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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 14, 1920
Page
2
A partial OCR fragment notes Andrew's Fresbyte Church Forbes details a 7:20 pm service time with Mr Ridtey presiding and F.C. Steven the preacher or resident.
The Geades family extends heartfelt thanks for floral tributes and expressions of sympathy after a recent bereavement.
A garbled local item references individuals with unclear roles in Wallington. The fragment notes names like Taylor and Werton Luly Orange amid confusing phrasing about a balding or shop event. Further readable details are unavailable in the snippet.
A fragmentary note reports a planned Thursday concert by a well known group. It mentions a schedule and audience expectations and hints at program details.
Fragments describe a chaotic event at Condobolin with military and ceremonial gates, veterans and civilians involved. The piece mentions invasions, gates, and figures like Boris, along with references to a bridal Nile, Bride and bridal party, and various enigmatic names and locations within a charged public scene.
Fragmented OCR text suggests a court proceeding with a trial date and mentions witnesses and a lead defendant. Details are garbled but indicate an arraignment or commitment for trial in a local jurisdiction with reference to a seal and a date near the end of the excerpt.
Ambiguous passage lists a jumble of names and terms including Fiore Batre, AKI, Hemel, J. Fie, Mire Diekemnty, Emily Aber, Wow HB, White, Ming vine, and Ryan enkes. Context unclear. no coherent event or date established.
Fragmentary OCR passage describes a government action and public works with references to feeding grounds and water diversion. Names, dates, and locations are unreadable, leaving key facts about actions or outcomes unclear.
A report on the district weekly conditions notes points of rain at Orbes and Ay Souk Hatien with plans to proceed toward a conclusion. It mentions pastoral activities, expected improvements if weather remains favorable through the ext month of An, and notes various local reports about pain and recovery efforts and district conditions.
A letter from PROGRESH argues for a universal five day holiday to be set midweek, urging lawmakers to unite labor and management for a midweek break. The writer cites social harmony, productivity, and fairness as aims, urging action before the upcoming midweek holiday proposal. The piece discusses public sentiment, business impact, and the need for coordinated support across parties.
A misread fragment details a stud notice for a horse sale or breeding event. It mentions names like Harting, Dermnys, and Anthony Woueng, with references to mounts, studs, and a sale timetable. The text is garbled but indicates an auction or stud listing in a rural or regional paper.
A chaotic transcript outlines a council session in Orange about hiring or contracting for night guard services, public health, and sanitation issues. The text mentions bids, safety concerns, and potential legal action tied to municipal tender processes.
A concert at hebalp hall drew attendance from local figures though bad weather limited crowds. The program featured Miss Finn Wildden, Mrs H Melville, and the Forben Ly He Orchestra with vocal items and violin solos. Prizes and performances highlighted the event, with the competition drawing attention to a prize and notable soloists delivering varied pieces amid audience applause.
An obituary notes the death of W Groen and mentions his wife My W Groen, a Fest Aion resident. It records funeral details for Monday at the England Church Cemetery with a note of deep sympathy for the husband and children.
The readable lines reference names and places in a garbled render, mentioning Levine station and references to individuals and activity. The text is corrupted with many misspellings and unclear sections, making a coherent event difficult to determine. No definitive incident or outcome stands out.
Fragmented text from a 1980 World catalog entry includes garbled phrases about Forbar rejoicing, interspersed names like Geddes and HO 10, and references to a homakyth phrase. Many words are unreadable, yielding no coherent event or clear individuals.
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