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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 04, 1914
Page
4
Fragmented text mentions Haynes and horses with unclear context. Names like Otller Artictes appear, but specifics and events are unreadable. No clear人物, place, date, or organization can be confirmed from the readable portion.
The article reports on a fundraising drive for the patriotic fund tied to Forbes Advocate, noting scattered difficulties in organizing public appeals and the involvement of prominent locals. It mentions disruptions, delayed appearances, and lingering questions about support, while detailing attempts to mobilize residents and contributions.
Joesirowane reports parade plans affected by Meidurul Hegdoney weather. WED events set for downtown drawing crowds despite torn suncelet.
Court records from Ke rbot Court list hearings in September and October. Proceedings include pension matters and entries for Forbes Garis and Tag Test with dates noted as September 24 and May for entering taints.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a papal appointment but lack clear names, dates, or locations. Details are too incomplete to verify facts or identify individuals or organizations involved.
Fragmented notes describe a patriotic concert in Vychan with hints of a social event and community figures. The text mentions a fall month, a September timeframe, and local volunteers or hosts hosting activities. Unclear details limit full reconstruction but imply a civic pageant with music and public participation.
The Phuren op i Sunday article describes a local gathering held last Sunday with attendees including key figures and a focus on community engagement. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but attendees and timings are referenced.
A cryptic OCR fragment mentions Orkney and Seotele with incomplete words and garbled terms, indicating a damaged historical page segment without clear event or names to anchor a full summary.
A patriotic meeting in Worbes Tuesday evening raised over 90 pounds with the total approaching 1000 in days. Forbes residents praised local leaders and pledged support as the gathering, led by the town council and Mayors, debated war effort and national duty amid speeches and a large attendance.
A fragmented OCR listing multiple crossings and owners in a coastal trade region. Names include Ay T Web, Strickland, ProUIOH IneharBe, and others with locations Cooma M'Senkins and Cowal West. Entries mention dates August 24 and December 1, with quantities such as 500 heey and 250 atrle, outlining commercial activity and personnel across several shires.
John Norton earns pay in the Sydney area amid a divorce from Ada Norton. The case involves alimony set at 1000 pounds per year pending an upcoming civil proceeding. The report notes Norton’s real and personal estate valued and a prior claim related to the commonwealth context. The action includes details of a substantial payment history and ongoing child support considerations.
An Australian election message calls for bold public works to employ 190000 unemployed. It stresses harbor and wharfage needs, argues for national projects, and urges vote for Labor candidates Johnson and colleagues in the Senate. Advertisement authorized by John Patterson, Salina Street, Forbin.
An old newspaper advertisement promotes summer wear and fabrics with a wide range of items. It highlights shirts, pajamas, socks, writing materials, hats, and ladies wear from various mills and shops. The piece mentions auctions, fashion houses, and special sales with prices and sizes, plus a note on upcoming events and displays.
Forbes community brief notes visits by Mr Starcpurt Halcombe and General Johnson as Army units arrive to begin operations. Donations to Patriotic Fund from WW2 veterans, resignations at Forbes Labor League, new officers at Bank of New South Wales, Forbes. Janet Hutchison to Sydney post, McKinnan replaced by Young as manager, volunteers from Lands Office and Martin District School staff assignments announced. Local show participant and district hunt results mentioned with prizes.
An elderly man named Thomas Fone, unknown to Forbes, was charged with drunkenness at 16 OCA natten court on Wednesday morning. He had over $220 in his possession and claimed to be a possessor before police. The constable noted luck at not being robbed. He told of past travels in New Zealand and Queensland, and the judge sentenced him to prison until the rising of the Port. He then donated the money to Forbes hospital before leaving.
Trin ity College approves transfers for students linked to Trivits College with June indictments noted in Sydney papers this week. At Mercy Convent Fore local event, contenders for Intermediate Division include Nellie Dwyer Evelyn Gillett Aralyn Haeeis Mona Kelly Mary O Connell Tyrea all novory adtynniged tube ante Bob Ralph Broderick Kasthnen Davey Mary Hunt Anus AUury Lane Peters Marine Eel Hichardsop sil hoinars Veronica Wallace.
A fragmented report outlines a Forbes Jockey Club committee meeting with attendance including J. Reymond and Crotty, plans for a future session, and requests for permissions. It notes a receipt of £314 profit from the annual meeting and a £10/207 figure for the treasurer, with a linked letter to horseowners association about club alignment.
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