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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 12, 1919
Page
6
Coolana store, run by Leo Galvin, begins March 1 1919 and will operate as Galvin Bros General Storekeepers and Commission Agents. Forbes area supplier promises bed rock prices and better service to prove value to customers.
Kelly and Trundle announce the takeover of the Railway Hotel at Bogan Gate with J. Kelly as proprietor. They invite old and new friends to visit and enjoy venue services.
Fragmentary OCR shows a stock and station agents firm listing with multiple names and partial company phrases. The readable items include Sgenelesneluiy Mucsey Lurie Machinary Clutterbuck Bean Engines and Chart-lakers Patel Buran Manvres Nortaura and Aurtion Saleronda with unclear context.
A garbled ad promotes repairs and equipment for farm use and horse shows. It touts guaranteed work and mentions second hand supplies, new sulkways, and lorries for hire. The text includes misspellings and unclear brand names, reflecting OCR errors from a historic newspaper snippet.
Insurancy work brief notes stock and property list on application across branches. The entry records a centralized listing effort with terse details and an emphasis on asset appraisal.
A large crowd gathered in Quandialla to honor Private Hush walister as he returned from service. J M Conroy chaired the welcome, thanking the Red Cross and local committee, with gifts totaling money and £7 presented to the soldier and other speakers praising his service.
From Our Own Correspondent describes Fred Shean’s return home after 18 months on active sorties. The welcome party at Mrs Shean’s home included friends and schoolmates with tea and supper, remarking on a splendid trip and his 11 year old readiness to resume life. Weather and travel notes accompany the homecoming account.
Goolagong notes a district valedictory social for Fred Ruffles who has been promoted to sergeant at Cooma Barracks. The event at the local hall Monday night promises a smoke concert and dance with a presentation to the sergeant. Attendees include Mr and Mrs KyMien and Ruffles’s many friends, expected to bring a large turnout.
The gathering at St Goodacres showcased returned battalion members from Lowra Canowinara Loolagons and surrounding districts. Guests enjoyed late dancing and a memorable supper as gold medal presentations and cash prizes honored each man while Mr Bob Herbert spoke. Ni W. H. Townsend gave a speech amid a warm, festive mood.
In Canowindra Euzowra and Lucy district railway staff select mies for new line sidings. B Bingham & Co move offices from Commercial Hotel to next door at Pat O Malleys bakery Diviness. Mrs Keane mother of Mrs Fred Watts dies aged, with family grief and sympathy offered.
The Trundle Hotel Trumdle announces opening for full public accommodation with best liquor and good table. E. J. Jones promotes an up-to-date hotel with all comforts now available.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a business run on a strictly cash basis during September 1810. Names or locations are unreadable, but the entry highlights a cash-only practice.
The record reports Laneford purchasing a Ford car and plans for use, a town visit by Mrs Bonham and an accident causing injuries, plans for the area farm work and rainfall, and various community notes including retirements and local sport updates. The text also mentions Mr James Javing taking over duties, and local voter activity.
The description notes a prestigious event to be held with many competitors and stylish costumes. The piece highlights anticipated splendor, lively windows, and the social appeal of the occasion for attendees including juveniles and families.
The meeting of the society was held on CON AKiRuSS, as ML prepared to continue with the forthcoming work. The discussion marked a move in the reform direction and the group debated the best path forward amid the society's ongoing existence.
A fragment reports a windy week in Wamboyne with rain and rough weather. It mentions crops and farm tools, noting farmers fear more rain could hinder harvest and continue damp conditions.
The report notes early this week that several local sheds begin operations soon while Mann a and Laka Towal stations delay new starts. A soldier suffered a severe foot cut with a min axe during an incident at a farm. Families await word on expected homecomings from the war as conditions and schedules affect local life.
Historic notice describes Union Hotel Trundle with improved facilities at Ingaris Inn, inviting travelers along Tiata Lane, highlighting a wide chart of services and conveniences for country guests. The advertisement emphasizes attentive hospitality and comprehensive accommodations for visitors and locals alike.
A highly important auction of furniture and effects is scheduled for next Saturday afternoon at a local functionary in Bingham, Pa. The sale offers items described as branled and guaranteed by the auctioneer. Contact Mr Tutte for viewing and terms. notices request prospective buyers to attend.
Fragmentary report sketches a river area with boats and water hazards. The writer mentions been seen growing trouble and a possible future event, but details are unclear and names or places are unreadable.
Leo H. Bell announces taking over the hotel and pledges to serve only the best wines beer and spirits while addressing public wants to earn a fair share of patronage.
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