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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 04, 1917
Page
4
A fragment discusses a cold remedy and a budget option, with unclear references to ingredients and effectiveness. The text includes garbled phrases and numerous stray terms, lacking coherent details or identifiable individuals, places, or organizations.
The fragment references a hire car matter involving Shanarar and Peasley. Limited readable data prevents full identification of date, place, or outcome. Further context unavailable from the OCR snippet.
The fragment references the Scottish Union and National Insurance Co. and mentions funds of £10,000,000. The OCR text is garbled with unclear names and phrases, but indicates a financial action or inquiry involving the company and substantial funds, with multiple unreadable terms interspersed.
Walter J. Kelly and Co Auctioneers presents a listing of assets by Stork Station and Financial Agents Parkes. The notice references Stan Sates ConA and state stowu hurr y lists for appealing and includes partial, garbled phrases about rates, assets, and possible parcels in an auction context.
The Jemalong Shire Council meeting covered safety concerns about a railway crossing and flood defences. Officials debated how to address water overflow affecting roads and paddocks, with plans to adopt recommendations and allocate funds for bridge and road works.
A long OCR fragment lists numerous individuals with varied surnames, initials, and titles. The text resembles a roster or signatory page, featuring names such as Arthur Anderson, Sidney Treher, George Campbell, James Doyle, Harold Haymes, and Joseph Knieht among many others, with scattered initials and potential affiliations. No clear event, date, or outcome is evident from the readable portions.
A garbled OCR passage lists numerous surnames and given names followed by stray terms. It references orders, service, and a general notice by authority, but the readable content is limited to a long string of person names and fragmented phrases. The fragment hints at a military or official roll or draft but provides no clear actions, dates, or deadlines.
A fragmentary church notice lists Forbes and Thorburn names with service times and locations in Utah, including weekly communion and intercessory services. Details are partially unreadable but indicate regular midweek worship and parish activities at Forbes and Stan area venues.
A fragment from a 19th century listing mentions suppliers John Meagher & Co, Donaghay, P. Kinnaird, BP. Wit & Co, Munter & Philips and others in connection with veterinary or horse related goods. The legible names hint at a commercial network around horse equipment and powder mixtures.
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