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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 13, 1912
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR notes list dates in September and names such as REY and J. MDOWELL. The text references individuals and locations with unclear context and figures, offering only scattered items without a cohesive event or outcome.
Fragmentary OCR lists Methodist services and ministers including A. W. Parton Diroobalgle B.Apa Mr Shelton and Rev. A. W. Barton Fors with scattered affiliations such as Meadowbank Vy Bukowrn and Havas. Names appear repeatedly amid unclear place markers and titles.
Savage's team faces scrutiny after a controversial train event while Ruth and Co. dominate at Grenfell and the Jidge praises their practical design. The article notes the largest vehicle display at any west arm show, with Ruth and Co. securing top awards and upcoming entries closing October 2.
The report notes ram sales at the show ground with several lots withheld or rejected. Buyers and bidders included locals and traders, with prices varied and some entries deemed unsold or unfit for sale.
Odd garbled OCR text mentions November auctions and development plans in Hazelwood and nearby areas. References to housing lots, real estate activity, and local governance imply a wave of subdivision sales affecting communities. Names and places are partially readable, with unclear details and dates.
On Tuesday afternoon Mr Thomas Kelly aged 68 died after a fatal fall from a supporting tree at his home near Forbes. The tree crashed down striking him on the head. death was instantaneous. He was a longtime resident of the district with a widow and ten sons and two daughters. The funeral was conducted by Roman Catholic priests.
A large turnout from Novihi Seneh Paphos Poverty Pubs Clubs gathered at Plannery's House on Wednesday to vote on leadership and announce competition plans. New officers were elected, including Heytrang Mp W. Brownlett as President and J. J. Plannery among the vice presidents. race and match schedules were set for the coming season with a youth draw and junior participation emphasized.
Crowds flock to this excellent entertainment with varied programmes. The featured film shows a mix of drama comedy and musical numbers including Love and Loyalty and a railway comedy.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Brady CAO and a horsey incident with a cart. The readable phrases reference Teter Mierke, Wedhanwothey, Mies Hirokeds, and Ohio, but lack clear actions or outcomes. Further context is needed to produce a precise summary.
Pravtion mkw Olin at Nhe Tocalras on Wednesday with wind challenges and 66 of a possible 7. Final shooting by Mogers Mangrove and Buckland's trophies and Willer held next Wednesday and by the Saturday section on September 2.
At Pantyyes Peotretical Board on Woilwenay H Nowkes proposed paying crown meas to foxes while using funds to raise crows in Syana. The motion drew heated discussion with supporters urging humane fox control and opponents warning of ecological harm and eyeing potential water quality issues.
Letter writer defends against charges of sectarian slander. He cites alleged misrepresentation by a critic known as Sectarian-Monger and appeals to readers for fair treatment. The author references Bathurst and Sydney Morning Herald, and mentions Forbes hospital.
A reader letters denouncing the Monger Endowment Act issues in education funding. The writer questions intentions and impact on denominational schools, citing pupil figures and the act’s benefits, asking for stronger accountability and clarity.
An ornate wedding at Oat Sh Amtrow's Presbyterian Church featured bride Miss Kuvenrasy and groom, with a large procession and guests in cream and chiffon. Attendants wore satin and pearl embellishments while hyacinth circlets crowned the bridal party.
The bride wore a blue crepe costume with oriental trimmings and a large hat. The young couple plan to establish their home at Gren Tell where Mr. Eilwarts had practiced as a chemist for some time.
The ceremony took place Wednesday afternoon at St John’s Church of England Forks with Mr George W Ritehle of Parkes a baker acting as bridegroom and Miss Violet Malph of the same town as the bride. The Reverend Ai Gardner conducted the ceremony. The reception followed at Mrs ATeLénd'a ten Toon with wedding parts and porters noted.
Personal Medamoe Munro a well known Parley figure died in Steptown this week. Details describe vacancies caused by resignations including Sir Francis Bit Lor and the Synod prop protocol for Good Friday. Police officer J Byrne noted for long service. Wellington Times notes parish farewell for Rev A Thombar and upcoming postings to Forbes and Emgowrn.
An Imperial era letter thanks Mr Brook Thankar for funds raised through Picture Paines. It lauds his livelihood supporting Forbes Hospital and notes the committee’s appreciation. The message conveys gratitude and the donor’s lasting impact on the project.
Mr Jobe Hughes moved that the Government House in Sydney retain its residence for the Governor-General. The motion was withdrawn amid ongoing negotiations between the Commonwealth and state governments.
A fragment reports a gas bill advancing from a committee with a third reading scheduled for Tuesday. The brief notes the action and upcoming legislative step.
Mr A Penmldonson moved for leave to edit RD Meagher as an attorney of the Supreme Court. Mr Ward warned the government seeks to supplant the courts. After debate the motion passed 24 to 42 with a party line division otherwise.
Mr Fisher urged the Government in Melbourne to construct an 18 mile railway from the Federal Capital to Jervis Bay, arguing for improved transportation links and strategic value.
The article discusses alleged deceptive tactics by the Employers Federation. It notes the president referenced a recut policy adopted by the building trades alliance, criticising the group’s methods as weak and manipulative.
Melbourne reports a major rail collision near a city station with 242 victims evacuated. The Labor Party criticizes government funding for rail works while proposed aid and a plan by Swifty Meat Company are discussed. A Queensland investor eyed in talks, and a college professor urged mechanization to end child labor.
A big protest was organized in Sednay to oppose the Hoyertional House question. Citizens declared three efforts to raise £7000 to retain the place for its traditional use amid suburban and rural concerns about government action.
Mulbourne and Fisher and Maree depart Melbourne with Low Berman for Adelaide to mark the turning of the first sod at Port Augusta in the national rail line effort led by the Federal party.
In Sydney Friday report, alderman Jim introduces a plan to pay council members 90 a year if his party wins the upcoming municipal election. The measure aims to secure majority support and influence city affairs.
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