Alleged Attempt to Steal Ends in Court Record
A man named Raber penyte faced charges as a suspect in a theft case. The defendant argued he was very drunk and merely holding an item. the court noted a potential misinterpretation of actions during the incident at a Parked location last Friday.
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Raber Penyte
Forbes Pelice Coure
Morne
Heture le Shepherd
Heaton
Dela Tauu Prirury
Phuw
Riday
Westing
Gale
Forbes
Mma Yo
Resc u e Work notes and local events in Forbes 1928
The Forbes Advocate outlines Sydney Rescue Work fundraising led by Mr Moody and community support at Forbes. It lists shop updates by A I Wik Single Prool Store and mentions marine alterations, grocery price changes, and a charity carnival with FatherJohn Parish Hunts, garden competition entries, and cricket association meeting notes amid a period weather outlook and local civic activities.
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Sydney Rescue Work
Moody
Forbes
Sydney
Huvian
Eversrowlie Wits
Wink LroniUgery
Orlower
Art Union Promises Integrity and Public Benefit
A historic Art Union group vows to uphold public trust and avoid harming the community. It asserts it will not undermine the public soundness and funds will be properly administered with tickets priced at one shilling, sixpence for six, under Mr AW Dent of Sydney.
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Austral No
Nere
Art Union
Bram Nent
Holdera
AW Dent
Sydney
Forbes district notes show local men and events
The article chronicles various residents and happenings in Forbes including Cecil Moloney visiting family, surgeries and recoveries of locals, church and civic notices, a resignation at a bank, and upcoming community events and gatherings. It highlights personal milestones and obituaries, with several names and places tied to the region.
Seamen Return Hopes Rise in Sydney Ports
Telegraphic dispatches report renewed hopes for early resumption of work as seamen in Sydney and other Australian ports are said to be ready to return to their jobs during the present week. Private cables indicate tense conditions abroad and rising agitation, signaling possible action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Wiielthool
Federal police bill advances in Senate
In Melbourne on Tuesday the federal police bill neared final passage after extensive debate. The session saw forty seven divisions as opposition voiced concerns while the State government pressed to extend franchise rights and municipal control amid tight political maneuvering.
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Melbourne
Inal
Sydney
Tuwsday
Sifong
Pickets Post At Rockhampton Roads For Goods And Passengers
Reported strike actions halt traffic as Tanedey pickets occupy main routes to the city to block carriage of goods and passengers. Mails declared black while patrols man posts at Kil. A second item notes two young women drowned in the Yarra River with bodies recovered near Glencoe.
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Rockhampton
Tanedey
Yura
JOTTINGS Weather Show Dominates Rural Notes and Sales
The column notes a weather-focused week at the show with cattle sale plans. It references Jus Davidson winning two special nylkos for bread and highlights attention to cattle at the Commonwealth Woolanil Produce Co. Ltd sale in Dubbo on September 5, offering 1200 Shorthorn bullocks. Details on consignments from Austen and Pratloy’s and other items are listed.
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Jus Davidson
PA and Hy Association
Harri Flowe
Commonwealth Woulanil Produce Co. Ltd
Synhey
Bale
Dubbo
Wnetion
Orlupe
Forties Show Review Highlights Boxing and Wrestling
Report covers last week show at Forties with two days of events. Notable incidents include a boxing altercation involving Shlehix and Nasser and a bull scene, plus wrestling bouts and crowd reactions. Exhibitors faced theft and safety concerns while organizers promoted future demonstrations and fair activities.
Monument Obscure Election Note Mentioned In City Council
Fragmentary OCR records a discussion about a monument to a local figure by the council. Mentions Alfred Siowem, Forbow, and a proposed placement near Spring and Laehlun Bheeta with references to an event at a council meeting. The text is garbled and several names are unclear.
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Thor
Alfred Siowem
Aly
Kenne
Selon
W. Hy
Colwell
Masonic Ball Tonight at Town Hall
The annual Masonic Ball will be held tonight at the Town Hall with officers attending the six o'clock ceremony. Owen Orchestra of Orumee will provide music and lavish spring decorations by Mayoress Ara W. J. Thomson promise a brilliant event with vines flowers and exotic touches across the hall.
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Owen Orchestra
Orumee
W. J. Thomson
Uh Town Hall
Ani
Stetson Scores Big In Second Division Meet
In a late sporting note the Stetson team dominated the field with standout performances from Grey Habit and Sal Mandiony. The meet featured close competition and strong showings from both teams.
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Stetson
Upatarn
Hyew
Sal Mandiony
Film and theatre listings at Union Theatre this Friday
The Union Theatre showcases a diverse program with multiple films and stage features. Highlights include Pray Thompson's Western tale and a variety of cinema offerings such as The Hurricane and The Deadwood Couch, with a general emphasis on action and adventure next Friday.
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Manson
Seaton Zephyra
Wanson
J. Manson & CO
Rankin Street, Forb
Grinsted
Spalding
The
Kent
Iding
Canowindaa Jockey Club
Neghterad Aeani
Weee A
Wale
Motayn
Tnvestiwon Ae
Biowk
Femranalle
Nkeron
John Robinson
Sottotter
FOO Coalition
Advocate Office
Ein
Oneiokr
Church OF England Services
Country Service
migMer
Velir
Eaved
Henry Ford
Abie Webb
Hite
Ar von Vt Kg
Howiery
Garema Hall
Orudiostie
N. Morrison
Painter
John Painter
Tyne
Forbes Advocate
Forbes First
Wiens
St John's Parish
Nyal
Coma Wenson
Sven
Severnl
Alerest Ok Am
Alfairs
Shuler
Hirata Pryor
Merry
Cecil Moloney
C. J. Moloney
Nori Hil
Tok Bray
J. Sullivan
Phiswermiurs Bridge
Lanwewk
Aishop
Kong
An Huthuest
Poehex
Ye Town Hall
A. Garnsey
Camp
Branwood
Ian Wkim
Newbluth
Hans
T. Lovetlee
Setview
Lo Ferber
Dw Mills
Connett
Miln
Ganes
Pritay
Deitt Hal
George Meru
Amy
Busby
WH. Suulur
Ind
Isaine
My. P. Hov Bennet Co
Mungee Pune
A.H.O Munk
Porbes
Furbes
Wale BP
AMO
Thomony
Mt Hyak
Wibenid
Valedie Lory
Lochist Arcale
Baquintoyext
Aine
Hove
Tuusday
Senate
Frannie
Tuenday
Yas Wwrilay
Greany
Queensland Railways Idle
Wen
Brisbane
Tess
Queensland Railways
Governmpiy ii
Mars Dananie
Sian
Glen Innes
Tuesany
Novart
Tawaon
Glencoe
Yarra
Theo
Tom Bray
Koo
Hel Natronaire
Nasser
Stoves
Shlehix
Alee von
Porky
West
Djinket Gyi Phat
Ion
wAhIbih Amd
Klong
Eliom
Yan Bay
Iewlwiys Br
Nulawnes
Aatekyen
Fort Ruthar
Stokes
Rosebery
Abie Tire
Majesty's
Iewalen
Joma
Pamidy Porakoo
Eymihin
Rosenbry Handicad
Viance Houmone
Politenent
Sydney Jane
Marrod Wadionday
Davelters
Union Theatre
Arar Analyatlng
Suurelig
Lowjpe Bovely
Pray Thompson
Ingle
Natiowit
eNour Produce
Alia Ad Dapipwey
Abe Vane
Watt
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