.
Fragments describe a political defeat and civic personalities, with references to local figures including Mr Neen, Mr. Pratley, and MLA, plus notices of sewing machines, tickets, and a town hall event. The text mentions Lachlan River issues, municipal objections, and various advertisements.
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