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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 14, 1915
Page
2
Fragmented OCR note mentions nurse Watson Brows and a maternity context with unclear percentages and weak references. Readable terms include nurse and maternity setting, but details are sparse and names or dates are incomplete.
A garbled OCR note from a Glen region newspaper mentions a churn or upheaval in England with unclear names and places. The fragment hints at a disruption labeled as a movement or event in Tonwonmb and Meworia but provides no verifiable dates or entities.
In this fragment from a historic page the text references subscriptions and advertisements with unclear pricing and terms. It hints at space sales and annual rates but is garbled, with multiple illegible phrases and distorted typography.
The text is garbled OCR about upcoming shows and dates with unclear names. It references events on August 24 and 2M and mentions a Davis ination Tuyonine with a solo performance. Overall details are unclear due to transcription errors.
An evening euchre party and social was arranged by Mrs Wt Gatra Sos, Moses Martel, and Plotter at the town hall. Proceeds go to benefit the Tea Prose tute project.
Debated proposal cites Pearce and federal stance on extending service. The text argues for suspension of citizen force calls from October to December and critiques parade rules amid wartime mobilization.
Fragmentary notes suggest talks of recruits at Forbes and Dublin. Vague references mention a possible pivot to Ireland with a deadline of days, and names like Korhew and Hijomeu appear in uncertain contexts.
A newly revived project at Purkys features a hall named Chay Stow Hart, with a 10 share foresees. The commission approved by AP C14 endorses a facility including a lifts and inner weather provisions. The site, near the Purple's Park, plans an elevator and a mintarines vine ramen facility as part of the hall’s completion.
A mangled report references the Water Conservation with Irrigation Commission and a directive about a diversion from the Labia River at Humiburgia Creek. It names inspectors Nowra Wout Marsh and others, noting notification of Tale of Jelly and Ballny’s intentions in Condobola.
A chaotic meeting at Forbes Hospital discussed holding a public event with dubious attendees and unclear agendas. Names like Warangla and Mrs Huriings appear, with references to a town hall demonstration led by John Carter and Rev Callers. The note mentions planning, invitations, and a mistrustful atmosphere around hospitality and entertainment arrangements.
A garbled account mentions Mee At StrWikLaIA, the Juntier Huerta, Spang tats, and a TV up project. It references private ballots, donations, and a week of town events including theatre and education. Names and places are unreadable but imply local political and social activity.
Fragmentary note mentions a bronchial counting fictive cure and purported penpernital remedies with unclear dates. Named entities are unreliable. the readable bits reference a medical topic and a patient or figure, but no verifiable events or organizations emerge.
A historical notice describes Forbes Air KH Selvo and a contested offer during a council meeting. The item details discussions, rejections, and eventual decision to advertise further while noting the association’s backing and references.
A rough OCR sweep lists items from a community gathering with mentions of meetings on a Saturday afternoon, profit noted at £499 4s 0d, social plans, fundraising timelines, and advertising for auctions, cattle, horses, and equipment. Names, places, and dates are obscured by garbled text but suggest a clustered record of local notices and activities with weather notes and sport references.
M A Strickland, born 1826, is hailed as Lachian’s oldest white woman and marks her 90th birthday tomorrow. Married in 1840, she witnessed Dodge County’s early days, with husband Josiah Strickland dying in 1881. She remained a central figure through Fortes development and the Foren goldfield era, recalling many happy days.
The Forbes Swimming Club held a meeting in the mayor's room with about 4 attendees. President and officers reviewed the balance sheet and annual accounts, noting improvements in the season and a £10 14s credit sale. Donations were solicited from members and supporters, with several named figures pledged and approved.
Fragmentary OCR mentions a theater event and motor exchange with extra room for show and display purposes. Names and places are garbled, but hints at brands or people associated with a public listing or notices.
The High Court dismissed the appeal and upheld the verdict of not guilty for a man charged with attempting to bribe the enemy. Justice Gordon directed the jury to acquit. The Commonwealth contested the decision, but the appellate ruling kept the acquittal intact amid wartime recruitment debates and government measures.
Sarah Ann Birt dies at home in Irony Uv, wife of Joseph Birt, resident of Lark in the Hills. She and family lived in New York and Wales earlier, with burial arrangements at Agpine in UAE. The report lists surviving relatives and mentions a funeral service and timestamped dates.
Sydney dispatch reports an earlier war development and a clash near Gailotun where a prisoner's capture is noted. The piece hints at Allied and German actions, mentions poison, and references plans to attack evading cooperation with the United States. An interview with Mr Asaninir is planned through a parliamentary liaison.
War correspondent reports limited German progress near ruined frontline in autumn conditions. Describes flooded ground, retreating lines, improvised defenses, and cautious artillery moves delaying German advance while defenders hold firm at the marshy sector. Mentions French and allied actions and strategic delays.
A mangled OCR item reports Britain’s fleet and the Santa Mes tale of military movements. It mentions A Froigh states Britain never had Aner Cees and notes Belgian officers reporting their army’s armament and bombardment off the coast. The British steamer Moo ngahheen is sunk with crew feared lost.
The service at John’s Church of England honored Private Edward Wurley of Porhes who was killed in action at Anzio. Rev Father B One led prayers. the congregation sang hymns and a memorial prayer was offered for the fallen soldier. Military members attended, with music and tributes stressing justice, liberty, and sacrifice. Members of the military and crowds observed the ceremony with solemn respect, paying tribute to the dead and supporting those left behind.
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