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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 06, 1927
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR shows a Church of England notice for Saint Johns with names and dates. It mentions September 3 prayers and services, including Holy Communion, Evensong, and a baptismal or memorial context. The text is garbled with multiple proper nouns and unrelated ad-like lines.
Wellington District Turf Club announces nominations closing Thursday at 4 PM for the forthcoming meeting to be held on Tuesday and Wednesday. Norman Cook, Secretary, phone listed for inquiries.
The item lists weather forecast details for several days with temperatures and wind, followed by post office holiday notices. It notes the post office will be closed on specific days and hours, plus references to local events and a Catholic mission starting at Laurenne's Church. It mentions dates in September and a publishing note for the upcoming issue.
A fragmentary report shows a nationalist conference with a strong committee and local meetings planned. References to Alderman Mangher and hospital community discussions hint at political and social activity, with plans involving Forbow on Wednesday and local pharmacy and motel venues.
The Cowra show begins Tuesday the 12th and runs to the 14th with aims to surpass the previous attendance. A specials cheap excursion train from Wagawora leaves Wednesday at 4.80 pm with return at 10 pm. The "Beautiful Towne" competition invites votes to The Sun office by maturity day and four members of the Country Women’s Association announce logistics for participation and returns. Traffic breach case notes Arnold Trbolet charged for failing to register a vehicle at Tattersall’s. the program tonight features "The House That Lack Bus" and "The Golden Fleece" performances, followed by a Masonic ball preparations in Borhos Town Hall.
A damaged local notice outlines substantial dissatisfaction with the Sydney telephone system. It cites poor service quality, missed promises, and revenue concerns while noting the chamber and city officials push for improvements and a formal review of past efforts.
WEW FLONIET'S BHOP opens in Bankin Street carrying a range of cut flowers, vandlings, roses, and fruit trees. Fertilisers and seeds of all descriptions are available. The shop also specializes in Vonynets and wreaths, prepared on the shortest possible delay.
A London area debate featured MLA Me Boo Bear and the Yorkes Literary and Debating Society with extended welcomes from notable figures. Proceedings included remarks on Kaw education and political commentaries amid local civic events and church affiliations.
In New South Wales a public learn to swim program opens to all children including those from Sydney and state trainer parents. Aimed at safety and skill, the scheme runs from January W to 12, 1988 with instructors guiding youths at local pools and lake venues across the area.
Anotated text discusses a fashion display featuring a glass dress, an automed art scene, and the craftsmanship of Minn Aineley. It highlights Sunlant yal Up and Australian ein whos warn Lisrwae Mialofy, and mentions models, materials, and novelty wares showcased at an event with Kinney tr Forhew.
Reading fragment mentions auctions in August and September, a fire of names and places, and a listing of individuals with unclear roles. It references God pustzimere and Me, Wilam Siakora, along with events in Cohdebealin and Miand-BaRs. The text is garbled but indicates sale notices and local names.
A report on Christian missionary actions in India, detailing debates within the Presbytery about reforms and education. Rev. W. Coombes describes persecution, communal tensions, and the role of missions, with discussion of secular education and agriculture as alternate paths. The piece notes missionary challenges, funding proposals, and differing views on self-government and local welfare.
Fragmented telegraphic wires report Levine earning the Mick Columbia tomorrow and a jumble of names and events. References to export bans, labor, and international figures appear with garbled details and inconsistent wording.
The Mares weather review warns of persistent wet conditions across most of New South Wales with heavy rains likely in the near term. Crop impacts include limited wheat prospects in coalral and Noghirn districts, while some regions may still receive relief if rains continue. The piece notes cooler nights and prolonged wet spells, with forecasts suggesting a challenging outlook into January and March.
The Forbes show opens with agricultural and horticultural displays. Officials report good conditions for the event with visitors encouraged to attend and enjoy the exhibits, including livestock and produce.
An accident at Gasworks hurts a worker on the afternoon shift at Atoileipal Gunworke. Jark O Neith, injured during a fall from a furnace area, is aided by colleagues and later taken to hospital for back injuries. Crowd and rescue actions described with limited clear details.
A daring wool robbery occurred in the Parkes area during the weekend as thieves removed a truckload of wool from a siding under railway tarpaulins. They split the haul into two loads thought to be for two separate buyers, eluding immediate capture and prompting inquiries by railway officials and local authorities.
Neighbors report a vindictive attack on Mr Prank srria and family while absent from their North Hillog residence on Saturday night. An unknown assailant damaged plants, smashed a light, windows, and a verandah, leaving a trail of debris toward the kitchen door. Police say the act appears motivated by vindictive wrath and is treated as a serious offense likely by a lone culprit.
The notice lists showings at Ue Strand Theatre and surrounding venues including Constance Talmadge in The Venus of Men, The Blood Hound at another feature, and a We’re in the Navy Now program. It also mentions Royal Northawal Mounted Police and Prince Edward screenings with performers Clare Bowlela Tom Moore and Alan Richard Dis. A broad wartime promotional tone appears throughout with commentary on public health and community messages.
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