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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 19, 1919
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text describes an architect and year related to summer. It mentions people such as Grenier and Hesekit and a building project with routes, vias, specifications, and expertise. Details are unclear due to damaged source. The item appears to be a notice or note about a construction or design project with names and locations.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a tailor on Templar Street Porbes with stray phrases about Newt Meng sid Siviv and men in arms. The legible items provide no clear event or date to summarize.
Fragmentary OCR of a page from The Forbes Advocate shows garbled advertising notices and blurred names. The readable bits reference space advertising and unidentified persons, with unclear locations and dates. The overall item resembles a damaged classified section rather than a cohesive news story.
The readable bits reference several individuals and locations, including a person named and a set of places and institutions. Details are unclear due to garbled text, but it appears to mention people connected to an event or report and several geographic or organizational identifiers.
In the small Bahia Court on Tuesday afternoon Jolliffe and Langford appeared for the plaintiff as Mellon and Stower Rubionen, with Maillon for the defendant. Only part of the evidence was taken. the case adjourned until Friday next for further hearing.
Pine Park horse Phe Wark Way travels to Sydney after a hurdling trial near Wemnesday. The gelding showed smooth fencing and potential for a strong showing in the 2 mile event, with trainer expectations focused on a Monday Maindfield appearance.
In the town tomorrow Mary Pickford appears in a feature at Star Pictures. The page promises a strong lineup with the latest Lasky film and Sennett comedy segments. The advertisement highlights Mary Pickford as a leading star and notes Conyure and Wallice appearances in related features.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions rabbits and a youthful group, with garbled references to a park, rugmgrobe, urban setting, and an unclear event. Names and places are unreadable, leaving only scattered mentions of a rabbit and possible breeding or scarcity context without coherent facts.
The London Chronicle applauds Lloyd George's recent speech as a clear national message. The Daily Express notes the demand for deeds over words. The Bulgarian Treaty is discussed with references to the League of Nations and changes to southern boundary.
A fragmentary note from Orange Court references Wil Hud Kelly and a jokey figure, describing a disrupted scene with unclear actions and names. The text includes mentions of a trainer and a defendan t bearing on a dispute, with scattered garbled phrases and no clear outcome or date.
In a government effort to promote school swimming, Mr J Cumuasine from the Education Department coordinates activities with a Salisbury site named for the programme. The arrangement involves a display and demonstration for children at the state school, aiming to boost swimming teaching nationwide.
Mining men and company figures engage in a Wardens Court application concerning entry rights at Murrays mine near Canowindra. The case involves Hoon of Old BurEd Copper and Beton of Es, with orders granted for six months and rental fines noted amid disputes over ownership and access.
A garbled but vivid recap hints at a tense contest where players like Haney Stewart Pinky and others vie for the win. The fragment suggests a sports setting with regrouping and a key result shaping standings.
A fragmented notice from Star McTures Town Wall advertises tomorrow night shows with two grand star features. Seats may be booked at Ormsteds. The text mentions local officials and a review of the town’s entertainment offerings.
A large crowd welcomed Min Forbes Philamy back to Parkes after four years away. Town officials and veterans lined the procession to the station, where Mayor Lake Sudannell and Major St Honnell greeted the visitor amid speeches praising her work with youths and her contributions to the district.
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Private Bob Pritchard of the town returns home after twenty five months abroad in France. He served on the front and was honorably discharged after six months in the country, appearing well and in good health following his overseas duty.
A garbled report notes an increase in coffee price and mentions notices about an early election. It references Labor Conference plans in Washington and a proposed advisory committee on export policy, with scant coherent details beyond broad political and economic chatter.
The Forhox Advocate requests relatives to send notes about district soldiers returning from the war. Some families are not mentioned in print, and upcoming issues will publish such letters. Submissions about those on the way home are welcomed as well.
An unusual squad of names including Ancilly Happy Aww EN Hoawin Progressive Mandirap and King Mor ris leads a fragmented report from Cowra. The piece mentions various figures like Irene Maviilo Shami O’Brien Malden and Me Metra amid a muddled event titled Sealed Lips Triad Handicatys Nowacry.
A highly garbled OCR fragment depicts a dense, era flavored scene with references to a Kantare Club, Chisholm, La Cabra, and a hospital context. Names and places are interwoven with unclear actions, suggesting a bustling community event or parade with multiple figures and locations mentioned in a fragmented memory.
The mayor presided at the Peace Loan meeting on Wednesday night drawing strong turnout. Officials praised citizen support and urged continued effort, noting volunteers and donors contributed to the campaign and the town discussed future plans and obligations.
A fragmentary OCR item mentions Fort Tes F tar 1K and HK HMI Toa with scattered phrases about prices and items. The readable text is unclear and contains garbled names and numbers, lacking coherent narrative or identifiable event.
A historical notice-portraits a mix of local obituaries, veterans’ furlough details, and civic postings. It lists Corporal Jos Sible, Private Hays, and Walker among others, with ties to Forbes, North Th, and Sydney’s Lord Mayor. Mentions St Marys, Goobung Shire, and Kanowna in wartime service context.
An OCR fragment lists a maze of names and terms with unclear connections. It mentions persons such as Peter, Kathleen, Jovenh Kaye, and ACM, plus places and items like Pedwe, Sedan Shentokel, and peppermint references, all in a garbled stream with no clear event or outcome.
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