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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 04, 1925
Page
9
Obituary style notice inserted by loving parents remembering Sao John McCeorge born August 27 102. The tribute notes memory amid family loss and shared grief.
In fond remembrance of Coral Joyce Webster departed this life September 4. Loving daughter remembered by mourners Mrs A Therbar and family. Presbyterian Church notices announce Sunday services led by Reverend Brown and aides.
A church notice lists Forbes Methodist Church holding services on Sunday at the usual hours. The notice mentions Rev. JW Oath and references local locations including Hogan Gate and Gunutebland.
Recision Court to be held Monday in Nowe Aouse Fortes. Yavinine electors and Teun Jone Shire ridings discussed. Marin Brothers to present games at the euchre tournament with a disruptive portly event. Meagher donates funds for lodging and play arrangements as the town prepares for organizers arrival at Kohonhall by a stated deadline.
Fragmentary text shows a historical note about postmasters acting as commission agents and licensing court decisions. It mentions Yelourhon seeking a commission, Heeney as commissioner, and references to telegraphy and information gathering. The passage is garbled with era-specific terms and political context.
The article reports a weight guessing contest at Forbes Show where 1212 was the top guess and My H Panay offered 1115 as a close approximation. It also lists raffle results including prizes donated by Bray Bros and references a phenomenal poultry occurrence with a white hen laying jet black eggs daily, noted as unusual in the text.
A garbled farm event report notes dairy testing at Forbes show with mentions of cows, butter, and weights. The piece references Mr Ry Tahnieres, Newell and Lee, and a security warning about motorist theft during the event.
Sydney forecast shows mostly fine conditions in southern and western districts with misty night and increasing cloud. Rain and thunderstorms expected in the northeast by daybreak with windy intervals and possible thunderstorm activity.
A damaged clipping describes various local items and rumors about sales, property, and community notices. It mentions Marvin Caudle Ave, old inn details, a peppermint cure, a potential sale, and references to owners and drivers in a collage of scattered phrases.
Personal news from Forbes notes Mr and Mrs Arthur Tooth plan to move to Dubbo for mining work after leaving Forbes. The piece mentions Mr Tooth’s former role as manager at Wright, Wanton and Co and records numerous local social items, funerals, and carnival preparations with many Forbes residents and Sydney connections referenced.
The Sydney telegraph summarizes rising labor pressure with warnings against preemptive strikes. The meeting of the Executive of the A.P. discusses response to unrest and calls for discipline amid fears of outside agitation. Shipowners defend tolerance but reject outside interference as tensions rise.
A report from Brisbane describes turmoil in the railway district with residents pushing through a window amid protests. The clash focused on anticipated reforms and treatment of workers, highlighting local tensions and unexpected disruptions during the weekend.
Fragmentary text appears to describe a young maid event with names and locations, but the OCR is garbled and many terms are unreadable. No coherent facts or dates can be extracted to form a reliable summary.
Orany Highlands reports jaw trouble but may start in the Metropolitan. Trainer G. Price says Windbag is OK despite rumors.
The ceremony joins Miss Hurke and Mr. Ticknér in Orl Aumt Oasy Kovhon. Vendors and guests include Sheriff Street Farben and others as the couple heads to Melburnuv for a moonlit honeymoon.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a clothier associated with Ro Caine Shwe and item code E457, with scattered references to wool bales, August, and various names. The readable material lacks a coherent narrative or concrete event to describe beyond cataloging a fashion supplier identity and product notes.
The Forbes Cricket Association held a meeting with limited attendance and discussed plans for the year. Officials and members debated organizational matters, proposed roles, and a future schedule including a benefit match and practice sessions.
A garbled OCR advert promotes winter goods and remedies with scattered names and phrases. It mentions patttue selection, Peppermint Cure, and various places and people in a confusing, error-filled block with no clear cohesive event.
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