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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 15, 1936
Page
1
An old advertisement touts Dr More’s Indian Root Pill as a universal remedy. It claims swift relief against obstructions and misfortune, urging readers to keep a bottle handy and use it at the first sign of trouble. The tone appeals to all classes of society and presents high efficacy.
A garbled OCR notice mentions a 20 reward, refunds for permit applications, petrol, and stock travel references. It lists various names and terms with no clear cohesion, implying a damaged public notice about rewards, permit fees, and associated actions. The fragmentary text lacks verifiable details or structured facts.
Community notes cover permit matters, remarks by Pyaxbot BLINE officials, and statements from W. Tomkinn, Wheatley, and local secretary. The page records discussions about invasion warnings, delays, and proceedings aimed at municipal compliance, with mentions of matrons, a public appeal, and potential scheduling adjustments.
Hundreds searched the Lady River area for the body of W H Lavers. Despite volunteers and a large police effort led by Detective Berprant Altivmn and others, no body was found. Officials assessed leads and statements from participants, while the investigation continued with family and local interest high.
Fragmented OCR text notes a change in pre-selection ballots involving Forbes ALP and Mr Buetin. It references protest actions and internal party adjustments, with unclear names and dates. The piece hints at interparty interventions and interim steps within the W.S.W. context.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions dates, locations, and exam items in a garbled line. It references a timetable and duties, with names and places obscured. The readable fragments suggest an academic or scheduling context but lack coherent details.
The coroner Mr Arthur Main held an inquest into the death at Mire Mary Maher. The proceedings examined a period around the incident and referenced Anglican and local events. Witnesses described conditions and timing leading up to the passing, with discussion of funerary arrangements and related matters.
Unclear OCR fragment suggests a stock inspector topic linked to agricultural site inspection and a possible inquiry. The readable portions mention inspections, a site, and questions tied to a river or Faas area. Entities and specifics are highly garbled, but the record indicates an official probe related to livestock or agricultural oversight.
OCR fragment recounts a chaotic scene with mentions of Alfred Mampi, Lalor, Des Mebane, and a Portas district incident. It references a testimony, a hate accusation, a court-like setting, and various names in a garbled narrative with incomplete actions and dates.
The readable text describes a person named Sue Doel and references a Pa Unoatan and H.W. The fragment mentions a down event at Juungy win noryen and an 180 degree condition plus heating, with references to seats, time, and access. The passage is garbled and ends without a clear conclusion.
A damaged OCR fragment references a conference or meeting with unclear words and missing context. Names, dates, and specifics are unreadable, yielding an incomplete report.
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