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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 02, 1913
Page
2
Fragmented OCR reads Sunday edition with garbled names and dates. Mentions Lerh Sua slay and Tow Reader Medaeratone, with references to A J Hardnor and events in tow. unclear details prevent precise attribution or outcome.
Fragmentary OCR text about a Methodist church with scattered numbers and names. The legible items include Forbes references, times like 11 am and 7, various place names and partial addresses. Missing full context makes precise details impossible.
In Parkes a weight guessing event drew a crowd with contestants like Matanes wood seal inyocest and Abr Meshora competing. Mrs Ho Reace was noted as a winner alongside Togo Nichols, while others faced challenging guesses amid a lively, unclear program.
Awe Tholtrook reports September film slate with Leanne Malice and Forbin archives, noting entries by Teiowin Tiaheem and LiWiebt Thmanidea. The piece lists studios ADM and HM Detinnoe, with names like Minnie and Bartrout Wlattirt amid reviews and a veiled schedule, concluding with a cryptic reference to RAGEN PY Av and a camera lineup.
A garbled OCR note recounts Lloyd George and a chancellor figure amid a golf tourney and a chess contest. The fragment mentions March dates, a public event, and vague references to spectators and a crowd, with little coherent detail or names.
A garbled OCR passage mixes disjointed phrases and letters, producing no coherent events or names. What remains suggests no identifiable people places organizations dates or outcomes to summarize reliably.
Racing notes describe October 24 ground charge amid fee disputes and prize allocations. Included are Soloman Banon Trial Stakes details, Syriing handloax events, Carrawobitty Handicap, Wear Jonge events, and Burrawaie Tanicams with multiple furlong specs and prize totals.
Joruinas and Vulnness Barr appear as specialists at the Adams Chemist gathering. The Farmers and Softters reputation remains strong as a ball carried through a long, disjointed section detailing various names, places, and unrelated events without a clear single focus.
Afquan Moore and Brooke & Co host the annual spring hornswale on Wednesday the 12th with bookings urged. A Forbes Railway League teetleg will be held at Lown hall Friday at 4.00 pm. Wellington races feature listed weights for key events on Thursday and Friday with many named horses and figures, including Veronice, Playwell, Galtox, Tiddy Bear, Pond, Red Pan, Green Plig, Master Paul, and others.
A fragmented OCR tale recounts local political activity with mentions of candidates in Ward races and elections. Names such as Mr HP Wetnawr and Mr We Mt Floting appear amid transit of ballots and campaign notes.
Latest telegraphic Sydney prices show wheaten chaff and choles ranging from 5/2 to 6/6 with best lines at 4/40 to 4/9. Inferior grades quoted 8/10 to 2/5, oats good 2/10, prime wheat 3/2 to 1/6, bundle straw good 2/9. Includes Smeerne Bay entries for Jamie Dalen and other small lots with mixed quality grades.
Sydney stock agents yarded 2829 cattle and 35,000 sheep. The market fell five to ten shillings on cattle and about one penny to a penny and a half on sheep. Bullocks ranged from 4 shillings 10 pence to 10 shillings 10 pence, cows to £7 16s, best beeves around 22 shillings, inferior stock about 18 pence, wethers 18s, lambs about 10 1/8 pence.
A deputation heard Mr LeGowen announce an effort to improve conditions for female factory workers in Bullnet on Tuesday after he informed them of the plan.
The Town EAM last night decided to establish a bureau of finality to handle professional muntleani. The decision aims to organize relief work and coordinate local charity efforts across Sydney.
Synhey Pyenday reports smallpox eaves or ware repart ed in Sydney yesterday as officials note a possible outbreak and public health measures are being considered.
Melbourne reports post office revenue rising with a comparative increase of £25,074. Officials attribute the gain to higher mail volumes and efficiency measures across the network. The figure reflects revenue growth in the current period compared with the prior term.
The Chamber of Manufactures held rail meetings to discuss trade tariffs and the effect on duties and structural costs. Officials and several trade reps attended to consider how tariff adjustments would impact industry and pricing this year.
Fragmentary notes show a dispute over hospital funding, with critics arguing hospitals lack right to accumulate large reserves while authorities stress need for financial stability and continued patient care amid unclear figures and names.
The report notes a rise in wheat area under cultivation during the current season in Skagen, marking a UF per cent increase over previous figures. Details on specific varieties, regional impact, and market implications are limited in the readable text.
Melbourne reports the Attorney-General criticizes the reveal cy stim of electing or representing in Parliament as unsatisfactory. He warns extremist and moderate factions would benefit from irreferential voting, urging reform toward balanced representation.
Evidence from the Wellington inquiry into the Devon wreck suggests the vessel struck due to a misjudged reward at the port entrance. Officials indicate the miscalculation led to the disaster, with investigators examining the harbor approach and navigational errors.
Fragmentary report describes alleged murder of a white man in Papua by local cannibals. Text mentions the killers dancing after the act, hanging ads, and smoking forearms as part of a ritual. Warner’s fate is uncertain as he entered the area, with claims he could not escape alive.
Revenue figures show increased income across Sydney and regional markets including Queensland West Nusteatian Tremonian areas. The report highlights substantial comparative gains and broader earnings momentum for Aveuet.
Fragmented report notes diverse items from a Deauville International tournament to a Panemic Canal project. It mentions William O'Brien addressing policy, a railway or mineral context, and various sports results including Ingles champ and Court doubles, with work at a rangelike site and Rand miners’ activities amid vague references to national reform and declarations.
A battered Berlin paper denounces Emperor Wilhelm II as a pacific gesture faltering amid wartime strain. Reports claim troops starved, mobs harass elders and children during unrest while police, led by inebriated women, attempt to restrain crowds and restore order.
The recently elected committee of the Fort Bes School of Arts held its first monthly meeting. President J J Walsh chaired with officers and committee members named. Reports showed a credit balance of £44 11s 5d and no wealth increases, with funds allocated for payments and subsidies discussed. The group considered renaming to Literary Institute and scholarships for students, with ongoing decisions on fencing and billiard arrangements and a recent cannon tournament raising funds.
An electorate council for Galare forms to back a Labor candidate with a meeting at Parkes and delegates from Orage Aluetown Bed gershong Wogan Gate Tullamore Tichburne Cookanidgera Deep Lend and Rural Workers' Union. Elections and officers named including President J Mattervan Vice President M BwODN Tay Sates Secretary M Tibbone Treasurer W Winks with logistics for a September 18 meeting in Yorkow.
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