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A fragmented note praises tailoring quality and style, mentioning judges and fashion elements. It references appearance, export vibe, and international appeal with emphasis on utility, duality in interest, and modern styling.
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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 17, 1916
Page
2
A fragmented note praises tailoring quality and style, mentioning judges and fashion elements. It references appearance, export vibe, and international appeal with emphasis on utility, duality in interest, and modern styling.
The booklet “Historia Forbes” offers a vivid view of Forbes town its institutions industries and old associations. Issued months ago it met instant success and returns now in a second edition on sale this week at Forbes News agents and the Advocate Office. Price one shilling per copy postage extra.
A garbled excerpt references a Forbes Advocate piece noting more than 20 attendees at a local meeting. It mentions actions by organizers and the public response, but specifics are unreadable. Further readable text would clarify dates and names.
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Absentee voting details announced by Chief Klertonul Omer for voters abroad or unable to attend polling on the 24th Hustant. Instructions include registration from the 17th, attendance at military musters, and adherence to local authority guidance for ballots.
Fragmented OCR yields a partial crop note with numerous garbled terms and scattered names. Readable bits reference weather impacts and farming activity, but key details are obscured and specific figures or locations cannot be confirmed from the available text.
Unclear dispatches describe parcels from Porben District School feared overdue. Word from Hulgian Roller Headquarters in Sydney confirms parcels for Relate delayed due to unresolved issues. September shipments have been studied and will be dispatched when resolved.
A fragmented notice describes a Maltese immigrant social event hosted by external ambassadors. It mentions a January 19 date and a venue plan with social and cultural aims. The readable text is garbled but indicates a formal gathering with attendees and arrangements.
A chaotic scene unfolds as wheat stacks burn near Nant railway station. The area is cordoned by police and a large crowd gathers while investigators led by Superintendent Walker and detectives Mine Paghienee and SeaRetwiy search for a motive. Sydney mentioned.
The page reports an auction for furniture at 81e on October 1 and details a variety of court actions. It mentions hearings in the Contes Criminal Court on November 2 and bail decisions, plus community notices about meetings and local advertisements.
In Forbes Police Court on Monday morning before Mr Halcombe, Alfred Phowas Willemso y pleaded guilty to using indecent language in court. The court also addressed Howard Charles Haynes charged with selling adulterated milk. Several defendants faced various charges while others sought adjustments, and Buckland advertised affordable clothing deals.
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