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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 03, 1920
Page
5
A 1915 obituary notice for Mit Lillian Welsh and her siblings, detailing the death of two beloved children of Mr. and Mrs. AMP Welsh. The text laments the loss, offers comfort, and records the sorrow of their parents, with scattered names and unclear phrases from a damaged register.
This fragment reports an auction sale conducted by WE Garnsby with FE Waters and Abert. Items include a wagon, mule, harness, and repair parts. Terms are cash with no reserve. Auction date near September 11 appears, sale location near Lends Gime.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions various names and items, including tails of garments and foods, with scattered phrases like Aussien, Lynting, Ninadhn, bel and mutton. The legible content provides no clear event or context to summarize.
A fragmented notice from Riverina breeders outlines auction details for wheat and stock, mentioning prices, two percent levy, and multiple lots. It notes sale at a timbered yard with schedules around April and September, with various brands and vendors listed.
A fragmentary report notes a licensing court proceeding at Mittagong involving the Royal Hotel and individuals associated with Stanwell Puck and Dichaon. The readable text suggests discussion of licensing or regulation related to venue operations in the Mittagong area.
A garbled OCR item reports residents facing electricity charges and protests over channel lighting installations. The fragment mentions local figures and a dispute tied to power access and payments, with unclear names and dates. The unreadable text limits precise details but indicates a public grievance about electricity costs and related municipal actions.
A damaged notice reports that the Forts Methodist Church building was valued at £140 for repairs, with insurance funds covering the church’s losses. The fragment mentions a Sunday event and a neighboring property issue linked to the church.
The Bugowrw Peace Loan Committee staged an essay event for children and youths to explain why authorities support the Peace Loan. Prize numbers and winning schools are listed, with Mackay's Creek placing second for under 12s and Mackay's Creek public school noted for ages 19 and over. The secretary is Mr. G. Garllog.
Fragmentary OCR note appears to reference a mayoral context with unreadable details and missing names or dates. The readable bits offer no concrete event, location, or actions to summarize.
The Bugowra Show committee announces a public holiday in Parbes County on Wednesday September 20. The event is organized by Bores Shire and will be held at Led Wollffes with activities for the Bug Show participants including residents of Mp MM and Fisauery.
The forty fourth annual Grenfell show held over Tuesday and Wednesday in fine weather featured strong exhibits across all sections. Produce and wool work impressed, with winners closely matched in most classes except draft stock and a couple pavilion entries.
Canvassers inform that half of Forbes district quota has been secured. The loan closes on Monday next and is unlikely to be extended. About 300 observers will decide if compulsory movement at the loan is required.
The weather this week has been ideal with beautiful sunny days and light easterly breezes. Crops and grain are in fine condition and a record harvest is forecast for Tuesday afternoon with temperatures rising to around twelve points higher than usual.
A Forbes Parents and Citizens Association meeting was held but adjourned due to lack of quorum. Nine attendees were present and a total of £10 was expected in hand for the school roll, plus £10 raised from a benefit at the Strand Theatre.
Tomorrow YWCA plans a grand concert but illness and absences hinder rehearsal. Organizers have rescheduled to Friday evening, hoping all performers can attend and ensure a full program.
reports from Torbes Methodist Institute on Tuesday cited discussions of Trades Unions and their link to churches and factory reform. Rev Pescock and Mr Webber commented on patient matters and a notice of thanks prompted by the session amid ongoing debates.
Forbes hosts a grand popular concert under the auspices of Forbed Muthodint Ehurah at Lake Place Hall on September 2 with performers from Parkes and Young, including AL A Chellew and Mushy McNauahlou. Box office opens soon. tickets priced 2 shillings gross, no tax. Also notes local cricket club event, a new agent for B and B Motors, and district trots meeting on September 22.
Frank Darchy explains a breakdown with hospital agreement over his Comedy Concert Party The Sig Five and apologizes for inconvenience caused by the planned appearance and last minute cancellation He notes financial margins and that his troupe still aims to perform for charity and provide audience pleasure despite conductors issues with the hospital contract
In yesterday's meeting at Grenfell, multiple races produced decisive results. Notable showings included Maiden Handicap winner Loos Velde and Carnival Handicap victor Well Dress ed. Other winners cited were Teal Tarawa, Dill Vareo, and Lady Meclo with strong performances from Mlanay and Sap among the placers.
The article reports widespread tension among shearers and farm hands in Warroo and Yareaville over new work hours and payment terms. A dispute with the Pastoralists Association led to roll calls, partial adoptions of 41 or 44 hour weeks, and confusion as shearing crews debated their weekly schedules amid weather and health concerns. Local figures Mr Hammond and the Craxtern Association feature in the unfolding events.
Mr Henry George presided over a Tuesday wedding at TA p.m. in Forbes. Hugo, of Lagh fan Séredl Forbes, wed Mine tauied nute, daughter of Mrs Rows of Barwon Berert. The ceremony was by Rev Leon Peacock. The bride wore a gown of cream satin with pearl and crystal embroidery and carried a bouquet. Guests included Mrs Myrtle Ree and Mrs Joe Rwih. Afterward, the bridal party dined at Lasklay Street, with reception hosted by the bride’s mother. The couple plan to reside in Forbes after a honeymoon tour.
The marriage of Meg Leyden's daughter Dy Cum mins and Patrick George Ryu was held at St Darlth's Church Parkes on Thursday. Attending were Miss afe An ancy and Mr Water Légion, best man. The couple planned a honeymoon in Abury following the ceremony.
In a disputed finals clash at Canowindra on ANE 20, Mandwema and Canowindra battled intensely. Canowindra led at halftime by 7 points but Mandwema surged in the second half to win 10 to ni, with strong running from their backs and solid defense.
An opaque fragment notes a 2008 setting related to White Legon and a procurement context in Sydney. The readable text hints at a legal or situational matter but lacks clear names, dates, or actions to determine specifics. Further context is needed to craft a precise summary.
A brief report notes a long standing leg wound that refuses to heal and the patient’s slowrd progress. The fragment references a person of interest and observers but provides no clear names or dates.
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