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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 05, 1913
Page
7
A garbled OCR fragment mentions social events, names, and places in a forest context with scattered references to individuals, dates, and activities. The readable parts suggest a social diary tone, but specific events and coherent facts are incomplete.
A fragmented OCR item describes a cinema showing with unclear names and a planned event on Monday September 15. The readable bits mention a plane, a queue, and a mix of names, with multiple garbled words obscuring the plot and participants.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe F H Brooks and various athletics actions at a meet. Partial mentions include Ply, Arnie, Wy, NY, NY ste, and interwoven references to events, participants, and venues with unclear sequence.
Fragmentary OCR letter soup from Canowindra racing scene. Names and places are garbled, but mentions Canowindra, races, a track event, and various illegible terms. No clear dates, results, or identifiable persons can be confirmed from the readable fragments.
An irregular notice announces a sale led by Mensa Moyd and Clark offering a wide assortment of items. The event promotes early access and direct-from-readers deals, with a promise of attendance and a limited quantity of goods including books and various merchandise. The text is garbled but centers on a sale description and participation details.
An OCR fragment notes Forbes ram sales with references to Wednesday events and an auctioneer lineup. It mentions Tangwoot rams and 60 lone Hertha rams, with pricing and attendees implied. Details are garbled but indicate a livestock auction event and expected participants.
Readable fragments describe an event at Manildra and Wellington with references to a lace mine and a show, noting participants and activities. The text mentions Drsiedain Touts MM WolltyRto and references to Lagat Mine and record days. Details are partial and uncertain.
Public notice announces sale of town property by the Wertwepal Co and listed names from Mrs Bellamy, with details on auction terms and locations. The fragment notes creditors or institutions and references a site for full details and legal steps.
Fragmentary OCR shows Messrs Hudson and Co sales note with names and terms. Several lines indicate accounts due, delivery and plant offers, with references to Mr Hogan and Wool, wheat produce and other matters. Text is garbled with multiple misspellings and incomplete phrases.
Odd fragment describes a mask ball event at Rowan Hall near Malt Street with a procession past St Marys and a large door feature. Mentions local venues and times but details are unclear.
A chaotic account details a dispute surrounding the production of The Geisha opera and The Alfferer parts, involving performers, stages, and a network of patrons. The text also references a rowing committee meeting and a tennis club gathering, with varied notes on local events, finances, and social figures.
Me J Lynch, on behalf of the Farmers and Settlers Association, reports to the Minister for Lands after Forbes visit. Crown Lands Agent to place maps and information to assist appraisal of land availability for settlement. Inquiries to be referred to the Minister for consideration by January.
Fragmentary OCR lists names and places with unclear roles. The faded text mentions Grenfell faery, Kawoyaya Sinker, Lady Veri, Linden Show Manette, MOUNE TerriH, and Proctslut-Atewardy Mile Landy Wildy among other terms Heaven Corrutina. Context and details remain uncertain.
Sydney reports a smallpox alert with eight confirmed cases and rising concern at the quarantine hospital. Officials urge vigilance as authorities monitor transmission and prepare response measures across the city.
Sydney Friday report notes a labor wage executive carried a motion to introduce a bill supporting abolition of the death penalty. The session focused on reforming capital punishment procedures amid debate and opposition.
A motor van collision near the Adelaide abattoirs resulted in the death of the van driver and his adjutant. Police described the incident as a fatal road accident and investigated the circumstances at the scene.
In parliament Sydney Prins notes a rough night as the Crowns Lands Consolidation bill passes after a vigorous committee process. The government moves forward with reforms and energetic measures across lands and related duties.
A local weather note warns of a coming rain event with likely muddy conditions. Forecasts suggest unsettled skies and showers around the area, impacting travel and outdoor plans.
A railway accident last night on the Banksta line left a man dead. Authorities say the body showed injuries consistent with a sudden fatality near the tracks, with the victim yet to be identified.
A blurred OCR account reports a murder tied to a Jewinhr General of Pattee. The narrative suggests a fanciful motive but states the death stemmed from pear t isn. The piece hints at simpleton errors or misreading in the reporting.
Fragmentary report details a censure motion in Melbourne with references to Fisher, Svookey, and Jollison, amid confusion over governance and parliamentary procedure. Unclear names and phrases suggest disrupted proceedings and questions about opportunity to submit written responses.
In Sydney on Friday an adult girl was reported missing from Northers Terrace. Authorities investigate the discovery of rich tin as a potential clue.
Melbourne health officials moved Friday to urge the government to make vaccination compulsory. A public health motion sought universal inoculation, arguing it would protect the community and reduce the spread of disease.
Public notice from the Forbes Baking Cooperative states a directive for payment by a set deadline. It warns that accounts must be settled before a specified date at the company office in Runkin-wtieel.
In a garbled account notes mention protests at General Trevino and labor feuds over alleged brlitious acts. It cites a trainer union dispute and a labour strike with unclear details. The text also records railway considerations and a cricket score of 178 for Australia versus Winnipeg.
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