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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 24, 1913
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR reads like a roster or byline list including names Barbas Forbes Reuter and others with scattered numbers and dates. lacking clear event or action details to form a full news item.
October services announced by the Presbyterian Church. The notice lists worship times and events including morning and evening services and special observances at the Forbes Avenue location.
Fragmentary text appears to list players and teams in a dated sports item with unclear flow. Readable names include Farias Hann and Towle, with mentions of AW and Pape Mw. The piece resembles a brief score or roster snippet from a local game or meet.
Fragmentary OCR reveals a scattered report on a teachers training camp and related activities. Names, dates, and places appear distorted yet hint at a session, instructors, and participant reflections. The text references a September timeframe and mentions a training course and proposals for future sessions.
Unclear text fragment mentions names and actions but provides no coherent event or identifiable entities. Unable to determine a definite news item or outcome from the readable portion.
A partial notice reports dental work performed faithfully by J Adana Chumbat and dentist. A sheep shearers meeting decided not to work. Items describe a removal of dainty jewellery from a shop on Rankin Street by A D Ulansard Jeweller and the premises being attended in Kantin Street. Phone number 60.
Forbes Flower Show concludes with successful evenings in Forbes England tied to the Chief event. The fundraiser featured a well organized ball, a staged Merchant of Venice by local students, praised performances by Miss Molster and others, and multiple stalls including Print and Fish Pond with various volunteers listed.
Fragmentary OCR lists many names and items from an awards event. Distinct entities like Miss Joan Garni Miss Grogar Aline Moree Corn Coles May and others appear among Vegatables and sweets notes. The text mixes judges attendees and prizes with unclear formatting and several garbled terms.
The Cowra musical exams scheduled Monday February 20 featured contestants from various preparatory and intermediate levels. Notable performers include Merlon Ito, Grace Stinton, Mike Lytle, Doreen Bianithi, and Agatha Conlon among others, with the labor committee noting a shortage of judges and perjury allegations arising from the event.
Thornton letters from 1923 critique champion horses Bancor Adin and Pride of Wales. He notes chestnuts dominate show yards in Victoria and Melbourne, citing pedigrees and breeder records, while questioning judge Morton Kimbley’s objections to chestnut prices and highlighting public viewing delays at the show.
In Forbes this morning Mr J sh Jantlesom faced the court over a Runpire Hotel liquor order brought by Albert Jones. Witnesses Maley and Moloney spoke as Mr Clifford, MP Sumorh, and others described the proceeding, noting an order against Jones and details of payment and liquor handling amid a stray note on wood and a claimed protection motive.
Albert Jones faced charges for a crime spree during a time when a hot word order was in force at the Empire Hotel. Judge Moloney urged leniency and warned similar acts could bring harsher penalties. John Lewis pleaded guilty to profane language after being found drunk on Femptatetreet as bystanders watched.
In Melbourne betting, Frin Harpist and Sen Vrinve rise as equal favorites for the Melbourne Cup. The online market shows new entrants Juvin WX in for Ife Melbourne Van and HuTV Ue not YuTte as contenders.
In Sydney a peculiar report alleges ministers bluff and spouting threats by a Mr Wore, claiming no one is a real bluff. Police investigate the unusual manifesto attributed to a local figure as residents debate the credibility of the claims.
Melbourne Friday Senator Pearce told the Senate the government was starving the instant navy of sustenance. The government agreed to the improvement of four raya pavilion near the corner of the Federal elections. The opinion is unclear thus the government will not proceed with the commission report.
Local election note indicates no date set for the Bust elotiony, with Priiday Str Holman stated as reporting no fixed timetable. Details remain unclear and source fragments limit precise facts.
A noisy session in Sidney on Friday centered on the Defamation Act. Mr Holman and NL Damien were cited while the Country Bheny conference discussed the act and jury power, with emphasis on reforms and practical impacts.
A fragment from a Melbourne report notes discussion on exemptions from compulsory training. The article suggests officials debated whether a boy could be exempted through paternal approval and hints at broader exemptions while criticizing the administration’s handling of the scheme.
A garbled OCR fragment reports a debate among lodges and doctors about the ultimate aim of medical practice. It notes invigile surgeons and societies opposing a stance linked to open warfare and mentions continental attitudes and a charge of salivery in a feeble, incoherent wording.
Fragmentary OCR notes report floods affecting the Rangitiki district of New Zealand and the town of Marian Ie anhmerand with unclear local impact. The text is severely garbled, providing few verifiable names or dates.
In Melbourne on Friday Mr Chayman moved in the House of Representatives that the old age pension should be increased from 10/ to 13/6 for week. The debate unfolded with unclarified remarks and parliamentary procedure.
Friday news notes Hyitney the world tennis champion will travel to Wilding to invite him to represent Australia at the world covered fourt tennis championship. The invitation underscores Australia’s bid for top honors in the event with strong international contenders.
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