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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 24, 1915
Page
1
Morwong reports a scattered Old World discussion on gambling and public policy with digressions on initiation rituals and royal figures. The piece weaves social commentary and casual observations about language origins and place names, mentioning Melbourne and various birds as tangential curiosities.
A list of Forbes district soldiers wounded or killed fighting for King and country at the Dardanelles. The names include Barton, J. P. Borben. Bradford, George. Cush, Cassimir J. Forbes. Dunne Eraust Mot. Fergison M.C.. Hall PD. Kendall Vo MH. and many others. Many entries note enlistment outside the district and unspecified places.
Train schedule shows downward and upward routes with stops at Bogan Gate and Condobolin on Monday Wednesday and Friday for down trips and Tuomas Thursday and Saturday for up trips. Fares listed as 0.00 or 0.06 with departs and arrivals in the afternoon.
Train timetable fragment lists Sunday through Sunday with stations Parkes Hogantate Vondobolin Burrawang Parke Piedborne Daroobulete Goolarong Nano Tamanbil through Cowra Greyfell TPO Trudie Bogan Gate and many others with times showing 0.0 pti 1427 4g Catala 4 ppm Byamey and multiple routes to Sydney Melbourne Molong and Orange, with late arrivals and connections noted.
A new guarantee program promises replacements if SPALTING'S FAMOUS RACQUETS break. Silding asserts confidence in the racquet line with a safety assurance for buyers.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a notice from Lachisn St Farben about a publication titled Forte Advocata. It references a proprietor Gearze and initials or names that appear garbled, suggesting a historical printer or editor notice without clear dates or full names.
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