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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 09, 1913
Page
2
Church notices list services for September 14 including Presbyterian and Methodist locations and times. Readers are advised to consult the local directory for exact denominations and schedule details.
The readable text is garbled and incomplete. no coherent events, names, or locations can be determined for a valid summary.
Fragmentary OCR text references presbytery matters with unclear names and dates. No coherent event or outcome can be determined from the readable portions, making it impossible to identify persons, organizations, or locations with confidence.
A readable fragment outlines holidays and observances across several communities. It references names and places such as Tay, Crayton, Dinko, Yost, and Noli, indicating varied public closures and festive days. The text is garbled OCR and offers limited coherent detail beyond generic holiday mentions and local calendar cues.
Fragmentary report from a Parkes Catedonian Society meeting lists individuals and events with unclear roles. The readable items mention Pavan Muohon, Hdwpitvh Gay, Waren Prehe site nubier and Ayia, with references to a Hall and a turning event.
Fragmented notes describe a Mount monthly meeting and efforts to render MenbstARee to the magmiuianness of foeds. The text mentions Hi pglvert and local figures, with a plan for structural changes and possible erection of a feature in tehwood.
Fragmentary OCR recalls New Convent School and Forbes involved in a contract dispute. Names and locations are unclear, but the note hints at an abandoned project and potential workers or parties tied to a plan already in motion.
A garbled OCR fragment references a musical society with scattered phrases about music, people, and events. Readable names or concrete facts are absent, leaving only disjointed terms and incomplete sentences without a clear news item or outcome.
Readable fragments describe a stock sale list with multiple names and places such as Fortine Alum MT and WTR Th Ts noting amounts like 300, 200 and 80. The text includes several named individuals and locations, indicating a dated local market or auction notice with scattered entries.
A sprawling, unreadable OCR fragment lists names, places, and scattered phrases. It resembles a damaged public notice or oblique local item with no full sentences or coherent context, making essential facts impossible to determine.
Fragmentary OCR text from a 19th or early 20th century issue hints at market listings, names like Adams and Hammond, various trades, and scattered notices. The legible fragments mention vendors, a hammer price, weather, and a court context with unfamiliar place names and dates, creating a chaotic tapestry of the era’s commerce and legal chatter.
Final notice from Messrs Weaver and Co for an auction tomorrow on the town square. About 550 long wool rugs and 30 Weelong merino ram skins will be sold under the hammer to fund local olive businesses.
At Templar-street offices tomorrow Hudson and Co will submit six and a half acres of freehold land known as Guihot's Farm near the river at Forbes. They will also offer an irrigation plant.
Fragmentary notice describes a event next Sunday with unclear times and participants. It mentions a Suffolk area venue and a person named Vanes, with partial lines suggesting a wager or game setup and a local public notice style. Details remain unreadable due to text damage.
Numi Moorm Brooke & Co. announce a spring horse sale at Moerrs Weaver & Qaoa sands next Wednesday. The event features multiple consigners and offers thoroughbred stock for local growers and buyers in the region.
A damaged report from Forbes District Hospital details a committee meeting addressing quarantine measures, staff roles, and patient care planning. The document references nurse Amy Mintkuer and actions on September 19, with scrutiny of private ward visits and infection control practices.
Daily August average was 10 with outdoor patients 2. Fees totalled £19 8s 6d. Nurse Serlsier considered resigning but not yet received. One extra probationer noted. no applications. Laundry, waste, and water services required. Letters to Bedgerabong bon solaries. Tom's Ligoon promoters raised £7 2s 9d. Robert Hollyford and Mrs Walter Hall elected life members. Chief Secretary status to be reviewed amid smallpox anxiety. Forbes reports no smallpox but committee seeks preventive measures. Probationer appointment left to Mossi Troymioud. Marie and Banana visited September. Accounts totaling £104 17s 6d approved for payment.
Hinly on Monday died at his residence Back Yamma near Forbes after eight days illness. A respected Forbes farmer, he was active in the Forbes Farmers and Live stock Association and Tyrker society. Survived by a widow, five daughters, and four sons. Funeral held today at Methaus cemetery.
Mr Henry Griffiths died after medical efforts failed in Sydney. He was a native of Kina Jitih and arrived at New Rouen Winters in 197. Survived by daughters and sons-in-law. Funeral prayers noted at the mark of his spot.
Mr John Edward Cowell, longtime resident of the Cowen and Forbes district, died at a mining site near Sawette-Do rover after years in New South Wales. Born in Tasmania, he lived in Cowra before marriage and leaves a widow, four sons, and a daughter. Funeral services were held the following afternoon with Rev. Adair officiating.
Fragmentary OCR reads about a Vatican march incident and a cricket match with Australia. It mentions 184 and 200 runs against others and references Roman Catholic athletes. Details are garbled and uncertain.
Forbes railway meeting at the town hall discussed extending the Canawhadra to Eugowra line. Delegates urged action to present Forbes case to the Public Works Committee, noting Lyne’s noncommittal reply and the need to relieve South Lachlan traffic and connect Canowindra to Eugowra.
Telegraphic update from Sydney shows cattle at Homohuah yesterday totalled about 2200. Market firmer with best meat 2 shillings and second quality 21/ average. Hallock prices ranged. sheep penning around £4,000 with watchers at 12/ to ? ewe values about 20/ .
Sydney market notes show varied prices and items with unclear figures. Entries reference wheat and hay with prime grades and specific dates, but many words are garbled leaving uncertain quantities and buyers.
A fragment reports a planned reception for U S naval visitors in Australia. The text references a past visit by an American fleet and hints at commemorating or acknowledging the exchanges between the two nations amid a historical visit timeline.
Mawson party crisis escalates as guards confront authorities over a ban affecting Malhourne and Anuirtien, prompting returns of Mawson assets and triggering political tension with Em oi E10 factions.
Sydney officials report 27 new smallpox cases within metropolitan districts this week. The surge prompts health authorities to expand monitoring and vaccination efforts as clinics prepare for increased demand.
Fragmentary OCR references Mr Dooley prophecy about a political issue with uncertain names and dates. The garbled lines suggest a MLA figure and a noted Laine or Lane event tied to a return or majority, but details are unreadable.
A clipped Sydney report ties a jewelry theft to a parcel valued at 790 pounds and traced to a night train. Officers recovered the stolen items after a gun was recovered near the scene. Police pursue JW connections amid the festive season crime wave.
A mangled report notes English boxer Toes Ann Stallvan did not appear for a Melbourne match with Currie last night. A wire supposedly from Stallvan claimed a substitution might be found, with mentions of Melbotene and Tarer, though the text is unclear and several names are garbled.
In a gabled London dispatch dated Monday the government outlines framing a protest to China over the mass murder of Japanese nationals near Nuuklag. A Tokio meeting urges steps to reestablish relations with the Froopa. A Loudonderry excursion ship incident reports no fatalities and 30 injuries.
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