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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 11, 1923
Page
2
Aports Union held a curtailed AV meeting amid debate on a sports donation driven by a ground condition issue. The session noted weather and road conditions as factors delaying decisions and affecting plans.
Massive flood waters rise over weeks, inundating Merowidon and surrounding suburbs. Authorities note record levels since 1916, with Camp Street bridge breached, Ludwigton area submerged, and numerous residences evacuated. Emergency funds expected to cover road and public works damages as Mundaguy Creek and tributaries swell.
A garbled OCR fragment references brands, locations, and people in a scattered list. It mentions Boyd, branded items, and several unclear proper nouns such as ADDI, V, TMB, Goma, and Forben. The text is incomplete and lacks a coherent narrative or identifiable event.
The Avowel General Meeting of the Forbes Cricket Association will be held on Friday next, September 12, at 8 pm at Planary's Hotel. All members and intending bowers cordially invited. A. Gagin, Secretary. Forbes Cricket Association.
The town discusses an old age pension increase approved to take effect from Thursday September 13. A Salvation Army benefit event is planned at Forbes, with 901 attendees expected, and a town hall gathering set for Thursday evening at 8 pm.
Menara Keane Bulloe and W K Carney plan a cattle sale at Forbes Municipal Yards on Saturday. The event, on account of Mr W Marab, will feature 160 head of cattle and invites all Cowndra Murther engine for bo wale participants.
A fragmented report notes a scheduled delivery train delayed on a route through Forbo and Dargaba with waterway diversions. McKay attempted to move a hinge and the Torna at Nall faced an afternoon setback as special goods must be rerouted to meet urgent porter demands along the line.
Henry Ivera pled guilty to stealing jewels from Joseph Corby of Drow baite. Judge Art Trong sentenced him at the Confabolin Benaloma last week, bound over for twelve months and ordered £15 warety.
A targa display from Mr C Mawé at the Léchien Street studio presents two dozen images of flooded homes. Some households have now opportunity to acquire a picture of the Inundated home, capturing the sun wan and mood of the event for local residents.
A fragmentary report notes beekeepers alarmed by thefts within hives. The piece hints at expert knowledge needed to adjust equipment and mentions authorities offering rewards for information leading to the culprits’ identity.
Fi etorer Bros present a wild west show featuring buckjumpers roughriders and a prize event with a £10 reward for a rider who can alt Wo Grande. Jawy Morhew opens. Dot Flotehar, youngest airbuck dump rider, appears. Local outlaw offered free admission. bookings through Mr J. Chaimborn.
A fragmentary notice hints at a Friday night film at Fortes Viewrow with a sensational title The Screen Revelations. Patrons are urged to wear oil and wash feet for a mysterious spectacle that promises surprising scenes and a strange crowd.
A cryptic note reports a 20 000 pound gold strike near Condobolin. A prospector allegedly followed a vein for twenty feet and extracted specimens then offered the claim to an undisclosed party. Public officials and the Justice Department confirm routine handling at the CFB office in Condobolin.
An official inquiry began this morning aboard the Coma coast where Captain L. B Perelne leads sessions on a beach setting. The Crown board adjournment and confidential remarks mark the proceedings as witnesses give evidence amid described round table talks.
Fragmented report notes an operation performed on a patient named Betuy day with a successful outcome. Mentions Mr. Lester Furvier and various military and organizational references, including roles and charges, but details are garbled and unclear. The piece references a start date and duties related to the London Department and Sydney, suggesting wartime or administrative medical management context.
The article, though garbled, describes high water in a northern district near Dowling Street with water over the road and damaged property. It notes a strong current around 1000 units and mentions street intersections and flooded homes as residents assess damage and seek help.
Chaos from the flood of 1900 impacts Linpula with extensive water damage across streets and structures. Residents including Mr. W. Marton Jr and officials report ruined property, disrupted transport, and relief efforts as townsfolk evacuate and assist neighbors while weather recedes.
A fragmentary local report describes flood aftermath around Forbes with scenes of arks, villagers surveying waterlogged streets, and residents recalling past storms. Mentions Hobartish signs, rivers, and a community group planning cleanup, with reference to local landmarks and transport disruption amid rising water levels.
A London telegraph report details government wage concerns including an £190,008 rise for public services and £275,000 for road and tramway employers. The piece mentions potential references to warrants, a debate on public wages, and ongoing discussions inside the government about weathering economic pressure amid floods and industrial strains.
The notice lists blocks at Lake Howat and a 606 acre block near Wieriya for sale. It mentions parties including Mr. Gil Ohrert and Templar St Forbus, with local agents for the Australian Mutant Insurance society.
Fragmentary cables report Tokio fatalities linked to a major disaster. The Reich government outlines policy in the Hithe area and negotiations with France touch on disarmament. A German proposal seeks control and stability while warning against dismemberment of Germany.
John Francis McMahon, aged about 60, died after illness and sudden collapse during a flood in Porches on Baie. He had influenza prior and was found ill early Saturday morning. his death led to a lengthy burial procession moved by rising waters. He was a respected community figure, longtime member of the New South Wales P, and was survived by his wife Mary Morrie and family. His funeral proceeded from St Lawrence Church to the Roman Catholic cemetery, with a large cortege and music including Chopin.
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